Discover Kyoto’s Gion by night in an intimate, small-group tour. Explore secret paths, enjoy personal guide attention, and immerse in local culture.
Discover Kyoto’s Gion by night in an intimate, small-group tour. Explore secret paths, enjoy personal guide attention, and immerse in local culture.
- Gionmachi Minamigawa - One of Kyoto’s most renowned streets. You might spot a Maiko or Geiko if you’re fortunate. If you do, greet them with a smile and say “Konnichiwa.”
- Yasui-Konpiragu - A shrine that aids in forming new relationships and severing harmful ones. For couples, it strengthens their bond.
- Sannenzaka Ninenzaka - This path…
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Gionmachi Minamigawa - One of Kyoto’s most renowned streets. You might spot a Maiko or Geiko if you’re fortunate. If you do, greet them with a smile and say “Konnichiwa.”
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Yasui-Konpiragu - A shrine that aids in forming new relationships and severing harmful ones. For couples, it strengthens their bond.
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Sannenzaka Ninenzaka - This path leads close to Kiyomizu-dera Temple and features a stunning traditional Kyoto townscape. Yasaka-no-to (Yasaka Pagoda) is a notable highlight.
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Ryōzen Kannon Temple - Established in 1955 to honor the souls of World War II victims, it houses a massive statue of Kannon.
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Kodai-ji Temple - Built around 400 years ago by a shogun’s wife in memory of her husband. Visitors can admire the beautiful garden, a 400-year-old tea ceremony house, and a bamboo grove. It’s less crowded than Kiyomizu-dera Temple, making it an ideal spot to experience Kyoto’s serene atmosphere.
Caution: Open during daytime only. Closes at 5 pm.
- Yasaka Shrine - The main shrine among approximately 2,300 affiliated shrines across Japan. Known as “Gion-san,” it is famed for its blessings to ward off bad luck, bring good fortune, and enhance beauty.

- Photography service
- Photography service
In the Gion district, a wealth of traditional elements can be found within a compact, walkable area.
- A town steeped in geisha culture with a 300-year history, featuring historic buildings.
- A wooden pagoda that has stood for over 600 years.
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Shrines with a history spanning more than 1,000 years.
Additionally, this tour offers not only a stroll…
In the Gion district, a wealth of traditional elements can be found within a compact, walkable area.
- A town steeped in geisha culture with a 300-year history, featuring historic buildings.
- A wooden pagoda that has stood for over 600 years.
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Shrines with a history spanning more than 1,000 years.
Additionally, this tour offers not only a stroll through these traditional streets but also insights into geisha culture and the shrines.
For instance: - Reasons behind the decline of the 300-year-old geisha culture.
- The process of becoming a geisha.
- The stringent rules governing geisha culture.
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The advantages and intriguing facts about the shrines you will visit.
Gaining this knowledge will enhance your visit to Kyoto!
There are also some differences between the day and night tours.
During the daytime tour, you can view large Buddha statues and murals that are not visible at night.
On the night tour, you can avoid the crowds and enjoy the serene and enchanting cityscape illuminated by lights.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.