• Statue of Izumo no Okuni - The statue of Izumo no Okuni in Kyoto is far more than just a bronze sculpture; it is a tribute to the visionary woman who transformed Japanese entertainment by bringing the renowned Kabuki theater to life in the early 17th century. Located in the heart of the charming Gion district—home to geishas and legends—this statue is a must-see for those wishing to delve into the living history of Japan’s performing arts.

Strolling through Gion, amidst lantern-lit alleys and centuries-old tea houses, pausing before Okuni’s figure allows one to imagine those vibrant times when dance and music captivated all of Kyoto.

• Minamiza: The Kabuki Theater of Kyoto - Kyoto’s Minamiza theater is one of Japan’s most iconic stages, a place where the art of Kabuki—with its lavish costumes, dramatic makeup, and emotion-filled stories—comes to life, transporting audiences to legendary eras.

Situated in the heart of the Gion district, Minamiza is not just a theater; it is a bridge between the past and the present, where each performance revives the passion and tradition of centuries of Japanese history. Attending a play here is to immerse oneself in the very essence of Japanese culture, surrounded by the unique atmosphere that only this ancient geisha district can offer.

• Tatsumi Bridge - Gion Shinbashi, in the heart of Kyoto, is one of those places that seem frozen in time. Its cobblestone streets, traditional tea houses, and the subtle presence of geishas at dusk make every stroll a magical experience.

A must-see spot is the Tatsumi Bridge, a delicate stone arch crossing the tranquil Shirakawa Canal. From there, the view of the old wooden machiya reflected in the water offers a perfect postcard of old Kyoto.

• Hanamikoji Street - Hanami Koji, in the heart of Gion, is much more than a street; it is a direct gateway to the Japan of yesteryear. Its elegant wooden machiya, tea houses steeped in tradition, and refined restaurants create a perfect setting to delve into the secret world of geishas and maikos.

Walking along Hanami Koji is to be enchanted by the magic of its lanterns lit at dusk and its alleys that, during cherry blossom season, transform into a tunnel of pink petals. Here, with a bit of luck, one can see geishas gliding silently to their evening engagements, a unique spectacle that fascinates both locals and visitors alike.

This iconic street is an essential stop on any walking tour of Gion, combining history, living culture, and an unforgettable atmosphere that captures the essence of Kyoto.

• Gion Corner - Gion Corner, located in the heart of the historic Gion district, is a privileged window into the artistic soul of Japan. This cozy cultural center brings together, in a single show, the best of Japanese traditions: from the delicacy of the tea ceremony and the poetry of flower arrangements (ikebana) to the hypnotic melody of instruments like the koto and shamisen.

But undoubtedly, the main attraction of Gion Corner is the opportunity to closely observe the refined art of geishas and maikos, living ambassadors of Kyoto’s elegance and mystery.

Attending a performance here is to immerse oneself, in just an hour, in centuries of history and beauty, making this stop an unmissable experience for those wishing to understand and feel the cultural essence of Japan.

• Yasaka Shrine - The Yasaka Shrine, also known as Yasaka Jinja or Gion Shrine, is one of Kyoto’s most beloved and visited spots. Located in the heart of the Gion district, this Shinto shrine has over a thousand years of history and remains a place full of life and tradition.

Dedicated to Susanoo-no-Mikoto, an important Shinto deity, the shrine is famous for its central role in the Gion Matsuri, one of Japan’s most spectacular and ancient festivals.

Its vermilion gates, hanging lanterns, and classic architecture make it a must-visit for those wishing to immerse themselves in the traditional charm of the city. Both locals and travelers come here to pray, enjoy the tranquil atmosphere, and feel the spiritual essence of Kyoto.

More than a place of worship, Yasaka Jinja is a living symbol of the history and festivals that make Kyoto such a special destination.

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Explore la magia de Gion de una manera única

Durante el día, Gion, el famoso distrito de geishas de Kioto, se llena de turistas y cámaras, lo que dificulta apreciar su auténtica esencia. Este recorrido nocturno a pie está diseñado para aquellos que buscan algo diferente: una experiencia íntima en un grupo reducido, explorando las elegantes calles de Gion cuando cae la noche y la multitud se desvanece.

✨ Por qué este tour es especial:

Descubra el mundo secreto de las geishas en su entorno auténtico.

Disfrute de la tranquilidad de Gion después del anochecer, cuando la magia se percibe en cada esquina.

Viva una experiencia más cercana y personalizada en un grupo pequeño (máximo 15 personas).

Atrévase a conocer el lado más genuino de Gion en una noche que, sin duda, quedará en su memoria.

• En el tour o la actividad habrá 15 viajeros como máximo
• La confirmación se recibirá cuando se realice la reserva

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.