• 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 leads close to Kiyomizu-dera Temple and features a stunning traditional Kyoto townscape. Yasaka-no-to (Yasaka Pagoda) is a notable highlight.

• Ryōzen Kannon Temple - Established in 1955 to honor the souls of World War II victims, it houses a massive statue of Kannon.

• 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
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In the Gion district, a wealth of traditional attractions 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.
• Shrines with a history spanning more than 1,000 years.
• Charming streets paved with stone.
  Our tour explores these sites at night when the area is less crowded.
  At night, Gion transforms into a magical place with tranquil street lights, offering the perfect opportunity to appreciate its beauty.

The guide will provide historical insights and interesting trivia about these locations.

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