Things to do in Kyoto

I forgot our photographer’s name but she was from Taiwan and she’s so nice and lovely. I have high expectations for photos so I was prepared to edit it on my own. Imagine my surprise when we received our photos and it did not need any editing at all. It was so gooooood. Kudos to the shop and our photographer that day! Thank you so much!

We had such an amazing experience during our Kyoto photoshoot. From the beginning, Mr. Kai made us feel comfortable and guided us naturally through every pose, which helped us enjoy the moment instead of worrying about the camera. The photos turned out absolutely beautiful — every shot captured the atmosphere of Kyoto, the details of our outfits, and the emotions of the day perfectly.

We absolutely loved our kimono rental experience! 🩷 The staff were so kind, friendly, and approachable, and they made the whole experience feel extra special. I especially love how they styled my hair—it was so beautiful and elegant, and matched my kimono perfectly! 🥺🌸 I also really loved our kimonos and how everything came together. We booked this for our first wedding anniversary in Kyoto, and it became such a beautiful memory for us. Thank you so much for the wonderful experience! Highly recommended! 🇯🇵🏯🩷

loved the show, was our first time and was so much fun. definitely should try if you are in Kyoto. the MC was so fun and the staff super nice!

I was extremely satisfied with the overall experience of the "Kyoto Amanohashidate, Ine Funaya & Ine Bay Scenic Day Tour"! Everything from the itinerary planning and transportation to the attraction introductions went smoothly. As a first-time visitor to Amanohashidate and Ine, I didn't have to worry about transportation, allowing me to easily enjoy the scenery along the way. I especially want to commend our tour guide, Amy. Her explanations throughout the trip were very detailed. She didn't just simply introduce the sights; she also shared local characteristics, historical culture, and small details to pay attention to while visiting, which helped us understand each place better while enjoying the views. She was also very patient in answering questions and clearly explained meeting times and locations, which made us feel very at ease. The scenery at Amanohashidate was truly beautiful, even more stunning in person than in photos. Ine Funaya was a stop I was really looking forward to; the atmosphere of the seaside town was very pleasant, and the sight of the boathouses lined up along the coast had a unique Japanese charm, making for great photos. The entire day's itinerary was well-packed but never felt rushed or chaotic. The transportation was also very convenient. For independent travelers, it saves time researching transfers and taking public transport, allowing you to visit several more distant attractions in one day, offering great value for money. Many thanks to Amy for her thoughtful and friendly guidance and explanations, which made this trip a wonderful memory ❤️ If any friends want to visit Amanohashidate and Ine Funaya in the future, I would highly recommend this tour, and I hope to have the chance to have Amy as our guide again next time!

My partner and I took a tour to Nara and Tokyo with Cici! she was very informative and I really enjoyed the history and information she shared on the way to our locations, we felt like it added more meaning to our experiences at each place. the convenience of having a bus take you to these very touristy locations was extremely nice as we got to have a taste of each location without the added haste of transportation. Cici was very good with instructions and making sure everything was clear and promptly on time- which I love! She was funny, organized and caring which made our experience great. Thank you so much!!

If you're taking the Sagano Romantic Train and then the Hozugawa River Boat Ride, it's best to allow an hour and a half between them. For example, if your train arrives at 11:00 AM, book the 12:30 PM boat ride. After getting off the train, there will be signs directing you through a tunnel to the bus stop. The bus will make a brief stop and then go directly to the Hozugawa River Boat Ride building. There's a small shop where you can buy snacks and drinks; definitely buy something to drink, as the boat shop won't appear for about an hour and a half after you board. The boatman on our trip was very entertaining, likely a veteran, and interacted well with the passengers. When we encountered rapids, he would playfully warn passengers about a little splashing. You won't get completely soaked, as there are tarps for cover. Throughout the journey, the boatman spoke a mix of Japanese and short English phrases, and also used gestures to point out the local wildlife. The boat ride is spectacular and highly recommended.

this was a good experience:) i didn’t have it planned before hand my original plans changed because of the weather so this was a great alternative option, great price, you can spend as long as you want exploring the exhibits, the team was so kind, and i was also able to book off klook while walking to teamlabs so that was also super nice and convenient, they also had free lockers!!

🚂 Kyoto Railway Museum: Steel Giants Traversing Time! Your Complete Guide to Must-See Trains, from "Steam Legends" to "Earth's Fastest" If you're in Kyoto and have a passion for railways, the Kyoto Railway Museum is an absolute must-visit! It's more than just a static display; it's a living fossil of Japan's railway history. The museum houses 54 classic train models, ranging from 19th-century steam locomotives to modern Shinkansen bullet trains. Today, I won't bore you with dry data. Instead, I'll take you straight to three "must-see, or you've missed out" iconic trains that are guaranteed to instantly turn you into a railway expert! Experience: Booking convenience with Klook: