Things to do in Umekōji Park

This place has so much to see and do. You’re constantly exposed to amazing pieces of art. You lose track of time here

Lee is so amazing, he is an excellent tour guide. He have alot of jokes, he will also take you pictures and videos if you ask him. Highly recommended, it's worth the price!

Such an amazing experience and honestly my personal highlight of our Japan trip. Make a reservation in advance as they get quite busy, but everyone was very efficient and kind. I wish I had asked for everyone's names so I could thank them individually. They have a beautiful selection of women and men's kimonos - the act of choosing one was so much fun, I definitely think it's worth it to upgrade to the lace kimonos and accessories if you can. For the gals, they gave you several choices for a lovely hairstyle-- and they did such a good job on me and my sisters, and the hairstyles held up all day! They even offer you super cute accessories that include bags, parasols and even a katana to keep some of your belongings while you go and about in your kimonos. Highly recommend booking a photographer. We had Steven, who spoke English, and made the experience so special. He took us to a beautiful temple and gave great direction and fun ideas for the photos! 10/10 would do again!

Lee was our guide very humble person. ample time to rome around, very quick, fun loving trip.. Will recommend to my friends..

This trip was fantastic! Our tour guide was a very cheerful person, he paid great attention to detail, and made sure everyone had an enjoyable experience. His time management was very efficient. I really enjoyed this type of tour. Thank you to our tour guide and Klook!

It was a fantastic experience even though this exhibit is more interactive and more suitable for kids. The previous one I went teamLab Borderless in Tokyo was more surreal. Its a distance from Kyoto station. Take note.

Was a very nice experience. The staff were very friendly and also made an effort to make sure everyone had a mini pig to pet.

Participated in the Amanohashidate and Ine Boathouse one-day tour on November 4th. The tour guide, Ember, provided detailed explanations that helped us better understand the itinerary. At the stops, she arranged for a rest area stop for everyone to use the restroom, and she also provided reminders when there were stairs to go up and down. I recommend today's attentive female tour guide, Ember.