• Hanamikoji-dori - Situated in the heart of Gion, Hanamikoji Street stretches just over a kilometer between Sanjo Avenue and Kennin-ji Temple. The machiya that line this charming cobbled road are beautifully preserved gems. Behind their facades, shielded from prying eyes by kimusuko (wooden trellises) and protected from the elements by inuyarai (curved bamboo barriers), lie ochaya (tea houses) and upscale restaurants.

• Yasaka Shrine - Yasaka Shrine (八坂神社, Yasaka Jinja), also known as Gion Shrine, is one of Kyoto’s most renowned shrines. Established over 1350 years ago, it is located between the popular Gion and Higashiyama districts and is frequently visited by tourists traveling between the two.

• Shirakawa Lane - Shirakawa Canal

• Gion Corner - Gion Corner, Kyoto, Japan

• Kennin-ji Temple - Kennin-ji Temple, Kyoto, Japan

• Maruyama Park - Maruyama Park, Kyoto, Japan

• Taxes & Services included
• Variety of local, delicious Kyoto dishes
• Selection of snacks & desserts
• 4-hour Gion District walking tour with a local guide
• Soft drinks & water provided

• Gratuities
• Alcoholic Drinks ( Available to purchase) Minimum 18 years old

Explore Kyoto’s famed Gion district alongside a guide who knows these streets like the back of his hand.
Kyoto, once the imperial capital of Japan, radiates an air of refinement and cultural significance. Gion, a district within Kyoto, transports visitors to a world steeped in geisha culture and traditional elegance.
It’s here, during this experience, that you’ll be transported into the world of these skilled artists. Their dances, often accompanied by traditional instruments, tell stories of history and mythology.

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