• Pontocho District - Enjoy a brief stop at the entrance of Pontocho, a renowned traditional geisha district in Kyoto, where its history and unique characteristics will be highlighted.
• Gion Shirakawa - Stroll through Gion Shirakawa, one of Kyoto’s most enchanting areas, featuring a serene canal, willow trees, and historic teahouses that create a timeless ambiance.
• Yasaka Shrine - As evening falls and the lanterns illuminate, Yasaka Shrine, one of Japan’s oldest and most esteemed Shinto shrines, provides a stunning and atmospheric backdrop that embodies Kyoto’s enduring spiritual heritage.
• Nene-no-Michi - Discover Nene-no-Michi, a beautifully maintained stone-paved street lined with traditional architecture, leading to historic temples in Higashiyama.
• Hokan-ji Temple - Admire the majestic Yasaka Pagoda, elegantly towering above the traditional streets of Higashiyama, offering one of Kyoto’s most scenic vistas.
• Yasui-Konpiragu - Explore Yasui Konpiragu Shrine, a mystical and influential shrine believed to assist visitors in severing negative connections and welcoming new beginnings in relationships.
• Hanamikoji Street - Wander along Hanamikoji Street, the center of Kyoto’s most prestigious geisha district, where there is a chance to see a geiko or maiko heading to an evening engagement.

• Native Spanish-speaking local expert guide

Explore the historic Gion district of Kyoto on a walking tour conducted entirely in Spanish. This tour, led by a native Spanish-speaking guide, allows you to delve into Japan’s geisha culture without any language barriers.

Start your journey in the scenic Gion Shirakawa, a serene canal area adorned with willow trees, traditional teahouses, and stone-paved streets. Stroll through tranquil backstreets away from the crowds, uncovering hidden shrines and beautifully preserved wooden townhouses.

Discover the intriguing world of geisha and maiko, learning about their training, performances, and the artistry of their kimonos and hairstyles. The guide will share insights into the customs that continue to shape this unique culture.

The tour concludes on Hanamikoji Street, the heart of the geisha district, where you might be fortunate enough to see a geiko or maiko heading to an evening engagement.

By the end of the tour, you will have gained a deeper appreciation of Kyoto’s iconic traditions, all conveyed in Spanish.

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