• 570 Higashishiokōjichō - The guide will meet participants at a “Clew” share-cycle port situated in front of Seikouin Wagatazizou temple, located behind the hotel. There will be a briefing on cycling hand signals and bicycle usage to ensure a safe and enjoyable ride.
• Kyoto - The historic streets and alleys of Kyoto exude a distinctly Japanese charm. Participants can stop at intriguing spots to take photos together, a unique opportunity afforded by the private nature of the tour.
• Nishi Hongan-ji Temple - Known as the head temple of the Jodo Shinshu Hongwanji-ha sect, “Nishi Hongan-ji” (Western Hongan-ji) is renowned for its historic buildings, including the World Heritage Site grounds and National Treasures like the Go-eidō (Hall of Amida) and Amida-dō, the Shoin, and the Hiyun-kaku. The wooden floors feature intricate patterns, offering attractions beyond the buildings themselves.
• Shirakawa Lane - Once a thriving Chaya-machi known for tea, this street offers a Kyoto-like landscape with historic buildings along a river. Participants can enjoy the traditional atmosphere and seasonal plants such as cherry blossoms and willows while cycling.
• Shomen-dori Street - Passing through a local area of Kyoto, a large building stands out: the former headquarters of NINTENDO. Its grandeur and historical significance draw global attention. The guide will share insights into NINTENDO’s growth as a leading game company in Kyoto.
• 13 Nanzenji Fukuchichō - The Lake Biwa Canal, connecting Kyoto and Lake Biwa, is a cherished waterway. Designed to manage the elevation difference between Kyoto and Lake Biwa, it showcases the ingenuity and creativity of its time. Participants can take a break to enjoy the sound of water and the refreshing breeze, with the flexibility of a private tour allowing for leisurely conversation.
• 17 Nanzenji Kusakawachō - Cycling through Kyoto, participants will encounter the “Lake Biwa Canal,” a beautiful waterway that supported the city’s development by supplying water to the area. The tour provides insights into the origins of the community’s culture and industries.
• 86 Nanzenji Fukuchichō - Nanzen-ji Temple holds a special place among Kyoto’s Five Mountains. Its impressive main temple and gate are captivating, and the precinct’s beautiful Japanese garden offers a serene space to enjoy seasonal landscapes. Visitors can experience Japan’s traditional beauty and tranquility, providing a soothing moment.
• 97 Okazaki Nishitennōchō - Heian Shrine was established to mark the 1100th anniversary of the capital’s move to Heian-kyo, with Emperor Kanmu, the 50th emperor, as its enshrined deity. The large red torii gate is a notable feature of the shrine.
• Hokodencho - Participants can visit the renowned Kamo River in Kyoto, relaxing on the riverbed or cycling along the riverbank. At the tour’s conclusion, they can cool off by dipping their feet in the water, enjoying the natural surroundings. The sound of the river and the afternoon sky offer a personal experience on this private tour, inviting participants to fully immerse themselves in Kyoto.
• 570 Higashishiokōjichō - The tour concludes with the return of the bicycles. Participants are then free to explore the streets of Kyoto at their own pace.

• Bicycle use
• Cycling guide
• Mandarin and Japanese Speaking guide
• Incom installed cycling helmet

• Gratuities

✨ Experience the Enchantment of Kyoto Nights! ✨

Embark on a delightful e-bike journey through Kyoto’s serene streets, where city lights shimmer and temples radiate under the moonlit sky. Whether it’s a romantic evening for couples or a unique adventure for families, this tour offers a memorable night for everyone.

Explore lantern-lit pathways, tranquil riversides, and breathtaking viewpoints, as Kyoto reveals its gentle surprises and hidden beauty after dark.

Enjoy a traffic-free, crowd-free experience with only the sound of wheels, the night breeze, and a starry sky (and perhaps a few friendly raccoons ✨). Suitable for all ages and fitness levels!

Join the ride, share laughter, and fall in love with Kyoto—one magical moment at a time (＾▽＾)

• Children under 10 years old can participate if they are taller than 140cm and they can ride a bicycle. (But the same fee as an adult occurs for it)

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