- Explore the wonderfully atmospheric Gion district, Kyoto’s famous Geisha district, at night
- Gain a deeper understanding of Japan’s culture, traditions, and the world of geisha from a friendly and knowledgeable guide
- Wander around traditional backstreets, visit offbeat temples and shrines, and you may even catch a glimpse of a geiko or maiko (apprentice geiko)
- Book at any time – last-minute bookings are accepted!
Kyoto Kawaramachi Garden corner, in front of the big black world map. Your guide will be waiting for you at the meeting point wearing a TripGuru shirt or holding a TripGuru sign.
Meet your guide in front of the big black world map in central Kyoto.
See the statue of Izumo no Okuni, the woman credited with founding kabuki, near the historic Minamiza Theatre.
Stroll Gion’s most famous street, lined with wooden teahouses where geiko and maiko entertain guests.
Visit a shrine known for breaking bad ties and creating good ones, home to a stone covered in thousands of paper wishes.
Admire the five-story Yasaka Pagoda, one of Kyoto’s most iconic and photographed landmarks.
Walk down a preserved stone-paved slope lined with traditional wooden shops and machiya houses.
Follow a quiet stone lane named after Nene, the wife of the samurai ruler Toyotomi Hideyoshi.
Explore Kyoto’s oldest public park, famous for its giant weeping cherry tree.
See the vermilion gate and the lantern-covered dance hall of Gion’s guardian shrine.
Wander along a willow-lined canal with traditional teahouses and the charming Tatsumi Bridge.
Squeeze through a narrow lantern-lit alley packed with restaurants and teahouses beside the Kamo River
Finish at a historic bridge over the Kamo River, once the end of the old Tokaido road from Edo (Tokyo)
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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