At Kyosaka Tours, we go beyond basic transportation — we deliver a personalized, comfortable, and culturally enriching travel experience. What sets us apart is our commitment to stress-free travel with friendly, English-speaking drivers who understand the needs of international visitors.
We offer flexible itineraries, door-to-door service, and clean, well-maintained vehicles to ensure your comfort. Whether you want to explore hidden gems, take the scenic route, or adjust plans on the go — we’re here to make it happen.
We offer flexible pickup options from airports, hotels, train stations, and popular landmarks in Kyoto and Osaka. Please provide your exact location and preferred pickup time when booking. ✅ Free waiting time (up to 60 minutes at airports) ✅ 24/7 availability, including late-night pickups ✅ Luggage assistance included
Stroll through towering bamboo stalks in a peaceful forest setting, a truly magical and serene experience.
Admire the stunning Zen temple covered in gold leaf, reflected beautifully in its surrounding pond.
Known as “Kyoto’s Kitchen,” this lively market street is about 400 meters long and lined with over 100 shops and stalls. Highlights: Local delicacies: pickles, tofu, matcha sweets, fresh seafood, wagyu skewers, and seasonal produce. Souvenirs like Kyoto-style knives, chopsticks, and handcrafted goods. Family-run stalls with food samples and traditional snacks.
Sannenzaka and Ninenzaka are two beautifully preserved stone-paved streets in Kyoto’s Higashiyama district. Lined with traditional wooden townhouses, shops, and tea houses, they lead up to the famous Kiyomizu-dera Temple. Known for their historic charm, local snacks, and souvenir shops, these scenic slopes offer one of the most authentic old Kyoto experiences.
Kiyomizu-dera is one of Kyoto’s most famous temples, known for its grand wooden stage overlooking the city. Founded in 778, it offers stunning views, seasonal beauty, and the sacred Otowa Waterfall, where visitors drink for health, success, and longevity.
Fushimi Inari-taisha is Kyoto’s most important Shinto shrine, dedicated to Inari, the god of rice and prosperity. It is world-famous for its thousands of bright red torii gates forming paths up Mount Inari, creating one of Japan’s most iconic sights. Visitors can hike through the gates, explore smaller shrines along the way, and enjoy panoramic views over Kyoto.
Sanjūsangendō is a historic Buddhist temple built in 1164, famous for its long wooden hall stretching 120 meters. Inside, it houses 1,001 life-sized statues of Kannon, the goddess of mercy, creating one of the most breathtaking sights in Japan. The temple is also known for its annual archery competitions held in January.
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