Meeting at your Hotel and we will have briefing about Kyoto, such as location, culture & history.

And we will start to the first destination

Walking through the Primitive Forest of Shiogamao Shrine, where Japanese Gods fell down, we will find the Shito gate and

Mail Hall of Shimogamo Shrine. The gods of Shrine are ancesters of Japanese Emperor.

Please pray for Japanese Gods and get the blessings of Gods.

Stop Japanese consists of 8 million goods , including Mahomet, Jesus & so on.

The Emperor Palace was moved to the present place 15th century, and you can appreciate more than 8 buildings, including government hall, ceremony Hall residence, and so on.

Please appreciate Japanese Wooden Structures, mainly made of Cypress wood and Cyder Wood.

Yasu Tokugawa unified Japan in 1600 and built the Nijo Castle in 1603.

When he visited Kyoto, he stayed here., because his foundation was located in Edo(Tokyo) and he need to get nominal permission

from Emperor. Stop the Main Hall was built 400 years ago and remains as they were. Please realize the culture, Samurai Culture.

Nishiki market has a history for more than 400 years and Japanese restaurants purchase their ingredients from this marke.

Since Kyoto had been a capital of Japan, hi-quality ingredients gathered to the market.

Gion District is High-class entertainment districts n Kyoto and there are many nice restaurants, where Maiko & Geisha start working from evening time.

Houses are made from wooden particular structures, and You will feel the atmosphere in old days.

Ninenzaka and Sannenzaka Districts are the approach street to Kiyomizu Temple.

From 400 years ago Tokyo People came to Kyoto on foot and enjoyed shopping and meal here, on the way to the Kiyomizu Temple.

In old days this area was area of Climbing Koln and there were may shops of pottery

Sanjusangedo Temple was built by Emperor's request to Shogun and

you will find 1000 image of Buddha , which is located in the Longest wooden

structure in the world., together with 28 guardian dieties.

At the western side Corridor, Japanese Archery contests has been held for more than 400 years