Meeting Point

Apple Kyoto

Nishiki Market

Kyoto’s historic food market with over 400 years of history, enjoy souvenir shopping and trying 6 types of local Japanese food.

Kamo Gawa

Kyoto’s most famous river—perfect for relaxing walks, and enjoying the view of nature, with cherry blossoms along the riverside in April.

Shirakawa Canal

One of Kyoto’s most beautiful streets, lined with willow trees and traditional houses.

Hanami Koji

The heart of the Gion geisha district, known for its wooden teahouses and the chance to spot a geisha or maiko.

Yasui Kompiragu Shrine

Famous for its “power stone” that’s said to break bad ties and bring good relationships.

Yasaka Pagoda Tower

A tall five-story pagoda that’s a Kyoto icon.

Kiyomizu Dera Temple

Famous temple with a huge wooden stage and stunning city views.

Ninenzaka & Sannenzaka

Historic shopping streets full of charm, souvenirs, and photo spots.

Kodaiji Temple

Zen temple with pretty gardens, bamboo grove, and peaceful vibes.

Yasaka Shrine

One of Kyoto’s most famous shrines, especially known for the Gion Festival. It’s lively and open day and night.

Pontocho Alley

A narrow alley beside the river, filled with traditional restaurants and bars. A great place for food and a possible geisha sighting.

Ending Point

End in Pontocho Alley