Kyoto Private Walking Tour & Sushi Making Experience with Licensed Guide

Kyoto Private Walking Tour & Sushi Making Experience with Licensed Guide Options

Kyoto Private Walking Tour & Sushi Making Experience

Overview

Experience Kyoto's rich heritage and create your own sushi masterpiece in a single unforgettable journey!

Discover Kyoto's renowned landmarks on a 4-hour private guided walking tour, followed by an engaging sushi-making session at atelier SUSHI. Learn to craft authentic Nigiri and Maki sushi using fresh ingredients from Nishiki Market, guided by an English-speaking instructor.

Why this tour?

• Visit 2~3 iconic Kyoto attractions of your choice with a licensed English-speaking guide
• Learn to create authentic Nigiri and Maki sushi using fresh ingredients from Kyoto’s Nishiki Market
• Explore historical landmarks like Fushimi Inari Shrine, Kiyomizu-dera Temple, or Gion before your culinary session
• A fun and engaging activity for anyone aged 5 and above, ideal for families and small groups
• Enjoy a unique blend of sightseeing and hands-on cultural learning in the heart of Kyoto

[Sushi Making Experience]
Learn to make authentic Nigiri and Maki sushi using fresh ingredients from Kyoto’s Nishiki Market. With step-by-step guidance from an English-speaking instructor, enjoy a fun, hands-on workshop in a cozy studio. After mastering the basics, sit down and savor the sushi you made yourself. Perfect for beginners, families, and food lovers alike!
Duration: 2 hours

[Suggested Attractions]
You can visit 2~3 sites from the attractions listed below, based on your choice.


▲ Fushimi Inari Shrine
Explore the famous vermillion-red torii gates and uncover the rich history of the shrine dedicated to the god of grains, Inari, and its fox guardians.



▲ Nijo Castle
Visit this UNESCO World Heritage site, built in 1603 as the Kyoto residence of the first Tokugawa shogun.



▲ Gion
Navigate Kyoto’s Geisha District on a guided tour, discovering hidden gems, learning about Geisha culture, and exploring historic alleyways.



▲ Nishiki Market
Stroll through "Kyoto's Kitchen," a bustling five-block market offering local culinary delights, fresh produce, and specialty goods.



▲ Kiyomizudera Temple
Enjoy a guided tour of one of Kyoto’s iconic temples, learning about its history and cultural significance.



▲ Kyoto Imperial Palace
Discover the former residence of Japan’s Imperial Family, surrounded by the tranquil Kyoto Imperial Park.



▲ Pontocho
Dine in one of Kyoto’s most atmospheric alleys, offering a variety of cuisines and traditional Kyoto delicacies by the Kamogawa River.



▲ Ginkakuji Temple
Visit the Silver Pavilion, a Zen temple showcasing Higashiyama Culture and a refined artistic legacy.



▲ Nanzenji Temple
Explore one of Japan’s most significant Zen temples, located at the base of Kyoto's forested mountains.



▲ Kinkakuji Temple
Marvel at the Golden Pavilion, a Zen temple covered in gold leaf, set against a serene pond.



▲ Toji Temple
Explore this UNESCO World Heritage site, home to one of Japan's tallest wooden pagodas and rich Shingon Buddhist history.



▶ Kibune River
Explore the scenic town of Kibune, home to Kifune Shrine, dedicated to the god of water and rain.

▶ Tofukuji Temple
Admire the stunning autumn colors and historic Zen architecture at this temple, famous for its picturesque Tsutenkyo Bridge.

▶ Higashiyama District
Experience traditional Kyoto as you wander through historic streets lined with wooden buildings and merchant shops.

▶ Ninnaji Temple
Visit the historic Ninnaji Temple, home to a five-storied pagoda and once the residence of imperial priests.

▲ Shugakuin Imperial Villa
Discover the stunning gardens and traditional architecture of this 17th-century imperial villa.