Kyoto Private Walking Tour & Foot Spa Experience with Licensed Guide

Kyoto Private Walking Tour & Foot Spa Experience with Licensed Guide Options

Kyoto Private Walking Tour & Foot Spa Experience

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概要

Discover Kyoto your way, relax the traditional way!

Explore Kyoto’s iconic sites on foot with a licensed local guide, then unwind with a luxurious foot bath and massage near Fushimi Inari. Customize your route with 2~3 must-see destinations before indulging in a relaxing wellness break.

Why this tour?

• Personalize your itinerary with a licensed guide based on your interests
• Discover Kyoto’s top attractions, including Fushimi Inari and Arashiyama
• Relax after sightseeing with a soothing foot bath and massage
• Enjoy a smooth, guided experience without the hassle of planning
• Delight in traditional Japanese treats, fragrant baths, and calming ambiance

[Foot Spa Experience]
After a day of exploring Kyoto’s historical treasures, the foot spa at Arashi-yu offers the perfect way to unwind. This one-hour session blends traditional Japanese hospitality with natural healing elements to leave you feeling fully refreshed.

Duration:
15-minute foot bath
35-minute foot massage

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



▲ Fushimi Inari Shrine
Famous for its thousands of red torii gates, this iconic shrine is dedicated to Inari, the Shinto god of rice and prosperity.



▲ Nijo Castle
A UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its ornate interiors, beautiful gardens, and "nightingale floors" that chirp when walked on.



▲ Gion
Kyoto’s traditional entertainment district, where you may spot geisha and enjoy historic wooden teahouses and narrow lanes.



▲ Nishiki Market
A lively street market known as "Kyoto’s Kitchen," offering local delicacies, street food, and unique souvenirs.



▲ Kiyomizudera
A stunning hilltop temple with panoramic views of Kyoto, famous for its large wooden stage and spring waters.



▲ The Kyoto Imperial Palace
Former residence of the Imperial family, featuring elegant gardens and classical Japanese architecture.



▲ Pontocho
A narrow alley lined with traditional restaurants and teahouses, especially scenic at night and along the Kamogawa River.



▲ Ginkakuji Temple
Also known as the Silver Pavilion, this Zen temple features a beautiful moss garden and sand sculptures.



▲ Nanzenji Temple
A large Zen temple with impressive gates, sub-temples, and an iconic brick aqueduct.




▲ Toji Temple
Home to Japan’s tallest wooden pagoda and monthly flea market, this temple is a landmark of Kyoto.



▲ Kinkakuji Temple
A dazzling Zen temple covered in gold leaf, surrounded by a beautiful reflecting pond and landscaped gardens.



▲ Ninnaji Temple
A UNESCO site with a mix of aristocratic and temple architecture, famous for late-blooming cherry blossoms.



▲ Ryoanji Temple
Famous for its minimalist Zen rock garden, inviting deep reflection and interpretation.



▲ Arashiyama
A scenic area in western Kyoto offering bamboo groves, riverside walks, and seasonal beauty.



▲ Katsura Imperial Villa
Renowned for its refined architecture and meticulously designed gardens—entry requires advance permission.



▲ Daikakuji
A former imperial palace turned temple, featuring a large pond and seasonal flower displays.



▲ Tenryuji
A top-ranked Zen temple in Arashiyama with beautiful gardens that change with the seasons.



▲ Yoshiminedera
A hillside temple offering panoramic views and especially beautiful in the fall.



▲ Togetsukyo Bridge
An iconic wooden bridge in Arashiyama, offering scenic river and mountain views.



▲ Arashiyama Bamboo Forest
A magical walkway through towering bamboo stalks, offering a peaceful, photogenic experience.




▲ Byodoin Temple
A UNESCO World Heritage Site in nearby Uji, famous for its Phoenix Hall and the imagery found on Japanese coins.

▶ Shugakuin Imperial Villa
An imperial retreat with expansive gardens and views of the countryside—requires advance reservation to visit.

▶ Kifune Shrine
A peaceful shrine in the mountains of northern Kyoto, known for its stone lantern-lined staircase and water divination.

▶ Okochi Sanso
A former actor’s villa with gardens, tea service, and panoramic views of Kyoto.

▶ Jojakkoji Temple
A quiet temple on Mt. Ogura, surrounded by maple trees and moss-covered grounds.

▶ Nisonin Temple
A lesser-known but beautiful temple known for its peaceful setting and fall foliage.

▶ Adashino Nenbutsuji Temple
Features hundreds of stone statues honoring the souls of the dead, set in a tranquil forested area.

▶ Otagi Nenbutsuji Temple
A quirky and peaceful temple known for its 1,200 unique and expressive stone statues.

▶ Higashiyama District
A preserved historical area with stone-paved streets, temples, and artisan shops—perfect for a cultural stroll.

▶ Tofukuji Temple
Known for its Zen gardens and spectacular autumn foliage, particularly the vibrant maple leaves.