About Becki and Shawn Becki and Shawn are Americans that have 20+ years of experience living and traveling throughout Japan. Their strong belief in responsible tourism means they often eat...
About Becki and Shawn Becki and Shawn are Americans that have 20+ years of experience living and traveling throughout Japan. Their strong belief in responsible tourism means they often eat...
It is possible to join the camp from a local station, Amino, in northern Kyoto prefecture, if you have a train pass or are riding the trains in that area....
Tenshinryu Samurai Dojo has opened at “Tsukunesamurai” which is a grilled Japanese chicken specialty restaurant in Shibuya Dougenzakaue. The exterior of the samurai “dojo” building is designed as the old-time...
Amanohashidate has been admired for centuries and is ranked among the three most scenic and beautiful views in Japan. It is a pine-covered sandbar that spans the mouth of the...
Kibune, a charming little hamlet just over the ridge, is a cluster of “ryotei” (Japanese traditional-style restaurant) overlooking a mountain river. From June to September, Kibune’s restaurants build covered platforms...
There are six traditional red-light districts in Kyoto that have existed for centuries: Kamihichiken, Gion Kobu, Gion Higashi, Shimabara, Pontocho, and Miyagawacho. They are collectively called “Rokkaichi”. In the comfort...
Tour Itinerary Departure from KCTP Kyoto Station Cycle Terminal Morning Section starts at 09:30 Afternoon Section starts at 13:30 Miyagawacho Geisha District The tour takes you around Miyagawacho, the second...
Tour Itinerary Departure From KCTP Kinkakuji Cycling Terminal Morning Section starts at 09:30 Afternoon Section starts at 13:30 Kinkakuji Temple (Golden Pavilion) This Buddhist temple, gilded in gold, is surrounded...
Tour itinerary: Day 1: Take the “shinkansen” bullet train Tsubasa 133 from Tokyo Station to Oishida Station. Reach Notoya ryokan at Ginzan Onsen by a shuttle bus after arrival. Free time after...
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