Delve into the elegant world of Japanese calligraphy at a serene studio in Kyoto. Under the guidance of a friendly local instructor, participants will explore the rich history of shodō and master the techniques of brushwork and i... More

Enjoy an exclusive private Gion tour with your own guide, uncovering Kyoto’s hidden stories and geisha culture.... More

Ikebana is the Japanese art of flower arrangement. This traditional and formal art may seem esoteric, but this is not the case. Anyone is capable of creating a fantastic work of art by themselves after acquiring the basic concepts... More

This class goes beyond the usual cooking lesson —you’ll learn the secret plant based ingredient that gives our gyoza its meaty texture, and discover an easy trick for making ramen noodles from scratch, no special equipment nee... More

Join ME Kyoto Walking Tours for an unforgettable journey through Kyoto’s most iconic and historic sites. Begin with a stroll through the atmospheric Gion district, where traditional teahouses and geisha culture come alive. Visit... More

The greatest feature of this activity is that it is a fully private experience combining a guided walk around the UNESCO World Heritage Site Ujigami Shrine with an authentic matcha experience. Led by a former maiko, the experienc... More

One of the most popular walking tours in Japan. As the pioneer of such walking tours, it has long been loved by people since 2007, and more than 100,000 guests have joined since then. Gion is Kyoto’s most traditional district wh... More

Let’s try to "Miko experience" in the tranquil and crisp air of the shrine! You can enjoy the captivating world of Japanese tradition with a Miko (shrine-maiden) experience at the shrine, where you can do authentic white robes a... More

・Join our workshop to craft your own Umeshu and Ume syrup using the "Ume." Known for its refreshing tartness, this fruit has been cherished in Japan for over 1,000 years. We invite you to experience this timeless tradition with ... More

This easygoing bike tour is all about capturing real family or couple moments in Kyoto. Of course for friend as well just your natural smiles, interactions, and the little moments you usually can’t capture while traveling. Gu... More

Discover the enchanting beauty of Arashiyama on this private tour that showcases Kyoto's hidden gems and rich history. Begin at Tenryuji Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its serene gardens, before wandering throug... More

Uncover the magic of Arashiyama on a half-day walking tour that blends Kyoto’s natural beauty with centuries of culture. Wander through bamboo groves, step inside a UNESCO-listed Zen temple, and cross the iconic “Moon-Crossing... More

Discover the real Kyoto beyond the guidebooks on this 90-minute walking tour. Explore Nishiki Market, Kyoto's famous food market, where your guide will introduce local delicacies, traditional ingredients, and the stories behind K... More

Recently matcha green tea has become popular all around the world. Matcha plays an important role in a traditional Japanese tea ceremony. However, learning about Japanese tea ceremony means much more than just learning to make mat... More

This is the only ramen workshop in Kyoto run by a ramen restaurant, and our classes have many vegetarian and vegan customers. You will paint your Ramen spoons on the second floor of the restaurant. The ramen bowls and ramen spoon... More

・Authentic Zen meditation guided by a Rinzai-trained host ・ ☕ Freshly roasted Indonesian specialty coffee ・ Peaceful traditional Kyoto machiya & small group (max 4 guests)... More

Join this delicious walking food tour through Gion, Kyoto’s most famous traditional district, and experience 15 authentic local dishes at hidden eateries loved by locals. Your knowledgeable guide will take you to small restaura... More

Explore Kyoto’s timeless beauty in one unforgettable day with a comfortable small-group minivan tour from Kyoto Station. Visit the iconic bamboo groves of Arashiyama, marvel at the golden splendor of Kinkaku-ji, take in sweeping... More

History and Evolution of Sashiko Sashiko, meaning “little stabs,” dates to the Edo period (1603–1868). It began as a practical way to reinforce and insulate clothing, used by farmers and fishermen to mend garments for harsh ... More

This tour offers a rare chance to explore Higashi Honganji—an immense temple complex just a short walk from Kyoto Station. Discover its vast halls and corridors while learning the essentials of Jodo Shinshu and the craftsmanship... More