• New Kyoto sightseeing plan! Experience a different Kyoto and feel the pure Japanese culture

  
  

• Head to Japan's only period drama theme park, Toei Taishin Movie Village, to experience the atmosphere of traveling through time and experience the fun of ninjas

  
  

• Bonus for travelers with a sweet tooth! Go to a long-established Japanese confectionery shop and taste pastries and matcha that are as beautiful as works of art

  
  

• Tour guide: Japanese tour guide and Chinese tour guide every Monday, English tour guide on Friday

  
  

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- Introduction to attractions -

【Nijo Castle】

About 420 years ago, Tokugawa Ieyasu built this castle in the Edo period. As
the Kyoto residence of the Tokugawa family, it was called "Nijokan". (Mainly
so that Tokugawa tribesmen and generals could have a resting place when
visiting Kyoto.) During the reign of the third shogun Iemitsu, Fushimi Castle
was abandoned, many buildings were relocated, and the name was changed to Nijo
Castle. This is also the place where the last shogun Tokugawa celebrated the
"return of great power" to the imperial court. Many famous paintings on the
walls and partitions of Ninomaru Palace have been restored. When you walk on
the "Nightingale Corridor" that connects the corridors of each room, a
squeaking sound will be made, which seems to be the security system notifying
someone of an intrusion! The garden was designed by Tohide Kobori and is
called the "Happo Front Garden" because it looks frontal from all angles.

【Kyo Suzaku Sushi Market】

Kyoto's largest "Central Wholesale Market" is a secret spot that tourists
don't know much about! "Sushi Studio" uses fresh ingredients delivered
directly from the market. You can learn the skills of professionals,
experience authentic sushi making, and taste your own sushi!

【Tawaya Yoshitomi】

A long-established wagashi shop in Kyoto founded in 1755 during the Edo
period. Here you can enjoy seasonal fresh snacks and iced matcha! The
specialty cake of this shop is "Unryu", a Japanese-style layer cake roll with
the image of a cloud dragon painted on the ceiling of a temple.

[Toei Taichin Movie Village]

Toei Kyoto Movie Village is a theme park where you can immerse yourself in
film and television shooting scenes. It is also a filming location for movies
and period dramas, and is the only period drama theme park in Japan. Visitors
can visit filming locations here and experience the unique atmosphere of
Japanese period dramas. This trip will also go to Karakuri Ninja House and
Shuriken Darts Dojo to experience the fun of ninjas.