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Hop aboard the retrospective Randen for a day of unlimited travel! The tram will take you from Kyoto to Arashiyama. A plan with bicycle rental is now available for exploring Saga Arashiyama.

This is an excellent pass for sightseeing in Kyoto! Get unlimited rides on Randen trams and Kyoto City Subway for one day! Get rid of the traffic jam; you can smoothly enjoy your travel in Kyoto using the convenient Kyoto travel pass.

TOEI Kyoto Studio Park was established in 1975 as a theme park where visitors can experience Japanese historical dramas (Jidaigeki films) through outdoor sets, events, and attractions for the first time in Japan.

Hop aboard the retrospective Randen for a day of unlimited travel! The tram will take you from Kyoto to Arashiyama. Take the tram, which is loved by Kyoto citizens, and enjoy a leisurely trip away from the hustle and bustle of the city.

This great value set includes an 1-day Free Pass for Randen and an admission ticket to TOEI Kyoto Studio Park. By using the combo ticket, you can take a tour of Arashiyama and you will find all kinds of entertainment in the TOEI Kyoto Studio Park.

Explore the charm of Kyoto and capture the best photos with a skilled photographer. Visit popular spots and hidden gems. This tour ranges from a 1-hour quick plan, to a 4-hour plan that takes half a day to closely photograph your trip.

You will visit a temple located in Kyoto, with a history spanning approximately 800 years. During the experience, under the direct guidance of the priest, you will learn about the daily mindset of Japanese monks and the etiquette of prostration.

Stroll through Kyoto's classic Geisha district to taste locally brewed sake and whisky paired with fine foods. Venture through the alleyways with your knowledgeable guide to drink your way through Japan's ancient capital.

Discover the world of Japanese green tea with a visit to the home of matcha, Uji in Kyoto. Learn about the history of tea in Japan while seeing how the world's best matcha is made. A must-go for green tea lovers!

Walk through Nishiki Market, also known as the "kitchen of Kyoto." Sample fresh delicacies in one of the richest culinary atmospheres in the world and gain in-depth knowledge on how to prepare them.

Sharpen white bamboo with a small knife as you slowly and carefully bring your tea ladle forth. You can also make a carrying case for the ladle.