My guests often say the day with me feels like exploring Kyoto with a caring local friend. I’m known for being kind, attentive, and deeply knowledgeable—especially about navigating trains between Osaka and Kyoto. I make sure every minute counts, customizing the tour to your interests while keeping the schedule smooth and stress-free.
Whether it’s helping with train tickets or adjusting plans on the fly, I’m there to guide you safely and comfortably. Many say this personalized, flexible approach makes their Kyoto visit unforgettable—often their favorite part of the trip.
Booking with me means more than just seeing the sights. It’s about creating lasting memories with someone who truly cares about your experience.
We’ll meet at your hotel and head together to either Osaka Station or Namba Station, depending on your location. From there, we’ll take a train to your first stop, Fushimi Inari Shrine. The journey from Osaka Station takes about 45 minutes, offering a comfortable start to your day.
Begin your journey at Fushimi Inari Shrine, one of Japan’s most visited Shinto shrines, founded in 711 AD and serving as the head shrine for thousands of Inari sites. The highlight is undoubtedly the ”Senbon Torii”, the tunnel of vermilion gates—part of a mesmerizing path of nearly 10,000 torii, each donated by individuals or businesses in gratitude for prosperity and good fortune. Throughout the shrine, fox statues appear as guardians. In Shinto belief, foxes—kitsune—are messengers of Inari, the deity of rice, business success, and well-being.
We’ll stroll through Pontocho, a narrow historic alley that’s one of Kyoto’s five geisha districts. Lined with traditional wooden buildings and glowing lanterns, this charming street offers an atmospheric glimpse into the city’s cultural heritage. By day, it’s quiet and picturesque; by evening, it comes alive with teahouses, restaurants, and the chance—if you’re lucky—to spot a geisha or maiko on her way to an appointment.
You will make your own way to the meeting points
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