Here you can find the former official residence of the Japanese imperial family, surrounded by spacious gardens, monumental gates, and elegant buildings constructed in the classic style of the Japanese court. The visit allows you to learn how the emperors of Japan lived and ruled for over 1,000 years, as well as to appreciate traditional architecture and an atmosphere that reflects the history and refinement of the ancient imperial capital. It is an ideal place to understand the connection between the Japanese monarchy, traditional culture, and the history of Kyoto.

It is an ideal place to understand the connection between the Japanese monarchy, traditional culture, and the history of Kyoto.

Nishiki Market, also known as "Kyoto's Kitchen," is a lively retail market located on a narrow shopping street five blocks long. With more than one hundred shops and restaurants, this bustling market offers a wide selection of food-related items, such as fresh seafood, agricultural products, knives, and kitchen utensils.

Fushimi Inari Taisha is one of the most iconic places in Kyoto and the main shrine dedicated to Inari, the Shinto deity of rice, prosperity, and business. Here you can find thousands of iconic red torii gates donated by individuals and companies, trails that wind through the sacred mountain, small shrines hidden in the forest, and numerous fox statues (kitsune), considered messengers of Inari. The visit offers a unique experience to learn about Japanese Shinto traditions, spirituality, and one of Japan's most famous landscapes. ⛩️