Sample walks

Every walk is a starting shape, not a script. A stop can run long, swap, or drop out. These two examples show how a day can flow.

8 hours, ¥44,000 per group, tax included

A full day around Kawaramachi

A general day out for anyone who wants Kyoto done well: sights, shops, a good lunch, and time to sit down.

11:00
Meet at Kawaramachi
A quick chat about what you are curious about before we set off.
11:00 to 13:00
Gion and the shops
Sightseeing in Gion, with matcha and omiyage shops along the way.
13:00
LunchFlexible
Earlier or later depending on the morning. Your guide offers two or three spots.
14:00 to 16:00
Keep exploring
More shopping or more sightseeing, depending on energy and interest.
16:00
Café break
A seat and a drink at a kissaten or a coffee stand, for example Karafuneya.
17:00
More browsing
Anything you missed earlier.
18:00
Dinner
Wind the day down with a meal. The walk ends after dinner.

4 hours, ¥22,000 per group, tax included

A shorter afternoon for people who like their Kyoto a little off the main street. No arcade experience needed.

14:00
Meet and chat
What you like, what you want to skip, and what you already know.
14:15 to 15:15
Thrift racks
Two or three secondhand shops, then a small streetwear boutique if the group is into it.
15:15
Kissaten breakFlexible
Sit down, order with help, and decide how to spend the rest.
16:00 to 17:15
First arcade
A beginner-friendly cabinet first. Your guide explains cards, coins, and etiquette.
17:15 to 18:00
Go deeper
A second arcade with a different mood, or more of what clicked. The walk ends at 18:00.

Pick one, mix a few, or tell us what you are into and we will shape the day around it.

Arcade nights
A beginner-friendly cabinet first, then a second arcade with a different mood, with a snack break between.
Café hopping
Two or three kissaten and a small roaster, picked for the counter, not the queue. Mornings suit it best.
Hidden Kyoto
Backstreet shrines, anime spots, and the quiet residential streets between them.
Thrift and fits
Secondhand racks first, then small streetwear shops with pieces you will not see elsewhere.
Your Kyoto, your pace
Gion, shopping streets, a good lunch, and a café break, with the order set by your mood.

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