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Standing tall at 131 metres, Kyoto tower is the highest landmark in Kyoto. Go up to see the amazing skyline of Kyoto.

Nijo Castle is one of the most popular attractions in the city of Kyoto and for good reason. With a visit to Nijo Castle Kyoto history is firmly on display.

Visiting Japan’s shrines and temples is the perfect way to connect with this beautiful country’s ancient culture and spiritual beliefs.

One of the fun festivals found right around Japan is the ancient Tanabata Festival, often referred to as the Star Festival.

Lighting up the city of Kyoto each July is Gion Matsuri, one of the most famous festivals in Japan and Seeing the Gion Festival is a great experience for visitors to Kyoto.

To help you plan the trip, we’ve created this 14-day Japan itinerary that includes Tokyo, Kyoto, Hiroshima and Fuji-Hakone.

Nestled between Kyoto and Nara, travellers visit Uji for three main things: World Heritage sites, its green tea and its connetion to The Tale of Genji.

The best 7-day Japan itinerary for first time visitors, by experienced Japan travelers. Experience the best stops of Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka.

The Arashiyama Bamboo Grove is a stunning forest located in the Kyoto region of Japan. The area also features a variety of other attractions, including temples, parks, and more.

Kyoto is a destination filled with attractions and curiosities that you won’t want to miss. It’s safe to say: right at the top of that list of attractions are many of the Buddhist temples in Kyoto.