• In Gion district, there are many traditional things left within a small area that can be walked around.
• - A town of geisha culture with 300 years of history, lined with old buildings.
• - A wooden pagoda built over 600 years ago.
• - Shrines with a history of more than 1,000 years.
• In addition, on this tour, you will not only walk through the traditional streets, but also learn about geisha culture and shrines.
• For example,
• - Why the 300-year-old geisha culture is declining.
• - The steps required to become a geisha.
• - The strict rules of geisha culture.
• - The benefits and interesting facts of the shrines you will visit.
• Knowing this knowledge will make your trip to Kyoto even more enjoyable!
• And there are a few differences between this tour by day and by night.
• On the daytime tour, you can see large Buddha statues and Buddha murals that can't be seen at night.
• On the night tour, you can escape from the crowds and experience the quiet and magical cityscape lit up with lights.

It is one of the most famous streets in Kyoto. You may see a Maiko or Geiko if lucky. If you see a Maiko or Geiko, greet them with a smile and say "Konnichiwa."