Name: Hyatt Place Kyoto
Address: 240 Shoshoicho, Nakagyo-Ward, Kyoto, Kyoto, 604-0862, JP
Telephone: +81-75-251-1234
Rating: 4.5

This special experience includes a sermon by the head priest, a tour of areas not typically open to the public, and a time of tranquility in front of a garden that has been off-limits. This experience will offer self-reflection and profound learning in the midst of this extraordinary and majestic atmosphere. ｜ Details: ▪ Number of guests per tour: 2-20　▪ If the number of guests does not reach the maximum capacity of 20, reservations will be accepted until 5 days prior to the event. ▪ Price: ¥18,150 per person (including tax and service charge)　▪ Duration: Approximately 1.5 hours　▪ Meeting Point: Kyotomizu-dera Temple　▪ A minimum of 2 participants is required. To participate alone, a price of ¥36,300 (including tax and service charges) will apply　▪ Dress code: No shorts and sandals. If you are wearing open-toed shoes, please wear socks　▪ We appreciate your understanding that due to various circumstances, the hotel may not be able to accommodate the guest's preferred date for the tour　▪ Cancellation charges will apply once the reservation is confirmed　▪ For more information, please contact us.  kyoto.place@hyatt.com

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Private Tour at Kiyomizu-dera Temple

Would you like to learn and try Ikebana? The Ikebana Experience event will be held at Hyatt Place Kyoto. You can learn how to make Ikebana from the teacher of Kidou-mishoryu school that inherits the traditional flower arrangement style of Misho. Kidou-mishoryu studies the rich and classical Japanese elegance and beauty, pursues contemporary expressions and constantly incorporates fresh flowers into daily life. Enjoy Ikebana drinking sake or any other drink.　▪ Time: 18:00 (1 session only, approx 2 hours)　▪ Capacity: 10 people　▪ Venue: Hyatt Place Kyoto 1st floor Restaurant area　▪ Fee: 4,500 yen (incl. 1 drink) / 3,000 yen (Ikebana only)　▪ To book, please fill out the form of the link. We will email you to confirm your booking later. https://forms.gle/gKBFUKJUPioVhnbPA　*Please note that cancellations made on the day before or on the day of the event will incur a 100% cancellation fee. *Please be aware that the event may be canceled without prior notice due to circumstances at our facility. *As scissors will be used during the activity, guests aged 10 and under are not permitted to participate for safety reasons.

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Hyatt Place Kyoto Ikebana Flower Arrangements

Ikebana Experience

Explore Kyoto by immersing yourself in the history and modern allure of the city. You’re a short walk from Kyoto Imperial Palace, Nijo-jo Castle and the Kyoto International Manga Museum. You’re also within easy reach of several temples, Kyoto National Museum and Kyoto Aquarium.

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Kyoto machiya photo studio was built 150 years ago. It is produced by a kimono wholesaler. All the kimonos they handle are traditional crafts, handmade by artisans. They offer plans that allow you to experience wearing a real kimono, as well as short plans that you can enjoy. You can also purchase any products you like. *Please make reservations in advance for dressing, going out in a kimono, and photo shoots by e-mail or phone. info@ruri-kyoto.jp / 075-741-8168

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Kimono Experience

The Biwako Sosui (Lake Biwa Canal) Cruise is a sightseeing boat ride along the historic canal connecting Lake Biwa and Kyoto.

The lake Biwa canal cruise

Nidec Kyoto Tower is a landmark observation tower located in front of Kyoto Station.

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You can learn traditional how to properly wear and draw the sword, how to cut, and then a traditional Kata from Samurai Master. You also can wear ninja costume and take photos with an authentic background for your photos.

Samurai Ninja Museum With Experience

The Kyoto International Manga Museum was founded to collect and preserve about 300,000manga materials. The ‘Wall of Manga’ bookshelves that stretch from the first to the third floor of the museum, are packed full of manga. You can read anything whatever you want.

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Kyoto International Manga Museum

The Nijo-jo Castle was built by Tokugawa ieyasu who is the first Shogun of Tokugawa Shogunate.
The 400-year-old buildings of the Ninomaru-goten Palace, the Kara-mon Gate and the Ninomaru Garden, are unique survivals from one of the golden ages of Japanese architecture and design, the early Edo period, known for its ornate architecture and magnificent interiors.

Nijo-jo Castle

Rich in tradition, Kyoto Imperial Palace preserves the look and ambiance of the Palace as it had been in the time of Japan's ancient imperial dynasties. The current Palace was rebuilt in 1855 and comprises several structures--including the Shisinden, the Seiryoden, the Kogosyo, the Ogakumonjyo, and the Otsunegoten--that reflect the architectural styles of various periods.

Kyoto Imperial Palace

The collections of the Kyoto National Museum focus on pre-modern Japanese and Asian art.

Kyoto National Museum

This is a facility where people can learn about and interact with water resources and aquatic life while having fun, offering more than just the traditional aquarium experience.

Kyoto Aquarium

Otowa-san Kiyomizu-dera, also known as Kiyomizu Temple, is a Buddhist temple of more than 1,200 years old. Its name, derived from the Otowa Waterfall, refers to the purity of water. Located in Kyoto’s Higashiyama Hills, on Mt. Otowa peak, Kiyomizu-dera is visited by guests who pay respect to Kannon, a diety of mercy and compassion. We can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the four seasons.Surrounded by blessed nature and composed of several shrines and temples, Kiyomizu-dera is one of Kyoto’s many UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Kiyomizu-dera Temple

One of the so-called Kyoto Gozan or "five great Zen temples of Kyoto". The grounds contain 25 sub-temples and gardens and its main gate called Sanmon is one of the oldest gate in Japan.

Tofuku-ji Temple

This is a studio park where TV dramas and movies are filmed, especially for Samurai dramas and films.

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