Kyoto · KYOTO RICKSHAW RIDES
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There are 5 kyoto rickshaw rides in Kyoto on this site. These 5 keep earning their spot, with the numbers laid out so you can book and move on.
Ride a private rickshaw through Arashiyama’s bamboo forest on an exclusive path, visit shrines and gardens, and get standout photos.
“Our guide was very knowledgeable about the forest, personable, kind and considerate not only to us but also to his colleagues and other visitors to the forest. Excellent spoken English, gold star ratings all around for him.”
Ride a rickshaw through Kyoto’s Arashiyama Bamboo Forest, then walk to car-free spots with a guide and photo help.
“Very nice tour and a nice way to experience the Bamboo Forest. But it also brings you to an old village full of character and charm. Our rickshaw guide was Kazuma very friendly and knowledgeable, he spoke English perfectly.”
Ride a traditional rickshaw through Kyoto’s Higashiyama and Gion lanes with an English-speaking guide, custom route options, and great photo stops.
“This was a highlight of our trip. Knowlegable driver. Amazing photographer. Loved the special path with no crowds to get great photos. Loved how flexible our driver was and dropped us at the Rickshaw cafe for brunch. Highly recommend.”
Private rickshaw ride through Kyoto’s Higashiyama and Gion with a friendly guide, photo stops, and a smooth, comfy way to see old streets.
“This was an absolute highlight of our entire trip to Japan. Daichi was our guide and what a guide he was! So knowledgeable, friendly and customised the journey to show us some hidden gems we would not have found on our own. Highly recommend. Thanks again Daichi! ❤️”
Private Sagano rickshaw plus walk through Arashiyama: bamboo forest photos, machiya house, Otagi Nenbutsu-ji, and guide-led history.
“My wife & I rented kimono outfits for this experience, highly recommended. We went on a 1-hr long tour (rickshaw & a brief walk). The bamboo paths were flooded with walking tourists, but the rickshaws had a short path that was perfect fRead more”
