Kyoto · TICKETS
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There are 15 tickets & entry passes in Kyoto on this site. These 15 keep earning their spot, with the numbers laid out so you can book and move on.
Kyoto at your pace with an open-top hop-on hop-off bus, 7-language audio, and stops at top temples and UNESCO sites from $27.
“It's really excellent for visitors who goes for short stay. Senior visitor faciloties must improve by adding a ramp and more seats on lower deck.”
Grind tencha into fresh matcha at Chazuna in Uji. Learn tea history in interactive exhibits, then whisk and brew.
“Amazing experience! It was so informative and well designed. Exceeded expectations!”
A one-hour guided Samurai and Ninja Museum visit in Kyoto with armor trials, shuriken throwing, and great sword-photo moments.
“A knowledgeable tour on ninjas and samurais with Shuriken throwing games / competition and the dress up of a samurai. Great experience for families.”
See Kyoto from 131 meters up at Nidec Kyoto Tower. Easy walk from Kyoto Station, landmark views, and great value for about $5.
Kyoto’s GEAR non-verbal theatre blends Kabuki acting with high-tech stage tricks in a 90-minute silent story for all ages.
“Fantastic experience all round, would give 6 stars if possible! Went in expecting it to be awesome but somehow turned out even better!! Also gifts and discounts for my partner on her birthday month! One of the best things we have done in Japan!”
Practice iaido with a safe replica sword in Kyoto, dress like a samurai, throw a ninja star, and get a free museum tour included.
“Really enjoyed the experience however I agree with other reviewers that it was a bit disjointed. First you go and do the samurai training and sword cutting, which was really great, then (in a different building about three minutes away) the museum tour, and finally up two flights of stairs to do the ninja star throwing. Everyone was really nice but I would say just keep going back and asking if there’s something you haven’t found/done yet, as it is all there. The 10 person limit doesn’t seem to be adhered to either, we were 14 which was fine but something to be aware of if that’s a concern.”
GEAR Non-Verbal Theatre in Kyoto is a 90-minute futuristic, non-verbal performance with breakdancing, mime, juggling, magic, LED costumes, and tech.
“I had a wonderful evening watching this performance. The theater is small so you are close to the performers and the action. And yes there is a lot of action. And humor and cleverness and beauty. A good show for all ages.”
Watch Kembu sword performances in Kyoto, learn samurai culture, then enjoy a hands-on sword-and-fan photo session. Mobile ticket.
“A very good cultural experience, especially for kids. The performance is for a small group of people, followed by an interactive mini class. If you are an expert in Japanese culture, this may not suit you. Otherwise, highly recommended!”
Step into Edo-era Kyoto at Toei Kyoto Studio Park with Jidaigeki sets, samurai and ninja costumes, hero shows for kids, and more.
“Lo que más me gustó fue el Eva 01 y la casa fantasma”
A full day at Kyoto Railway Museum with 53 real trains, hands-on simulators, and a working steam locomotive and turntable roundhouse.
“nice to see the history of the train in Japan and of course see the bullet train”
Kyoto KITSUNE nightclub admission with included drinks, two themed SEA and LAND floors, late-night 10pm–5am entry, passport and age rules.
Kyoto Aquarium in Umekoji Park delivers dolphins, giant salamanders, penguins, and a recreated satoyama. A full day for $16.
“My son and I thought we would only be here a couple of hours but that stretched out to a few more. So much to see and so well presented - all time favourite was the jelly fish aquariums with the seals a close second. Excellent souvenir shop. Worth every cent, thank you.”
Kyoto small-group tour of Kinkaku-ji and Ninna-ji with tickets, monk chanting and Q&A, plus a photo and Imperial Residence stops.
“Amazing tour with behind the scenes look at Buddhist life and artifacts. Great explanations about Japanese religions.”
A cheap, one-day Uji tea museum ticket with hands-on matcha learning, big digital history screens, and a fun photo spot.
Sip matcha on tatami at a preserved Mitsui villa in Kyoto, with garden views that shift by season. Ticket includes tea and admission.
“Calming experience. Insight to the traditional architecture. Well preserved and cared for house. Not much English translation available other than the standard leaflet. Tea on the living room looking out over the garden made it feel like we were alone and living history.”
