If you like a traditional atmosphere, come to Kyoto. This city, which was once the capital of Japan, offers many historical stories, because there are still many temples standing majestically that remind Japan of the past.

Don't close the windows of your room when staying overnight in Kyoto, because real life in Kyoto has just begun. Yes! Kyoto Nightlife offers a memorable and enchanting experiences.

Traditional Japanese culture is still preserved and well cared in the Kyoto area. One of them is the Geisha performance in Gion District. They will display Japanese arts, Japan culinary, dance, and also traditional Japanese games.

If you are not affraid of heights, you must try KUU Sky Lounge. Don’t miss this a place. You can enjoy a drink, while gazing at the beautiful night view of Kyoto.

KUU Sky Lounge is Kyoto's most famous landmark. The furniture is all chic and beautiful, with the good lighting anyone can sit and relax here.

KUU Sky Lounge can be accessed via transfer to the observatory elevator on the 11th floor of the tower. It is located on the 3rd Floor, Kyoto Tower Observation Deck, 721 Higashihiokojicho, Shimogyo District, Kyoto 600-8216 Japan.

Every day KUU Sky Lounge is open, from 15:00 to 19:00 Kyoto time. While the Bar is open from 15.00 to 23.00.

Want to enjoy your photography hobby? Choose a night walking tour with InsideKyoto. They will take you through the streets of a city full of iconic, old, and beautiful landmarks.

There is a favorite teahouse and a well-preserved Machiya house in Gion. The atmosphere in this district is very exotic because it is illuminated by traditional lanterns. You will not only get pictures with luxurious nuances but also fascinating photos.

Besides, this walking tour will take you through Pontocho Alley. Although the alley on this road is narrow, the lanterns that illuminate it actually make the atmosphere more romantic. There are also places to eat on the river bank. It's really important to immortalize your moments in Kyoto. When else to enjoy a historical tour at Kyoto Nightlife, right?

Two thumbs up to the producers at Gion Corner, because they managed to take classical Japanese art and combine it into a show. Starting from a tea ceremony, flower arrangements, puppets, and dancing.

This Geisha show will last approximately 50 minutes. And this will be performed twice a day, at 18.00 and 19.00 Japan time. Tickets for children under 6 years old are free, for adults of course they are paid.

The location for this Geisha show is 570-2 Gionmachi Minamigawa, Kyoto, Kyoto Prefecture 605-0074, Japan.

Want to enjoy a show of 15,000 LED lights, on 125 of the 171 large stairs in the Station Building? Just come to Higashihiokojicho, and you will see the extraordinary Graphical Illumination Plus.

In 20 minutes there will be a light and sound show, with a seasonal theme. Some of them have major Kyoto festival themes: Aoi Festival, Gion Festival, and Jidai Festival. There are also special events at Christmas, Halloween, and the Star Festival. Please note, that this illumination show is cooler when viewed from the large stairs on the east side of the station building.

The location of Graphical Illumination Plus is at Higashihiokojicho, Shimogyo Ward, Kyoto 600-8216, Japan.

For those who like haunted challenges and are not afraid of horror, the Kyoto ghost tour will offer a thrilling experience. History and mystery combine, accompanied by a Kyoto Ghost Tour Guide.

Haunted and spooky places, as well as legends of the stories will be exposed to real, from mysterious deaths, scary events will be told.

Yogen-in Temple is one of the haunted places with a blood-stained sky. The story of the samurai who lost their lives in a brutal attack is on display. It is guaranteed that you will get to know the history of Kyoto in a unique way.

One shrine that really attracts attention is the Fushimi Inari Raisha Shrine, which is famous for its thousands of torii gates called Senbon Torii.

You will be greeted by a bright red gate, which is striped and lined up, with typical Japanese writing. This Torri Gate will take you to the path to the top of the temple. There is the main gate (Romon), the main shrine (Hoden), and the Senbon Torii. The top of the temple will give you an amazing experience.

This temple can actually be visited at any time. But however, it is recommended to come in July, because there will be the Motomiyasai festival. You will see thousands of lanterns illuminating the main shrine and Mount Inari area. You will feel amazed many times when you visit it.

The location of the Fushimi Inari Raisha shrine is 68 Fukakusa Yabunuchicho, Fushimi Ward, Kyoto 612-0882, Japan.

Sunset moments are always a favorite for many people. If you are a fan of sunset, come to Yasaka Tower. This 5-story pagoda, which is a symbol of Kyoto, has been designated as a National Cultural Property.

Nebara Yasaka is also still in the same location as the Hokanji Temple Floor, no matter how you look at it from any angle, its beauty is timeless. When the sun sets, the silhouette of the pagoda is very beautiful.

The location of Yakasa Tower is at Yakasa Kamimachi 388, Kiyomize, Higashiyama Ward, Kyoto 605-0862.

Don't miss out on a walking tour of Nishiki Market. Apart from the culinary feast, you will also get extraordinary insight into the culinary culture of the city.

Nishiki Market is famous for its top-quality products, with traditional cooking methods. For food lovers, you will be spoiled by this culinary tour and exploring the market after dark. You can have a gastronomic journey that is both fun and filling.

After enjoying various night tourism experiences and culinary delights, now it's time to relax for a moment at Kyoto's public bath, Sauna No Umeyu.

Sauna No Umeyu is open from 06.00 am until early morning 02.00 Kyoto time. It's never too late to clean yourself, you will actually get a relaxed body.

No Umeyu Sauna Bath has been around since the Meiji era, with retro and warm architecture. The walls also use mirrors. Sauna No Umeyu is the largest public bath, compared to the usual size of public baths.

Not just an ordinary bath, there is also a sauna here, but there is an additional fee if you want to use the sauna at Sauna No Umeyu. The location is at 175 Iwatakicho Kiyamachi dori Uenokuci nOboru, Shimagayo Ward.

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