On this half-day tour, see two of Kyoto’s most striking and important sights: Fushimi-Inari Shrine with its thousands of vivid torii (shrine gates), and the 1001 statues of Kannon at temple Sanjusangen-do.
Fushimi-Inari Tour
The scale and beauty of Fushimi-Inari and Sanjusangen-do
The main areas of Kyoto to explore on this cycling tour
Tour Course
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KCTP Kyoto Station Cycle Terminal
Kyoto Station Cycle Terminal
Meeting and departure point. -
Sanjusangen-do Temple
First stop is Sanjusangen-do. One of the most impressive aspects of this temple is the main hall. At about 120 meters long, it's Japan's longest wooden building. Even more impressive is what's inside – a large 1000-armed wooden statue of Kannon, flanked by 1000 human-sized statues, all Important Cultural Properties in Japan.
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Fushimi-Inari Shrine
Fushimi-Inari Shrine (Fushimi-Inari Taisha) is Kyoto's most popular attraction, and for good reason! This is the head Shinto shrine of all Inari shrines across Japan. Its thousands of vermilion shrine torii (gates) form a stunning arcade over the trails up Mount Inari. If you have the time and the energy, your guide will lead you on a 4km tour along the trails.
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Fushimi-Inari Shrine Town
The approach to the shrine is lined with many stalls selling charms, food, and souvenirs, including fox masks and tiny torii unique to Fushimi-Inari. There are also plenty of tasty treats. Why not try one of the local specialties, such as grilled quail skewers or Inari rice crackers?
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KCTP Kyoto Station Cycle Terminal
Return to the Kyoto Station cycle terminal, where the tour ends.
Tour Detail
- Tour type
- Private Tour
- Departure/End location
- Kyoto Station Cycle Terminal
- Departure/End time
- Morning tour 9:30~13:00
Afternoon tour 13:30~17:00 - Time required
- About 3.5 hours
*Please note that traffic conditions and/or weather conditions may cause the cycling tour to finish later. - Distance
- 10 kｍ
- Price per person
- 9,000 yen (for groups of 4 people or more)
10,500 yen (3 people)
13,000 yen (2 people)
21,500 yen (1 person) Solo visitors welcome! - Inclusive of
- Guide fee, rental bike fee, admission fee, liability and accident insurance, helmets, rain gear, original cycling map
- Recommended for
- Beginner or nervous cyclists, families with children, seniors, people interested in cultural heritage
- Notes
- ・Please wear comfortable clothes and footwear, according to the weather and temperature of the day. We recommend wearing sunglasses and using sunscreen in summer, and wearing gloves in the winter.
・Luggage such as suitcases can be stored free of charge. However, valuables, fragile items, and food cannot be stored.
・For an additional charge of 500 yen per bicycle (1,000 yen for electric-assist bicycles), bike rental before or after the tour is available during business hours (from 9:00 to 18:00).