Experience a new way to enjoy your Kyoto trip! Enjoy Kyoto even more by
bicycle! Avoid the congestion and traffic jams of public transportation, take
your time exploring the shrines and other popular spots by bicycle, and
rediscover the charm of Kyoto!

• Traveling by bicycle allows you to roam the streets of Kyoto as you like, without the congestion and traffic jams of public transportation
• For your convenience, both city bicycles and electric-assist bicycles are available for rent
• We support your cycling adventure in Kyoto with liability insurance and an emergency support service for flat tires

- Tour Info -

• Models for rent: City bikes, electric-assist bicycles, children's bicycles
• Rental time: 9:00am-6:00pm / one day
• Insurance: Liability insurance included (personal and property coverage up to JPY 100 million)

- Spot Recommendation -

• Arashiyama

Enjoy a leisurely stroll through Arashiyama, which transforms with the
changing seasons.Arashiyama is located in the Saga area in the western part of
Kyoto City. The Togetsu-kyo Bridge over the Katsura River, which flows through
the area, is widely known as a landmark of Arashiyama. In addition, visitors
are charmed by the atmospheric scenery along both banks of the river,
including temples and shrines both great and small and the Arashiyama Bamboo
Grove.

• Kiyomizu-dera Temple

The restoration of the roof of the Main Hall with new hinoki (Japanese
cypress) bark thatch, which is the culmination of the Great Renovation
project, has been completed, and you can now see the whole of Kiyomizu Stage,
with its elegant curves. Both the spectacular view of Kyoto from Kiyomizu
Stage, and the many historic cultural heritage properties that have been
carefully preserved through the efforts of our ancestors are a must-see.

• Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine

Famous for its Senbon Torii "Thousand Torii" gateways, this shrine is one of
Kyoto's most famous places. Year after year, it has garnered rave reviews and
ranked as the most popular tourist attraction among foreign visitors on travel
websites. The head shrine among Inari shrines throughout Japan, this shrine is
also known for its foxes, the messengers of the gods. Fushimi Inari Taisha
Shrine is the perfect place to see fox statues where komainu lion-dog guardian
statues would normally be! Make sure to stroll through the tunnel-like
vermilion corridors, which are said to lead to the world of the gods.

- COVID-19 infection prevention measures -

• Our staff wear masks to prevent droplet transmission
• We disinfect bicycle parts that come into contact with the body, helmets, writing implements used during the check-in process, etc., after each use
• We take measures to prevent infection and manage the health of our employees

- Request to customers -

• You are kindly requested to wear a mask and sanitize your hands
• Please refrain from using this service if you are not feeling well
• Parties of two or more are asked to send just one person as a group representative to complete check-in procedures
• Please maintain social distance when lining up to check in
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