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18 Reviews Onze is a nice little French wine bar in Shijo where most of the city's nightlife is located. There is a food menu featuring their breads, cheeses, and others foods. Then there is a separate menu for...
4 Reviews A Bar is... A bar! It's one of the many hole-in-the-wall bars around the Gion area and it's popular among foreigners for some reason. There are a fair amount of drinking options and the menu is in...
4 Reviews ING bar was defiantly a traditional small bar with seating for around 30 people (crammed) that has friendly staff/owners and tunes rocking out, cheap beer and a good singalong however if you are a non...
3 Reviews It is a fairly relaxed foreigner bar, very little sleaze factor. When we go out we usually meet here. Beer is about 500Yen which is good value but the same goes for non-alcoholic drinks, which is a...
2 Reviews If you like 'alternative' music, 80's, techno, acid-jazz etc. Metro is not bad. They have a monthly schedule. A very small bar and the atmosphere varies with what's on that night. Depends on the...
2 Reviews After a week or so of Japanese food, I gave in and visited the Pig and Whistle for fish and chips (I'm an American, but I love my 2 and chips). The atmosphere is cheerful and laid-back. Staff are...
Pub Africa: Nice bar - but why the name?!
lotta29 Says: Except for some of the decorations this bar made me think of many things but definitely not the continent its name refers to. Then again, I had never been to a...
Sam & Dave's Club: Interesting
sinjabc Says: This nightclub was very interested with two levels. Saturday night was cosplay night and the staff members were dressed in various furry animal costumes. Mixed...
Gili_S Says: There are plenty of options for nightlife in this city, but to be honest, some are not really to my taste and in other hand, after being out all day I have left...
Bar This Way: International or what?
tulipcu Says: Bar This Way advertises as an international bar in Kyoto and if you wonder what would be so international about it, than read further. The bar is owned by a...
The Matching Temple: See the night lanterns at the Matching Temple
joiwatani Says: So you think I will recommend a nightclub, ha? Sorry, buddy! I rather want you to go to the Matching Temple and see the night lanterns! It is so beautiful when...
Kyoto Station: Many People Many Things
Gryphon25 Says: From The main hall of Kyoto Station. You can take an escalator to the top. All along the escalator for about 8 stories thereare seating areas and many places...
Rub-A-Dub: A nice underground reggae joint
jasmin718 Says: This place is pretty small but they serve Red Stripe and play reeeeeeaaally good reggae.. old and new school. The staff is really friendly and the crowd is hip...
SENT JAMES CLUB: Cocktails on the terrace
Pixiekatten Says: There are 2 Sent James Clubs in Kyoto. One in Honten and one in Ponto-cho.I went to the Ponto-cho one with my friend (who is I might add crazy about jazz). But...
McLoughlin’s Irish Bar: Cold Guinness & Panoramic views
Pixiekatten Says: A good selection of international beers, wines, spirits and reasonably priced Irish & European cuisine goes very well with the panoramic views of East...
Maruyama Park: Celebrating the Cherry Blossom
Ines28 Says: Of course this is only possible during the cherry blossom time. It seemed that half of Kyoto's population gathered in the park on their reserved spaces,...
Hoppy: drinking at somebody's rundown house. kinda.
brass.buttons Says: So, you go into Hoppy, and it's like you walked into someone's house. Someone who has been on a bender for about the past three years and decided while they...
The Victory Donkey (maybe): Kyoto Nightlife "wakada nai"
SHOCKZ Says: I have yet to experience the Kyoto club scene. Usually after a day of hiking up mountains to see temple after temple i'm exausted, so the last thing on my mind...
Jumbo Karaoke (karaoke Boxes): Karaoke!!!
devmicha Says: Karaoke in Japan is a little different than in the west. You don't go to a bar and you don't sing in front of a bunch of strangers.You go with your friends and...
devmicha Says: This street is the center of kyoto nightlife. You can see a pic of Kiyamachi on my homepage.This is a pic of a small street off kiyamachi... This streethas one...
j-san Says: In case you didn't know it, Japan is in a coffee boom. But as much as I'm fond of Starbucks (there are now 5 of them just in central Kyoto! And also Tulley's......
Soware: Have a retro coffee.... 1940's Kyoto style
j-san Says: This is an icon of Kyoto's Taisho era... open til 10pm. Not exactly a nite spot in itself, but near all the nightlife of Kiyamachi street. Nice spot to meet...
STREET PERFORMERS ALONG SHIJO & KAWARAMACHI
heywinks Says: There are street performers who play music along Shijo & Kawaramachi streets when it starts to get dark. Most of the performers are near the river & bridge...
tompt Says: Choose a karaoke bar in the Pontocho district. Karaoke is about fun. You book a room with your group and pay by the hour. Drinks are usually free. There is...
j-san Says: A few meters west of Teramachi/Sanjo. Go downstairs. I would have like it more in my University days, I think. Rather large bar downstairs, with no actual bar...
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6 Reviews and 743 Opinions We stayed 3 nights at Kyoto Granvia Hotel from Feb. 27 to Mar 1, 2008. We paid Yen 17,600 per night,...
4 Reviews and 708 Opinions This is a starwood hotel, definitly a high standard accomodation that we could afford for a web...
1 Review and 532 Opinions This hotel is situated a seven minutes taxi ride from the train station (about 7-800 yen) and five...
Reviews and photos of Kyoto attractions posted by real travelers and locals. The best tips for Kyoto sightseeing.
It is wonderful to walk in the evening when the lights are on. Restaurants are usually beautifully lighted up in the evening. Very beautiful at night too. I...
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Q: Hi, I am considering buying a 2 week JR Pass for my travels in Japan, but I find it very confusing and have a lot of questions....
A: I also had similar questions about the JR pass prior to my Japan trip. If you do the math, the cost of the 2-week Japan-wide pass would be about the same as a R/T plane...
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Kyoto is a must see for every tourist in Japan!
Kyoto is one of the most beautiful places I have been. So, if you are interested in going to Japan, you must consider going to Kyoto City. Plan to stay there for at least three days to be able to...
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WORLD OF ITS OWN (Kyoto,Nara,Osaka,Himeji & Kobe)
I*T*I*N*E*R*A*R*Y DAY 1 Kyoto (Kiyomizu Dera Temple and Gion Area) DAY 2 Kyoto (Sanjusangendo Temple, Heian Shrine, Nanjenji, Ginkajuji Temple and Karawamachi Area) DAY 3 Kyoto (Kinkajuji Temple,...
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Kyoto became the nation's capital in 794, ushering in the Heian Period. The city was modeled after the Chinese capital Chang-an in a grid and called Heian-kyo. Toji Temple (East Temple) and Saiji...
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In July 2009 we visited Kyoto for few days and had wonderful time exploring this city and its major sites. To most sites you can just walk or take a short bus trip, join me in a city tour as I walk......
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In my opinion Kyoto is one of the most magnificent cities is the world - from what Ive seen so far! Its a beautiful vibrant city where modern life meets old traditional Japan. Twice I have been to...
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