Exploring Japan's Cultural Treasures in Kyoto

Japan is a land that inspires the imagination with its high-speed trains, shrines, iconic landscapes, temples, towering skyscrapers and anime art. Japanese heritage is preserved in the country's former imperial capital, Kyoto. Home to nearly 2000 temples and 17 UNESCO World Heritage sites, the city is truly a cultural treasure.

Classic wooden shops, beautiful architecture, natural cherry blossom gardens, authentic restaurants and more make Kyoto a center of attraction. If you book to Kyoto through Bitbook, you can benefit from a 19.66% cashback opportunity.

Shinkyogoku Shopping District

Located in the center of the city, this vibrant retail arcade features stores that promote new accessories and the latest Japanese fashions. This place is known as the second oldest shopping street in Japan.

Nishiki Market

Nishiki Market is a great culinary destination to discover great street food in Japan. This wonderful 400-year-old marketplace is full of Japanese scents and flavors.

Kyoto International Manga Museum

The Kyoto International Manga Museum displays great manga memorabilia from all over the world and a large collection of anime comics. Japanese contemporary culture can be explored in this museum.

Gion

Gion was the traditional geisha region of Japan. You can visit Gion to step back into the past, wander the ancient streets, see ryokans and restaurants, and enjoy authentic teahouses.