The Ultimate 3 Day KYOTO Itinerary | Japan Travel Guide (2023)

Sensational Hangry Fam! Every time I think, I've been to Kyoto a few times now, I don't need to go again, I realise we've only just scratched the surface. You've come up with the perfect intro to Kyoto! You were there before Japan re-opened right? Because it didn't look crowded at all. It looks like Kyoto 10 or 15 years ago - in winter 😂 If you want to see how crowded it got just before covid I have a couple of Kyoto vids now. You even had shots at Inari without any people. 😂 Amazing. But even as crowded AF I still couldn't recommend Kyoto more.
Great job Hangry Fam!

Guys! I just wanted to say because of your videos on kyōto and Tokyo my partner and I covered all those attractions in 8 days! Except team lab 🎉thank YOU for helping us travellers! It was my first time in Japan and I LOVED every day of it

First time watcher and loved it! Count me in as a subscriber for your future videos!

What train pass did you guys get getting around Kansai region?

Great video!!

Miyajima is more authentic old school japan than kyoto is. Kyoto is a tourist trap and is modern.

Great video Hangry . Kyoto looks great.

Amazing place ! Are you japanese?

Where did you rent the bike and what route?

hi everyone i am new here we are planning to go to kyoto in November can you tell what is the best transportation around kyoto and how to find them?
please and thank you

Can I just say how much I loved and appreciated this video?! I miss Kyoto and I can’t wait to go back. Your video brought back so many memories. I’m definitely going to try out that hotel you recommended next time I’m there. I subscribed to your channel and can’t wait to see more of your videos :)

I believe I saw that you have kids as well? How many and was the mercure kyoto ok with 2 adult / 2 kids (under 10 each)?

hmmm,.... I would visit the kanji museum in Gion and then hike up to Doshisha Cemetery ... with no doubt no foreign tourists here ...

Travel all the way to Kyoto and go to Starbucks...ahahaha...are you serious?!?!

Can you rent the bikes without a local phone number? I've found that difficult in the past.

How to get ticket to this sagano romantic train?

Is it better to go with a tour like Limon when visiting those places or its totally fine to explore these places by yourself? :)

New subscriber here! We’ll be visiting Kyoto for 3 days in November and this 3 day itinerary is perfect. Thank you!

First off- Great tips and video!

Fun fact: Fushimi Inari is open 24/7 (the grounds) so if you go anytime after sunset it is considerably more quiet....be aware of when the last train leaves though or you might end up having to take an expensive taxi to get home. The lighting also isn't the greatest so carry a flashlight or two and some extra batteries. Finally realize that there will be no vendors open / nor will the shrine itself be open so you will not be able to purchase anything from them (charms, etc.) I would recommend either going TWICE once during the day and once at night OR going really early in the morning (depending on how far you want to hike) then when you come down you can enjoy the temple during the day.

Kyoto station is amazing. When I went in 2017 the stairs were not lighted (I guess I have to go back now lol), but I did go to the very top of the stairs as there is a rooftop "Happy Terrace" where there is a garden with bamboo, decent views of the trains coming and going as well as views of Kyoto Tower. Along the way you can see a complete lego version of Kyoto Station, unfortunately I don't recall what floor it was on other than it's not on the bottom floors.

Love this video!! Thanks for this!! Going to explore Kyoto with these tips and recommendations for sure!