◆Introduction
Join a guided bar-hopping tour in Kyoto's Arashiyama and Sagano area and experience the refined nightlife of Japan's ancient capital. Choose your preferred district and visit 2–3 carefully selected izakayas or bars to enjoy local specialties such as tofu kaiseki, obanzai (home-style cooking), traditional Kyoto cuisine, and authentic Japanese izakaya cuisine.

・Visit 2–3 izakayas or bars in your chosen area (Arashiyama or Sagano)
・Small-group tour ensures an intimate and authentic experience
・Experience the elegant nightlife of this scenic district with bamboo groves and historic temples

◆Included
・2 drinks at each of the 3 venues (6 drinks in total)
・Dinner: izakaya dishes and local specialties
・Visit 2–3 places — such as food stalls, izakayas, or bars — together with a local guide

◆Not Included
・Hotel pickup and drop-off
・Tips
・Transportation expenses
・Additional drinks or meals not included in the tour fee
・Personal expenses or shopping

◆Additional Info
・The maximum number of participants for this tour is 8.
・Children must be accompanied by an adult.
・Alcohol is served only to participants aged 20 and over (the legal drinking age in Japan).
・Please note that meals are prepared in a kitchen separate from Holiday Travel, so we cannot guarantee allergy-free meals or accommodate dietary restrictions.

◆Arashiyama & Sagano – Food & Nightlife
Arashiyama and Sagano are well-known sightseeing areas, famous for landmarks such as the Bamboo Grove and Togetsukyo Bridge. During the day they are bustling with visitors, but in the evening the atmosphere becomes calm and serene. While there are izakayas and local eateries scattered throughout the area, the number is limited.

Around Arashiyama Station, you can find small restaurants and bars also frequented by locals, making it possible to enjoy drinks within walking distance. In contrast, Sagano is mainly home to tourist-oriented shops and restaurants, many of which close early, so it is not particularly suited for bar-hopping from place to place.

Overall, unlike Gion or Pontocho, there is no well-known nightlife district here, and the distance between venues is wider, so dining options are fewer. However, for those who wish to savor each stop at a relaxed pace while enjoying the lingering charm of the area's famous sights, Arashiyama and Sagano offer a special kind of evening experience.

If you wish to enjoy bar hopping in this area, it is recommended to select one or two places in advance and spend time savoring your meal at a relaxed pace.