Itinerary
The beautiful city of Kyoto, once the ancient capital of Japan, attracts people not only from across the country but also worldwide because of its rich history and culture. From breathtaking shrines and temples to geisha culture, there are so many things in this city to please your eyes! With the help of your experienced guide, you can learn the historical background and the significance of each site to understand the Japanese way of living.
On this tour, you will virtually walk through the famous 1,000 gates of Fushimi Inari Shrine and then explore the charming alleyways in Gion, an authentic geisha district full of traditional houses and small local businesses. You’ll also have a moment of peace and tranquility by sitting in the magnificent Zen garden of Ryoanji Temple.
How Beeyonder Works
What is a virtual tour?
All of our online tours are live and interactive. This means everyone on the tour can speak directly to the guide throughout the tour to experience the destination as if you are actually there.
How To Join A Tour
Easy to use! After booking, you get a unique link to a streaming platform, such as Zoom, to begin each tour. No other technology needed.
Tours for All Groups
Virtual tours are perfect for virtual events, team bonding and for large or small groups. We cater to individuals, corporate groups and senior groups. Our tours are engaging and inclusive for groups of all sizes.
Preparing for your Virtual Tour
Please be ready with a stable internet connection and a Zoom account.
We recommend using a laptop, tablet, or other devices with a screen larger than a smartphone.
Meet Your Live Virtual Guide
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Mayco Yuki
JAPONISME
Nice to meet you! I'm Mayco, and I was born and raised in Osaka, which is right beside Kyoto. While I'm not from the ancient capital, I have worked and lived in Kyoto for around three years.
As a professionally licensed tour guide, I have shown people from all over the world around Kyoto and Osaka. Before starting my career in the tourism industry, I did an internship in the US for about 2 years and took backpacking trips to Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. I've also volunteered in several countries, including Mexico, India, Bangladesh, and Sierra Leone.
I majored in the philosophy of art in college, and I have a keen interest in a variety of art. I love traveling, novels, movies, music, art, fashion, beer, wine, and food. I'm also a huge fan of queer culture, and my tours are queer-friendly!
