◆Introduction

Join a guided bar-hopping tour in Kyoto's Uji or Fushimi 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 Fushimi's famous sake, tea-inspired drinks, obanzai (home-style cooking), and traditional Kyoto cuisine. As you stroll through the historic sake district and atmospheric tea town streets, discover hidden gems tucked away in traditional buildings.

・Visit 2–3 izakayas or bars in your chosen area (Uji or Fushimi)
・Small-group tour ensures an intimate and authentic experience
・Savor Kyoto's refined local specialties, including Fushimi sake, tea-inspired drinks, and obanzai
・Learn about traditional culture and dining etiquette from your guide
・Experience the elegant nightlife of Fushimi, one of Japan's most famous sake brewing districts, or the historic charm of Uji's tea culture

◆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.

◆Uji & Fushimi – Food & Nightlife

Fushimi is Kyoto's historic sake district, with a compact evening scene centered around Fushimi-Momoyama to Chushojima. You'll find sake-focused venues along traditional shopping streets like Otesuji and Nayamachi, and the popular Fushimi Sake Village (Fushimi Sakagura Koji) where you can sample sake from around 17–18 breweries—an ideal starting point for a night out.

In Uji, celebrated as Japan's tea town, nightlife is more intimate. Small izakayas and bars cluster around JR Uji and Keihan Uji stations, and some spots offer tea-inspired drinks and local specialties. While Uji has fewer drinking venues than Fushimi, its cozy atmosphere—plus summer cormorant-fishing cruises on the Uji River—adds distinctive evening charm.