[Spring 2024] Don't miss it! Enjoy the spectacular night view of the world heritage Kiyomizu-dera Temple privately.

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Kiyomizu-dera Temple, one of the world cultural heritage sites, is visited by more than 5 million people every year. During spring, many tourists visit to enjoy the beautifully illuminated temple and the cherry blossoms (SAKURA). This special tour is for you, if you want to enjoy the special moment ...

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The view of the illuminated cherry blossoms (SAKURA) around the stage of Kiyomizu is truly a spectacular sight.

Kiyomizu-dera Temple is also a famous spot for cherry blossoms (SAKURA). When the temple is lit up at night, the cherry blossoms (SAKURA), of which are said to have around 1,000 trees in its large grounds, are beautifully illuminated. The stage of Kiyomizu, which is usually crowded with people trying to catch a glimpse of the spectacular scenery, is also available for private use on this tour. You can enjoy the spectacular scenery and take commemorative photos without worrying about time or people.

How luxurious! Light up only for tour participants.

On busy days, it is said that more than 10,000 people come to see the illumination in one night. You would have to line up just to enter the temple. With the private tour guided by Kyoto Brighton Hotel, you don't have to worry about all that stress. The illumination will be lit up just for 50 participants.

Learning about the temple’s history and hidden stories

After arrival at Kiyomizu-dera Temple, you will first enter a special room that you cannot normally enter. As well as enjoying the illuminated garden, you can learn about the history of the temple, and you'll be able to experience the depths of Kyoto that aren't featured in guidebooks.

Dinner to be enjoyed at restaurants in the hotel.

Before leaving for Kiyomizu-dera Temple, enjoy your dinner at one of the hotel restaurants. Choose from 4 restaurants: traditional Kyoto Kaiseki (Kyo-Kaiseki), which is the origin of Japanese cuisine, Teppanyaki, where you can enjoy Wagyu beef, Western restaurant, served by a World Culinary Olympic gold medalist, and Chinese cuisine, with a Kyoto-style taste.

High-quality guest rooms and the perfect breakfast to relieve travel fatigue.

The guest rooms are 38 to 42 square meters in size and are spacious enough to accommodate large suitcases. For breakfast, you can choose between a Kyoto-style Japanese set meal or a Western buffet. We recommend taking a walk in Kyoto Gyoen National Garden after breakfast, that is open to the public 24hours. You can spend an elegant time while traveling.

The beautifully illuminated Kiyomizu-dera Temple is a must-see if you are visiting Kyoto!

Kiyomizu-dera Temple is said to be the most famous temple in Kyoto. This tour is produced by Kyoto Brighton Hotel and allows you to relax and enjoy the spectacular night views without waiting or worrying about the crowds. There are only a few seats left, so please contact us.

Make a reservation from the Kyoto Brighton Hotel official website

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Kyoto Brighton Hotel is located in an area with excellent access to many World Heritage sites, such as Nijo Castle and Ginkaku-ji Silver Pavilion. There are many shops nearby selling Japanese ingredients, where you can enjoy buying soy sauce, miso, etc. It is about 5min walk to the Kyoto Imperial Palace, recommended for morning walks and running courses. In addition, the concierge knows well about Kyoto, where you can feel free to ask about sightseeing, restaurants, traditional crafts, etc. During cherry blossoms and autumn foliage seasons, there are special tours available for private viewing. The average size of guest rooms is 42 square meters, spacious enough to accommodate large suitcases, and equipped with comfortable sofas. There are a variety of restaurants in the hotel, including western food, teppanyaki (wagyu), traditional Japanese, Chinese, and a bar lounge. This is a hotel where you can arrange everything about Kyoto, including gourmet food and Kyoto-like experiences.

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