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Kyoto is a charming city where you can enjoy good old Japanese culture along with the nature of the four seasons. In particular, the beautiful spring, where historic buildings and cherry blossoms blend together, is a season that everyone longs to visit at least once. Kyoto Brighton Hotel holds a tou...

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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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Kyoto's cherry blossom season is something everyone should visit at least once.

When you think of Kyoto in the spring, you think of cherry blossom viewing. The sight of cherry blossoms shining against the quaint streets and temples and shrines is a unique feature of Kyoto. For that reason, Kyoto is bound to be crowded from late March to early April, when the cherry blossoms are in full bloom every year. With so many tourists, it can be difficult to move around smoothly. With Kyoto Brighton Hotel tours, you don't have to worry about that at all, and you can enjoy the first cherry blossoms of the morning in a private setting.

Rent out famous cherry blossom viewing spots, famous temples, shrines, and gardens for yourself.

This is a special event that allows only tour participants to enter the park early in the morning before the general public opens. You can experience the cherry blossoms in all their glory, from full bloom to cherry blossoms blooming quietly wet with morning dew, or petals falling gently. There are no lines or crowds, so you can enjoy the cherry blossoms at your own pace.

We will also tell you about the history and highlights of the garden.

Another recommended point of this tour is that you can hear about the history and highlights of the garden from the temple staff. They will explain things clearly and carefully. Of course, hotel staff will accompany you and translation devices will be available, so please feel free to join us.

Taizoin Temple's weeping cherry blossoms look like a shower of cherry blossoms

Taizoin Temple is attractive for its tranquil Zen temple atmosphere and its gardens rich in nature. Once you pass through the gate, you will be greeted by a magnificent weeping cherry tree. The contrast between the magnificent shower of cherry blossoms and the rock garden is breathtakingly beautiful. The snowstorm of cherry blossoms as they fall is also a spectacular sight. (The viewing location and date change every year.)

A famous cherry blossom spot known only to those in the know: "Haratanien"

A vast expanse of land, filled with colorful flowers including cherry blossoms, creating a paradise. Its beauty is so otherworldly that it is truly a "secret garden." As it is located in the mountains, a little far from the center of Kyoto city, it is safe to join a hotel tour with transportation. (The viewing location and date change every year.)

Please contact Kyoto Brighton Hotel for reservations.

In addition to Taizoin and Haratanien, the lineup of famous cherry blossom spots changes every spring, including Toji Temple, Daikakuji Temple, and Bishamon-do Temple. The next morning after your stay, you will depart from the hotel at around 7:00 and head to the viewing spot. After a leisurely tour of one spot, you will return to the hotel for breakfast. This popular tour has been running for about 20 years, and many repeat customers have praised it for its peace of mind. For more information, please visit 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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