A new means of transportation is the use of LUUP, an electric kickboard and electric bicycle sharing service. Ports are set up in front of stations, near tourist spots, and other locations in Kyoto City, and users can travel from port to port on bicycles or kickboards.

There are also ports around "Kyoto Station" and near "Kiyomizu-dera Temple," and travel between ports takes about 20 minutes. The fee is only 200 yen per 30 minutes, which is very reasonable and has many advantages. However, be careful when traveling near Kiyomizu-dera Temple, as the streets become crowded.

*After the law was revised in July 2023, the speed limit is now 20 km/h, so be careful not to drive too fast. To use the app, you need to register your age verification document and pass the traffic rule test.

If you are planning to visit Kyoto City by subway or bus, the "Subway/Bus One-Day Pass" is a great deal: for 1100 yen (550 yen for children), you can ride all Kyoto City subway and bus lines for one day.

You can also take Kyoto Bus, Keihan Bus, and JR Bus except for some routes, so you can travel almost anywhere in Kyoto City. You can purchase tickets at information centers of city buses and subways, as well as on board buses.

Kyoto, with its many tourist attractions, offers various means of transportation. Depending on the weather and the season, you can enjoy the charms of the ancient capital.