[TeamLab BioVortex Kyoto], a museum offering a new kind of art experience, opened in 2025 just a 7-minute walk from Kyoto Station. With a total floor area of approximately 10,000 square meters, the museum features over 50 exhibits—from walking through light to being surrounded by countless spheres! Many works change when touched or evolve continuously in response to their surroundings, offering an otherworldly experience that feels like stepping into a different dimension. Since the exhibits include some physical challenges, be sure to wear comfortable, activewear to take on the adventure.

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Admission Fees: Adults 3,400 yen and up (ages 18 and older); Middle and High School Students 2,800 yen (student ID must be presented upon entry); Children 1,800 yen (ages 4–12); Discount for People with Disabilities 1,700 yen and up (discount applies to one accompanying person)
*Adult and disabled discounts are subject to price fluctuation depending on the admission date.
*+200 yen if purchased onsite.
*Flexible pass with no specified admission time 12,000 yen for both adults and children
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To purchase ticketsThe official website for [teamLab BioVortex Kyoto]Online reservations are required
*Purchase by specifying the time of admission. No re-entry allowed.

An aquarium is a must for a first date. Located within [Umekoji Park], just a short distance from Kyoto Station, the [Kyoto Aquarium] offers excellent access, making it a great spot to visit casually. Spanning 10 different areas, the aquarium showcases approximately 10,000 creatures representing 200 species, including the “Kyoto River” area featuring giant salamanders and the “Kyoto Sea” large tank, which recreates the waters off Kyoto. Be sure to check in advance for the wildly popular animal shows featuring dolphins, penguins, and more. After you’ve had your fill of the aquarium, enjoy the wide variety of culinary delights available around [Umekoji Park].

[Uzumasa Movie Village] is scheduled to undergo a full renovation from 2026 to 2028. On Saturday, March 28, 2026, as part of the first phase of the renovation, cultural experiences centered on the Edo period and 10 new food spots to enjoy while strolling through the town will debut, transforming the park into an immersive theme park that adults can also enjoy. Nighttime operations will also begin, so be sure to enjoy the evening atmosphere.

*Check here for the village's closure period (January–March 2026) and operating areas.

“A sake experience facility based on the concept of ”taking home memories you can only make in Kyoto.” No prior knowledge is required, making it a popular destination even for sake beginners. The experience begins by tasting a variety of distinctive sake to discover your personal preferences. As you use all five senses to appreciate the differences in aroma and flavor, once you find your favorite, you’ll use a flask to create your very own original sake, which you can take home as a souvenir of your trip. Located within walking distance of Shijo Kawaramachi and [Kiyomizu-dera Temple], it’s a great spot to visit while sightseeing in Kyoto.

A hot new spot that opened in 2024 in Uji and Ogura, Kyoto. Opened as a public relations facility for [Nintendo], the second floor features exhibits of the various toys, game consoles, and software the company has produced since its founding—so you’re sure to have lively conversations while reminiscing about the good old days. In the hands-on exhibition area on the first floor, you can use coins to experience classic games that have been reimagined with the latest technology. When you’re tired from playing, take a break at the café, where you can order a custom burger tailored to your taste. Finally, be sure to check out the museum shop, which offers a wide selection of limited-edition merchandise!

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Adults 3300 yen / Junior high and high school students 2200 yen / Elementary school students 1100 yen / Preschool children free
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Tickets must be reserved in advance and are currently sold by lottery.
Reservations arehere *A Nintendo Account (free to create) is required.