NIJO JO CASTLE

Explore Nijo-jo Castle on 60-minute guided tour conducted by official guide with exclusive access to some rooms. Learn why this is the best example of feudal-era castle architecture.

Make your way to Kyoto's top attractions with this easy-on-the-pocket combo deal. Kyoto HOHO Embark on an enriching journey through Kyoto's heritage on our hop-on hop-off tour. From Nijo Castle's 'Nightingale Floors' that chirp like birds to Heian Shrine's iconic torii gate, discover the city's secrets. Schedule Red route First bus: 9am from Kyoto Station Last bus: 7pm from Kyoto Station Frequency: Every 40 mins Popular stops: Nijo-Jo Castle, Kinkaku-ji Temple Purple route First bus: 9:20am from Kyoto Station Last bus: 5:09pm from Kyoto Station Frequency: Every 40 mins Popular stops: Daitoku-ji Temple, Kyoto Imperial Palace Green route First bus: 12:15pm from Kyoto Station Last bus: 6:01pm from Kyoto Station Frequency: Every 2 hours Popular stops: Ginkaku-ji Temple, Kyoto National Museum Please click here for a detailed route map and boarding points. You can join the tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of your ticket. Kyoto Tower Kyoto Tower, a modern architectural marvel amidst the historic splendor of Kyoto, Japan, stands as a symbol of the city's fusion of tradition and modernity. Soaring 131 meters (430 feet) into the sky, this sleek steel structure offers breathtaking panoramic views of Kyoto and its surrounding landscapes. Visitors can ascend the tower using high-speed elevators to reach the observation deck. From here, they can witness the stunning vistas of Kyoto's historical districts, including the iconic Kinkaku-ji (Golden Pavilion) and the Kyoto Imperial Palace. Kyoto Tower also houses a hotel, a shopping arcade, and several dining options, making it a multifaceted destination for tourists and locals alike.

NAKED meets Nijo-jo Castle 2024 Autumn Harvest Festival Special Lantern Plan for the preservation of Kyoto's cultural assets. Purchase a special ticket to have your name inscribed on the traditional lanterns featured in the nighttime decorations of Nijo-jo Castle. As a benefit, you will enjoy priority entry, bypassing the regular queue. Part of the proceeds from this event will be donated to support the preservation of Kyoto's cultural heritage. Illuminate Nijo-jo Castle with your personalized lantern and contribute to the preservation and continuation of Japan's cultural treasures.

Embark on an enriching journey through Kyoto's heritage on our hop-on hop-off tour. With three routes and 14 stops dotted across the city, get up-close to the city's most famous spots. From Nijo Castle's 'Nightingale Floors' that chirp like birds to Heian Shrine's iconic torii gate, discover the city's secrets. Don't miss Kyoto Tower's observation deck for breathtaking city views! Schedule Red route First bus: 9am from Kyoto Station Last bus: 7pm from Kyoto Station Frequency: Every 40 mins Popular stops: Nijo-Jo Castle, Kinkaku-ji Temple Purple route First bus: 9:20am from Kyoto Station Last bus: 5:09pm from Kyoto Station Frequency: Every 40 mins Popular stops: Daitoku-ji Temple, Kyoto Imperial Palace Green route First bus: 12:15pm from Kyoto Station Last bus: 6:01pm from Kyoto Station Frequency: Every 2 hours Popular stops: Ginkaku-ji Temple, Kyoto National Museum Please click here for a detailed route map and boarding points. You can join the tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of your ticket.

NAKED meets Nijo Castle 2024 Autumn Harvest Festival admission + lantern tickets are now on sale in limited quantities! You can have your name engraved on the lanterns displayed at the venue. NAKED is offering a special, highly sought-after ticket that lets you personalize the lanterns, a signature feature of the World Heritage Site, Nijo Castle. As a bonus, these tickets grant you fast-track entry, you can enter the venue without having to wait in line. A portion of the proceeds will go towards preserving Kyoto's cultural heritage. Join us in illuminating Nijo Castle at night with your own personalized lantern and contribute to the preservation of this cultural treasure of Japan for future generations.