The only ebikes rental and bike tours specialty store in Kyoto City.You can enjoy a comfortable long ride through Arashiyama's bamboo forest, Wazuka town's tea fields, Miyama town's thatched roofs, and Lake Biwa.

This is a noble area with the tombs of the imperial family and related facilities. The road from the station to the bamboo forest is the epitome of overtourism, with more people than bamboo. After parking in the bicycle parking lot and walking a little through the crowded area, take a bike ride to the less crowded Sagano area to the north.

This is an area where you can enjoy a stroll through the golden temple and the large garden. Kitano Tenmangu Shrine, located just south of the temple, also has an exhibition of national treasures such as Japanese swords and demon hunting, which are also recommended. It is far from the train station, so the buses are crowded.

This area is home to the Philosopher’s Path, Ginkakuji Temple, and Nanzenji Temple, and is relatively quiet, retaining the atmosphere of an old temple town. There is also a bicycle path next to the Philosopher’s Path, so you can cycle leisurely and in the cool. There are also several free bicycle parking areas.

Chion-in is the head temple of the Jodo sect of Buddhism, located in Hayashishita-cho, Higashiyama Ward, Kyoto City.It is one of the representative buildings of the Higashiyama area and is located near Kyoto's downtown area, so it is very crowded during the day. It is also included as a stop on guided cycling tours of Kyoto City, but I personally recommend visiting at night when it is less crowded and the magical lights are lit.