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Kyoto Guidelines FOR TOURISTS
～To experience and enjoy Kyoto more deeply～
Together with those who work in Kyoto’s tourism industry, the citizens who live here, and you—the visitors who come to explore the city—let us share a common purpose and build a future-oriented form of tourism that will be passed on to generations to come.
What We Hope to Value Together with Visitors
Care for the Community
Learn about and experience Kyoto’s history and culture
Follow local manners and customs
Check notices such as "No Photography" sign
Protect the Environment and Kyoto's Beautiful Cityscape
Carry a reusable bag and bottle
Do not litter
Avoid leaving food unfinished
Connect with People
Ask your accommodation staff for local recommendations
Engage with local residents and learn about regional history
Participate in local festivals and events
Be Prepared for the Unexpected
Check evacuation routes and locations at your accommodation
Take appropriate infectious disease prevention measures
Plan your visit to avoid congestion
Learn About the Kyoto Guidelines for sustainable tourism
Deepen your understanding through our introductory videos.
Kyoto Guidelines for sustainable tourism — Video Series
“Kyoto Travel Style: Starting Today” Vol. I
Kyoto Guidelines for sustainable tourism — Video Series
“Kyoto Travel Style: Starting Today” Vol. II
Kyoto Guidelines for sustainable tourism — Promotional Video
Put Your Feelings for Kyoto into Action
To ensure that Kyoto remains Kyoto for generations to come, making a donation is one meaningful way visitors can contribute.
The City of Kyoto invites your support through Japan’s Furusato Nozei (hometown tax donation) program to help protect and nurture Kyoto’s beautiful landscapes and townscapes, its traditions, and the culture and wisdom rooted in everyday life.
Your generous contributions will be used to support a wide range of initiatives, including the promotion of traditional industries and tourism, as well as the preservation and succession of scenic areas and cultural heritage.
