• The City of Kyoto has a well-developed public transportation system, with municipal subways and buses available, as well as JR trains, and privately-operated railways and bus lines. There are many routes for the municipal bus system in particular.
• There are many taxis operating in the city, and they can be used without reservations. Tipping is unnecessary.
• There are various money-saving passes and IC cards for tourists using public transportation.
• Kyoto’s major sightseeing spots are concentrated in a compact area of about 10 square km that is easy to navigate by taxi; rental cycles are also popular.
• As the name “Kyoto, the Walkable City” suggests, walking around the city’s various areas is also a great way to enjoy the city.

• Subways & Trains
• Buses
• Taxi
• Bike
• Transportation Tickets & Passes 

The route example where is recommended for the person who wants to go early.
（To Kiyomizudera Temple, Kinkakuji Temple, Yasakajinja Shrine and Gion, Arashiyama, Ginkakuji Temple）
https://www2.city.kyoto.lg.jp/tokei/trafficpolicy/network/kyo-nori/menu4.html

Arukumachi KYOTO Route Planner  (Language: English)

• Getting to Kyoto (Airports, Major Cities)