Plenty of free WiFi hotspots available.
https://www.japanvisitor.com/japan-t...nternet-access
Plenty of free WiFi hotspots available.
https://www.japanvisitor.com/japan-t...nternet-access
They probably have the most wifi spots around.. but that said, one necessity of tourist is to run google map (or any other replacement) when you are travelling from spots to spots.. i doubt u can get wifi in between buildings that easily...
We rented a pocket wifi from Crazyegg and it was HKD 25/day for unlimited 4G in Japan. Good speeds and service quality throughout the Kansai region.
The first time I went to Kyoto, I did one of the "one-day bus tour" thingees from Sunrise/JTB. It was good for me because I didn't know how to get to all the various temple/shrine locations. Super-touristy thing to do but provided a good overview. But if you've been there before and know what you want to see, easy enough to just go directly.
For Takao, I can second that it's a good maybe half-day trip- be sure to take the Keio line to Takao san guchi rather than the Chuo line to Takao. I used to live there and once got brave enough to go to Hirohito's burial site, also in Takao. Brought along a Japanese coworker as it's a pretty hardcore nationalist kind of place-even the guards came out of their booths to stare at me...people were praying or something in front of it...definitely a "different" experience. As is the War museum at the Yasakuni shrine, yeah, not a lot of westerners hanging out there either...
For Kyoto, I would recommend a day trip to the Kurama/Kifune Shrine area. It's about 1.5 hours away from Kyoto city center. You can visit Kifune shrine only or if you feel active, you can do the hike from Kurama to Kifune shrine.
https://www.insidekyoto.com/kurama-to-kibune-hike