Canadians planning to hit the big three cities for their Japan trip this year will need to budget more for a stay in Kyoto.The popular tourist destination is implementing Japan's highest-ever accommodation tax next month.Kyoto first implemented the tax in October 2018 to help improve the city's infrastructure, but on Oct. 3, officials approved the steep hike that will take effect on March 1, 2026.The new rate will reach up to ¥10,000 (C$87.82) a night per person, depending on the cost of your accommodation, according to a news release from the Kyoto City Tourism Association.Known for its Shinto shrines, gardens, and geisha culture, Kyoto has long been a popular destination for tourists. However, in recent years, the ancient city has been struggling with the impact of overtourism.The per-person tax hike isn't too bad if you're staying in budget accommodations, but it goes up significantly for higher-end stays. Here's the breakdown based on hotel rates:Source: Kyo...