All Chiba Prefecture Tours & Excursions in 2026 - page 6

Alphard offers a spacious and luxurious ride, featuring comfortable leather seating, advanced safety systems, and smooth performance. It provides a relaxing and private travel experience, ideal for families, business travelers, or guests seeking a premium level of comfort and convenience.

Hakuba Ski Resort, located in Nagano Prefecture, is one of Japan’s most popular ski destinations. With stunning mountain scenery, a wide variety of ski courses, and high-quality snow, it attracts skiers and snowboarders from all over the world. SNOW LINER offers a very convenient direct connection from the airport to this world-class resort area. -You can travel to your destination without any difficult transfers. -Perfect for those who aren’t confident driving on snowy roads or who simply want a relaxing way to travel. -As this is a highway express bus, departure is guaranteed even for one passenger. -Your seat will be assigned by the driver on the day (seat selection is not available). -Each passenger can bring 1 suitcase and 1 pair of skis or snowboard. -For additional luggage, a fee of 1,500 yen per item will be charged (to be paid on-site).

This private tour starts from Narita Airport or a hotel around Narita and takes you to the Kashima and Itako area, where peaceful waterways, local traditions, and Japanese football history come together. Begin in Itako, a quiet waterside town known for Suigo Itako Ayame Garden and its traditional rowboat experience when available. Continue to the Mercari Stadium area and Kashima Soccer Museum to explore the local football culture, including Zico’s legacy and the region’s role in Japan’s professional football history. Finally, visit Kashima Jingu Shrine, a sacred site connected to victory, martial traditions, sacred deer, and the identity of Kashima. With private car transportation throughout the tour, this plan is ideal for layovers, arrival days, departure days, guests staying near Narita, and football fans looking for a deeper regional experience beyond typical airport-area sightseeing.

This private tour is not just a sushi-making class, but a story-driven journey through the city that created Edomae sushi. Begin in Nihonbashi, where Edo’s fish market culture once flourished, then explore the Edo-Tokyo Museum to understand the waterways, merchants, and everyday food culture that shaped old Tokyo. The highlight is a hands-on sushi-making experience at Yoshida Sushi in Kabukicho, where guests wear a happi coat, learn from sushi staff, enjoy photo opportunities, and taste sushi according to the selected plan. The Regular Plan is based on Yoshida Sushi’s Premium Masterclass, while the Luxury Plan features a VIP omakase-style experience with sake pairing and special touches. End the day at Toyosu Senkyaku Banrai for relaxed food-culture shopping, with an optional Toyosu Market visitor-area stop before 5:00 p.m. when the market is open.

This private tour offers more than simply watching a sumo tournament—it takes you deeper into the history and traditions surrounding Japan’s national sport. Explore historic Fukagawa and visit Tomioka Hachimangu, a place closely connected with the development of professional sumo in Edo. Then experience sumo culture through food with a traditional chanko-nabe lunch in Ryogoku. With insights from your licensed guide, learn about sumo’s history, rituals, ranks, and traditions before entering Ryogoku Kokugikan. The highlight is watching a live Grand Sumo Tournament, where the customs and ceremonies you have learned about come to life. Combining historic sites, local culture, chanko cuisine, and live sumo makes this a complete introduction to the world of sumo. This tour is ideal for first-time sumo spectators, travelers interested in Japanese history and culture, and anyone who wants to understand the meaning behind what happens in the sumo ring rather than simply watching the matches.