Top Chiba Nature and Wildlife Tours

Mt. Fuji, with an elevation of 3, 776 meters, is Japan's tallest mountain and has been loved by the Japanese for centuries. Also, Mt. Fuji is a sacred mountain and there is a practice of making a circuit of eight lakes, Hakkaimeguri - including the five lakes included in the Fujigoko (Fuji Five Lakes) - became a ritual among many Fuji-ko adherents. I will take you to some spots where we can see beautiful Mt. Fuji. We will visit Oshino Hakkai, Arakurayama Sengen shrine ( Chureito pagoda ), and Oishi Park. Whether we can see Mt. Fuji or not depends on weather conditions, but we can try to do our best to find the spot to get the chance to see it. However, sometimes Mt. Fuji cannot be seen at all. Thank you for your understanding in advance. The itinerary might be changed due to weather conditions or other reasons. This tour can be customized to your interests and preferences. Let me know any place you wish to visit.

Explore Shosenkyo, Japan’s most beautiful valley, with stunning cliffs, clear streams, and seasonal beauty. A must-visit Yamanashi gem loved by all, offering new discoveries every time! It has been designated as a national special place of scenic beauty, and is said to be "Japan's most beautiful valley,'' making it a tourist attraction. You can see granite cliffs carved out over a long period of time, strangely shaped rocks, and clear, abundant streams of water, and the promenade along the valley allows you to get up close to the beauty of the valley, which changes with the seasons. You can enjoy it. It is loved by many people as a popular tourist spot in Yamanashi, along with Mt. Fuji, and you can enjoy it with your family and friends. Every time you visit, you'll find new discoveries and more sights to see, so why not take a tour to Shosenkyo, a place you'll enjoy no matter how many times you visit?

Discover Rural Japan: A Day Trip to Iiyama Just 90 minutes from Tokyo by bullet train, Iiyama is a peaceful town in northern Nagano, surrounded by forests and rice fields. Begin at Sho-nenji Temple, known as the “Temple of Moss and Maple,” where seasonal beauty surrounds its quiet halls. Then visit the Takahashi Mayumi Doll Museum, where handmade dolls depict everyday scenes from countryside life with warmth and charm. In the afternoon, explore Tanakaya Shuzo, a family-run sake brewery using the same wooden building for over 150 years. Learn about traditional brewing and sample their signature sake, Mizuo. For groups of four or more, a shojin ryori (Buddhist vegetarian lunch) at Daishoji Temple is available with advance reservation, prepared by the head priest with local ingredients. This relaxing tour invites you to experience a slower pace of life, deep cultural roots, and the quiet beauty of rural Japan—an ideal escape from the crowds of the city.

In this tour, you can take a tour around Matsushima, one of the three most scenic spots in Japan. Matsushima is easily accessible from Sendai and Ishinomaki areas, and is a popular cruise port of call tour. In Matsushima, there are many spots where you can enjoy the rich natural scenery as well as history and culture at a leisurely pace, such as Fukuurajima Island, where you can cross a bridge along the sea to enjoy a stroll, and Entsuji Temple, famous for its Japanese garden. The area is also famous for its abundance of gourmet foods, especially oysters. Please enjoy the scenery that has been popular in Japan for a long time with a local guide!

Mt. Fuji, standing at 3,776 meters, is Japan's tallest mountain and has been cherished by the Japanese for centuries. In this tour, we will visit spots to view Mt. Fuji, including Oshino Hakkai and Arakurayama Sengen Shrine (featuring the iconic Chureito Pagoda). Visibility of Mt. Fuji depends on weather conditions, and at times it may not be visible; we appreciate your understanding. The itinerary may change due to weather or other factors, and can be tailored to your interests, so please feel free to share any specific destinations you wish to visit. Additionally, explore Yamanashi’s culinary culture through a hands-on cooking class, where you’ll create the local specialty “Hoto” (a hearty noodle stew) from scratch. This experience accommodates small groups, families, and individuals, with options for dietary needs, including wheat-free, soy-free, and vegan menus.

Mt. Takao is the most climbed mountain in the world, receiving three stars in the Michelin Green Guide in 2007. Nearly 3 million climbers visit the mountain each year. Although it is not a high mountain at 599 meters above sea level, it has many toilets and the approach is paved, making it an easy challenge for climbers of all ages. In addition, Mt. Takao Yakuoin, located just before the summit, is known as the head temple of the Chizan sect of the Shingon sect and is visited by many tourists for the purpose of worship. You can gain from joining the tour, such as immersive cultural experiences, insider knowledge, and memorable encounters with local traditions.