All Chubu Tours & Excursions in 2026 - page 9

Why choose us? We offer an exclusive "One Group Per Day" private activity, meaning the entire river experience belongs only to you! No crowds, no rush—just pure adventure with your favorite people. Led by Shintaro, a professional guide with 12 years of experience and expert rescue certifications (SRT/WFA), you’ll tackle thrilling rapids in a magnificent canyon with total peace of mind. To top it off, we provide high-quality GoPro video footage of your splashes and smiles, delivered to your phone on the same day for free! Don’t just go rafting; create a VIP memory in Japan's beautiful nature. Book your private escape now!

This tour begins at Kaiwomaru Park, home to the preserved tall ship Kaiwomaru, known as the 'Lady of the Sea,' with a waterfront promenade set against the backdrop of the Japan Alps. Next, visit Shinminato Kitokito Market to sample fresh Toyama Bay seafood such as white shrimp, firefly squid, and yellowtail. Continue to Shinminato Ohashi Bridge, one of the country's longest cable-stayed bridges, and the Shinminato Uchikawa canal district, often called the 'Venice of Japan.' The public-transport version stays within this Shinminato port cluster, spanning about 4.6km end to end. The private-vehicle version adds a fifth stop: Amaharashi Coast, about 6km further west, where the pine-topped Onnaiwa islet sits offshore against the snow-capped Tateyama mountains—a celebrated view easily reached by private car, but too far to include comfortably in the public-transport route.

1. Ecotour in Aokigahara Jukai, home to the world's largest lava cave. Once known as a popular suicide spot, Aokigahara Jukai is actually a beautiful, mystical forest brimming with vitality. Trees, moss, mushrooms, deer, squirrels, rabbits... a wide variety of plants, animals, and insects abound. The Fuji Jukai's lava caves are unparalleled in number, many of them large. Here, you'll experience things you rarely see or experience in the city. 2. Suitable for everyone, from elementary school students to seniors. The Jukai's hiking trails are wide and well-maintained. 3. Learn a lot as you walk! Your guide is a knowledgeable, long-time local resident who will explain what you see as you explore the Jukai. It covers a wide range of topics, from plants and animals to environmental conservation, survival rules in the forest, evacuation methods, and how to walk on rocky terrain. You can learn a variety of practical knowledge.

Want to learn how to make sushi? How to make nigiri sushi, rolls, warships, Please join us to learn Japanese table manners and sushi history. Anyone who wants to learn sushi! Recommended for foreign tourists. We welcome you with genuine Japanese hospitality! The classroom is located near Mount Fuji, You can enjoy a beautiful view! Professional sushi chefs with world-class cooking experience I will explain in an easy-to-understand manner.

Embark on a culinary and cultural journey through Kanazawa, starting with a vibrant tasting experience at Omicho Market, where you'll savor the freshest seafood, local produce, and traditional delicacies. Next, stroll through the charming streets of Kazuemachi Chayagai, immersing yourself in the serene beauty of one of Kanazawa’s historic geisha districts, with its picturesque teahouses and rich cultural heritage. Conclude your adventure in the enchanting Higashi Chaya District, where you'll explore beautifully preserved teahouses, witness the elegance of the geisha district, and indulge in exquisite Japanese sweet tasting. This tour offers a unique blend of flavors, history, and artistry, making it an unforgettable experience in the heart of Kanazawa.

Our experience offers a unique opportunity to make Hoto, Yamanashi’s traditional noodle dish, from scratch near Mt. Fuji and Lake Kawaguchiko. Unlike a typical cooking class, guests knead the dough, roll it out, and cut the noodles entirely by hand before enjoying the meal they created themselves. Friendly instructors provide step-by-step guidance, making the experience enjoyable for beginners, families, couples, and solo travelers alike. We also strive to accommodate food allergies, dietary restrictions, and religious requirements whenever possible. This hands-on cultural experience combines authentic local cuisine, Japanese traditions, and unforgettable memories of the Mt. Fuji region. Guests can enjoy a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere while learning a traditional recipe that has been passed down through generations in Yamanashi. No cooking experience is required, and all ingredients and equipment are provided.

Why not explore the Kawaguchi Lake area at the foot of Mount Fuji with more freedom and fun? Scenic spots unreachable on foot, cafes a bit off the beaten path, and photogenic locations - you can glide smoothly to all of them with an electric kick scooter! Experience the exhilarating sensation of becoming one with the wind through this trending mobility experience that's capturing everyone's attention. ◆What is an Electric Kick Scooter? A next-generation personal mobility device equipped with a motor and battery. The models we handle at our facility are classified as "Specified Small Moped," which requires no license and helmet wearing is an effort obligation. They come with license plates and are approved for public road use! Even first-time users can use them with confidence.

The Izu Peninsula is dotted with beautiful beaches featuring clear waters and white sand, attracting many visitors during the summer. With personalized small-group tours led by local guides. #you can enjoy activities such as surfing and snorkeling at recommended spots in Izu. #Flexibility to customize the itinerary to your interests

Local guides will take you to spots that have long been beloved by the locals. You will be taught the experience of sushi, a traditional Japanese meal, by a professional trained at a high-end sushi restaurant in Ginza. You will stand at the sushi counter, where you would normally never be able to stand. I will take you to an Onsen where travelers are never allowed to enter. We will take you to secret Onsen that only the locals go to. Please enjoy deep Kofu.

Step into the breathtaking landscapes and peaceful towns from the beloved anime Your Name (Kimi no Na wa). This tour takes you to iconic locations in the Hida/Takayama region, where the magic of Mitsuha and Taki’s story comes to life. From the tranquil streets and canals of Hida-Furukawa to spiritual sanctuaries like Keta Wakamiya Shrine, every stop offers a glimpse into the world of the anime. Along the way, have a hands-on experience creating your own kumihimo braided cord, a central motif in the story, and savoring local food. This tour is a perfect blend of anime-inspired exploration and cultural discovery, offering a unique opportunity to connect with the timeless traditions and scenic charm of the Hida region. Whether you’re a devoted fan of Your Name or simply looking to experience the region’s rich heritage, this journey will leave you with memories as magical as the story that inspired it.

The kimono is the beautiful traditional dress of Japan! On this 6-hour walking tour, you can experience wearing a Kimono. You will be dressed by a professional and have your hair done in a simple hairstyle. It will take about one hour to change for one group (including a simple hair set for women). Afterward, you can walk around Kanazawa and take photos. Please bring your camera! Kanazawa is well known for its sophisticated food and tea culture. The secret of the popularity of Kanazawa's cuisine is that it is not just about its taste, but is packed with many Japanese elements such as the spirit of hospitality, the beauty of tea utensils, and traditional methods.

Toyama Bay is famed for its fresh seafood and impressive mountains that overlook it. The Northern Japanese Alps that surround the bay include many great sights, such as the Tateyama-Kurobe Alpine Route, the Kurobe Gorge and even Gokayama, but the mountain range itself is amazing to view from afar. This tour includes visiting Amaharashi, one of the most famous spots for seeing the snow covered mountains. It will also head into the city of Takaoka to see the Big Buddha there. There are many excellent options for food in the area, too! Finally, the tour heads into the mountains for a short cruise on the Shokawa River. The valley is stunning and excellent in most seasons: snow in the winter, vivid green and cool in the summer and red leaves in the autumn. If you want to get a taste of both the sea and mountain scenic sights of Japan, this tour is perfect for you!

Immerse yourself in the world of traditional Japanese art at our Ukiyo-e indigo dyeing workshop at Mount Fuji. Under the guidance of local experts, you'll learn the intricacies of indigo dyeing, known as "Nihon-ai," while creating your own hanging scroll. Choose from various shibori techniques to dye a tenugui hand towel, then apply a silk-screen print featuring Mount Fuji or other cultural motifs. This two-hour experience not only celebrates Japan's rich artistic heritage but also offers the chance to take home a personalized artwork reflecting your creativity and the beauty of Japanese culture.

Experience the delicate art of Japanese sweets and the serene ritual of the tea ceremony in Kanazawa. This hands-on workshop blends creativity, culture, and mindfulness as you craft seasonal wagashi and learn authentic matcha preparation. Guided by a local expert, you’ll discover the meaning behind each sweet design and the grace of tea etiquette. Unlike typical tastings, this immersive experience invites you to participate fully, connecting you with Kanazawa’s refined traditions in an intimate, welcoming setting. Perfect for travelers seeking both artistry and cultural depth.

The city of Kanazawa, with its beautiful gardens, historic districts and delicious local foods, is more than just the sights within it. Why not get hands-on experience with Japanese and local cultural activities while exploring some of the lesser visited areas along with some the popular ones. The area is famous for its traditional crafts such as gold leaf, Japanese sweets, pottery, kimono-making, etc. On this tour you can try out using gold leaf, making Japanese sweets and also getting a chance at throwing two different types of ninja stars. If you are someone who wants to dive deeper into the culture of the city while walking around the city, this is the tour for you. Led by one of our local English-speaking tour guides, you will do three different workshops and see some of the sights that don’t normally make it onto the main Kanazawa tours. Experience the other side of this wonderful, beautiful and traditional city.

Kendo is a martial art that allows even beginners to experience full-fledged combat.You can experience its rules, origins, etiquette and striking with a bamboo sword. All experience levels are welcome, and participants receive complimentary drinks and a souvenir Kendo towel. Highlight=Samurai culture instruction/Practical guidance by over 20 years of Kendo experience guide/Hitting to instructors/Combat game/Guide demonstration/Free Japanese Kendo towel/Acceptable 2 people~

Kanazawa is home to stroll gardens, teahouses, and magnificent architecture that dates back to the Edo Period, but understanding the history behind its most notable sites requires a lot of research. Save yourself time, and learn about Kanazawa from a local’s perspective by going on a customized walking tour. You can select the places you visit—such as Kenrokuen Garden and Kanazawa Castle—then a private guide provides fascinating commentary and cultural insights along the way.

Kanazawa is famously known as the city of arts, and while you can find art workshops throughout Japan that you can easily participate in, it is rare to find one like ours that offers you a chance to truly experience Japan's traditional arts in the form of woodblock printing, as well as an opportunity to sit down and have a conversation with the artisan who has dedicated their life to making it. Our translator will be there to ensure that the communication between you and the artist is as smooth as possible, and you will be able to bring home with you a traditional tenugui that you make yourself!

Explore the vibrant Pier Bandai market on a guided culinary walk that delves into the heart of Japanese seafood culture. This tour offers an authentic introduction to how fish and shellfish are selected, prepared, and enjoyed in everyday Japanese life. With a knowledgeable local guide, visit the Bandai-jima Fish Market and specialty shops, learning about local seafood favorites like sweet shrimp and salt-cured salmon. The experience includes a dining allowance for sampling various casual eateries, allowing you to enjoy dishes that reflect Niigata’s unique culinary landscape. - Discover the rich seafood traditions of Niigata at Pier Bandai - Guided exploration of the Bandai-jima Fish Market and specialty shops - Learn about local seafood and everyday eating habits in Japan - Enjoy a dining allowance to sample fresh seafood dishes at your leisure

Experience the authentic Japan and immerse yourself in its rich culture, going beyond the usual tourist attractions. Picture strolling through vibrant streets, zipping on the bullet train, and indulging in delicious local delicacies. Every tour is specially crafted to suit the group's unique preferences.

・Sustainable Craft: Give new life to beautiful remnant fabrics by upcycling them into a unique musette. ・Behind-the-Scenes Access: Enjoy a special tour of a working textile factory. ・Your Original Design: Choose your own fabrics and decorations to create a personalized musette. ・Guidance Included: No experience is necessary! A multilingual guide and expert staff will support you every step of the way.

Make the most of a full day in Kanazawa with this private guided tour, tailored to your interests and preferred travel style—by taxi, on foot, or by e-bike. Explore the city’s landmarks, historic neighborhoods, and hidden spots with the insight of a knowledgeable local guide. Your itinerary is fully flexible—stroll through Kenrokuen Garden, admire Kanazawa Castle, wander the Higashi Chaya District, and enjoy lunch at Omicho Market. In the afternoon, visit the Nagamachi Samurai District and choose optional museums or craft workshops with hands-on activities. Whether your interests are art, history, food, or culture, this full-day private tour gives you time to experience Kanazawa in depth, at your own pace.

The only Kutani ceramic kiln in Kanazawa, opened in 1870 (Meiji 3). We make ceranics by manual from clay blending, shaping on the wheel to final coloring. We sell Kutani ware pottery made by our kiln, and also offer studio tours, pottery making and painting workshops. You will be able to enter the actual workshop and learn about the process and characteristics of Kutani ware. You will be able to feel the history of the old workshop and see things that you would not normally see. You can ask us about your interests individually.

Kanazawa is one of the three major confectionery areas in Japan. The Sono Residence was built in 1921, and each room of the residence and its tea ceremony room was built under the guidance of the Omotesenke Iemoto, a master of the Omotesenke school of tea ceremony, for use in tea ceremonies　In this program, you can experience making seasonal Japanese sweets with a Japanese confectionary chef, and then you can experience the tea