Top Fukuoka Car Tours - page 3

Do you love Ceramics and Green Tea and want to learn more about both these visual and cultural arts whilst in Japan? If your answer is yes, then this is the tour for you! Departures from Fukuoka are possible to explore and discover more about these two intriguing subjects. You will learn about the different types of pottery from this region of Japan as well as how and why Green Tea has become one of the most sort after health drinks in the world. You will be able to fine tune this day by choosing how many attractions of each activity you would like to visit. There will be amazing countryside to see as we travel to each location. This is the real Japan that you will never be able to experience from urban locations. Looking forward to showing you the best of Nagasaki and Saga Prefectures as we explore this unique region of Kyushu.

Immerse in a serene, spiritual environment away from tourist crowds Enjoy farm-to-table dishes in a charming, off-the-beaten-path cafe Taste specialties crafted from locally-sourced ingredients Discover the intricate details of traditional Japanese home design Visit local spots cherished by residents but unknown to most tourists Understand the connection between pristine nature and Japanese longevity Discover a secret spot that showcases Japan's natural beauty at its finest

Join this private day trip to Mount Aso, one of Japan's most famous active volcanoes, and the historic Kumamoto Castle. Learn about the history of the castle and see the moving part of the volcano, Nakadake Crater. First, be taken to Mount Aso in Kumamoto Prefecture. It is part of one of the world's biggest calderas, which were formed by earthquakes in the past. See the moving part of the volcano, Nakadake Crater, from this spot. From certain vantage points, you can safely see this natural show. From these places, see the sulphurous steam rising from the crater, which is a reminder of Japan's volcanic activity. Next, head to Kumamoto Castle, one of Japan's most famous castles, known for its huge stone walls and defense structures. Built in the early 1600s, the castle has been carefully repaired and kept. Learn all about the history of this famous castle. On the inside of the castle, look at displays of samurai armor, old weapons, and items from Japan's medieval era.