Top Kagoshima Prefecture Car Tours - page 2

This private and customizable tour for Kagoshima is perfect for guests who would like to have their own itinerary planned based on their interests and preferences, allowing guests to experience the city at their own pace.

Shochu is a traditional Japanese hard liquor, a distilled spirit made from grains and vegetables. The most common ingredients are sweet potatoes, barley, rice, buckwheat, and sugarcane. You can tour a shochu factory and enjoy tastings in Kagoshima, one of Japan's leading shochu producers. Since the shochu factories are closed on Saturdays and Sundays, the tour includes a Japanese whiskey factory tour and tasting. Discover the sights of Kagoshima that interest you the most on this customizable sightseeing tour. Alongside your private driver and guide, make an itinerary of your desired attractions or get recommendations to create your perfect day. Whether you want to focus on samurai, culture, shopping, or Japanese history, this tour has everything covered for you. You can’t visit every place on your “What to Expect” list in six hours.

Embark on this experiential tour visiting places related to food, sake, and tableware, and trace the natural and cultural roots that gave birth to Kagoshima's food culture. Begin with a scenic ferry ride to majestic Sakurajima. Visit a local farm for a sustainable agriculture lesson and enjoy a delicious, farm-fresh lunch. Next, immerse yourself in Kagoshima's renowned shochu culture at a distillery, where you'll blend your own unique shochu to take home. Conclude your day exploring exquisite Satsuma ware pottery. This private, guided tour for 2-7 people offers personalized service with an English-speaking guide and private transport. Discover Kagoshima's true essence – a story of nature, taste, and craftsmanship.

Discover the unique traditions of Kagoshima on this private cultural journey. As Japan’s southern gateway, Kagoshima has welcomed influences from overseas for centuries, creating a rich blend of artistry and heritage. This immersive tour introduces you to master craftsmen, historic workshops, and flavors that define the region’s identity. Travel comfortably in your private vehicle as you visit pottery studios, glassmakers, soy sauce artisans, and bamboo craftsmen. Each stop offers an intimate look into centuries-old traditions preserved and passed down through generations, making this the perfect experience for culture lovers.

Experience one of Japan’s most unique natural spectacles on this 6.5-hour private tour from Kagoshima Cruise Port. From November to February, thousands of cranes migrate to Izumi town, creating a breathtaking sight found nowhere else in Japan. Travel in comfort by private car with your English-speaking guide to Izumi Crane Center, where you can observe over 10,000 cranes at their peak season, from hooded and white-naped to rare black-crowned and sandhill cranes. Later, stop at Imuta Lake, a Ramsar-listed wetland rich in birdlife, before returning to the port. Note: The tour is conducted November – February

On this tour, we’ll take you to hidden spots that aren’t even marked on the map and can only be accessed by kayak. You’ll explore secluded gems that even locals in Kagoshima rarely know about. Led by one of Kagoshima’s top guides, you’ll embark on an extraordinary geological adventure along the stunning coastlines of Sakurajima. For lunch, we’ll land on a beach and prepare a meal together using local ingredients. And don’t miss the coffee—it tastes exceptional in this setting! Please inform us in advance if you have any allergies. Unfortunately, we are unable to accommodate vegan requests.

Our exclusive 1-day private tour to Kirishima is the perfect escape, designed for 2 to 7 guests seeking a unique blend of nature, myth, and volcanic wonders, all easily accessible from Kagoshima-Chuo Station. With a dedicated English-speaking guide and comfortable private charter vehicle, you'll discover Kirishima's hidden gems: the charming historic Kareigawa Station, the powerful Hachiman Daijigoku fumaroles, the unique milky-blue Maruo Falls, and the spiritual Kirishima Shrine, a national treasure nestled in a lush forest. Experience the raw beauty and ancient legends of Japan's first national park, a stark contrast to the urban landscape, all while enjoying the convenience of hotel drop-off back in Kagoshima City. Make your Kagoshima trip even more special with this comfortable, personalized, and truly immersive journey!

Discover the charm of Chiran, often called the “Little Kyoto of Satsuma,” on this private 6.5-hour cultural journey. Travel in comfort from Kagoshima Cruise Port with your English-speaking guide and explore a peaceful town known for its Samurai heritage, WWII history, and renowned green tea.

・Japanese whisky is one of the most sought-after categories of spirit in the world. ・You will visit two famous whiskey distilleries and Great experience for Whisky Distillery Tour with English Speaking Guide in Kagoshima. ・From 2 to 7 people can participate. ・The more participants, the lower the tour fee. 【Mars Tsunuki distillery】 ・The Mars Tsunuki Distillery is a whisky distillery located in Tsunuki kaseda Minamisatsuma City. ・Mars Whisky is a brand created by Hombo Suzo, producer of traditional Japanese spirits, proposing the bottlings of the Shinshu and Tsunuki distilleries. ・It is a top Japanese whiskey brand with a creativity that has wowed its rivals with the opening of its new Tsunuki malt distillery in 2016 and the release of its first single malt in 2020, among many other whiskey releases. 【Kanosuke distillery】 ・The kanosuke Distillery went into operarion in 2017. ・The main feature of the distillery is that it is equipped with three pot stills (large, medium, and small).

John’s background in the industry provides access to people, places, and knowledge you simply can’t get on your own. This is a true inside look at how kokuto shochu is made and why it matters to Amami.

Experience tea picking and tea making in Furuta village, a tea-producing area on Tanegashima Island, and taste the island's tea along with local sweets. Afterwards, you will experience a traditional pottery in this island that has been passed down since the Edo period. You will try your hand at making a one-of-a-kind piece of pottery.