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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.

Katsumoto was featured in the 2003 Hollywood movie "The Last Samurai," about Saigo Takamori, a Kagoshima native. The tour will visit historical sites related to the end of his life, in which he lived with a samurai spirit until the end. The route will start at the top of a hill from where you can see the entire city of Kagoshima and walk down to the arrival point in the center of the city, the statue of Takamori Saigo. Enjoy exploring with our knowledgeable local guide.

It is a popular course to public sightseeing the sights and historical sites in Kagoshima city efficiently by public sightseeing bus ! Shiroyama Observatory in Kagoshima city > You can overlook Sakurajima, Kagoshima Bay, and the Kagoshima city area. Sengan En >It is a tourist attraction that represents Kagoshima.　You can see beautiful Japanese gardens and old-fashioned Japanese architecture. Tenmonkan Shopping Arcade > Kagoshima's No. 1 downtown entertainment district. There are various shops such as restaurants serving Kagoshima's local cuisine and shochu, souvenir shops, fashion, and entertainment.

It was here in Kagoshima that Christianity was first introduced to Japan in the Far East during the Age of Exploration in 16th century. This tour will explore how the missionary activities of Francis Xavier were accepted in this land of Shintoism and Buddhism, by visiting the centers of the three religions and comparing them.

Uncover the best of southern Japan on a flexible, private tour through Kagoshima — a land of volcanoes, samurai legends, and unforgettable landscapes. Whether you're a history buff, a nature lover, or simply seeking a unique adventure, this custom-tailored experience offers something for everyone. Travel in comfort with your personal guide as you explore iconic sites like Sakurajima Volcano, the peaceful Chiran Samurai District, and the beautifully preserved Sengan-en Gardens. Relax in a volcanic sand bath in Ibusuki, sip award-winning whisky at Mars Tsunuki or Kanosuke Distillery, or stroll through mystical spots like Lake Ikeda and Kiyomizu Magaibutsu. Each tour is designed around your interests and schedule — whether you prefer stunning coastal views, immersive cultural stops, or delicious local cuisine like Kagoshima’s famous black pork. Fully private and customizable Comfortable transport and flexible pickup options Local English-speaking guide with insider knowledge

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.

Sengan-en, a stunning daimyo garden, offers a unique glimpse into Japan's cultural and industrial heritage. Nestled against the Sakurajima volcano, this guided walking tour reveals the garden’s beauty while exploring its significance in Japan’s Industrial Revolution. Discover the history of the Shimazu clan, admire the intricacies of Japanese garden design, and see the remains of a reverberatory furnace that played a role in early industrialization. The tour also includes a visit to a Shinto shrine and the Shoko Shuseikan Museum to deepen your understanding of this pivotal era in Japan’s transformation. - Explore the exquisite Sengan-en garden and its historical context - Visit the remains of an industrial furnace and learn about early technology - Gain insights at the Shoko Shuseikan Museum about the Meiji Industrial Revolution - Optional group departure from Kagoshima-Chuo Station for convenience

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.

This private tour from Kagoshima Port combines the sacred, natural, and cultural highlights of southern Kyushu in one comfortable journey. You’ll visit Kirishima Shrine, a beautiful vermilion complex surrounded by centuries-old cedar trees, and hear myths about the gods said to have descended here. Witness the volcanic energy of Maruo Falls, where hot spring water plunges into a dramatic gorge, and stroll through Kirishima Onsen town, a charming hot spring village perfect for souvenir shopping or a quick footbath. If time and weather allow, enjoy the stunning scenery from Ebino Plateau, overlooking the Kirishima mountains. Traveling by private car with a National Licensed English-speaking guide offers the flexibility to explore at your own pace, making this tour ideal for cruise passengers seeking an authentic, personalized experience of Kagoshima and Kirishima.

- Private & Personalized: It's an exclusive tour just for you, allowing for a relaxed pace and tailored experience. - Iconic Train Ride: Enjoy a scenic journey on the famous "Tamatebako" sightseeing train. - Unique Sand Baths: Experience Ibusuki's therapeutic hot sand baths, a rare and relaxing detox. - Cultural & Culinary Insight: Discover the traditional art of katsuobushi (dried bonito) making with a factory tour. - Convenient Day Trip: Easily accessible for a full day of unique activities.

The knowledgeable local guide will guide you through the lava flow from the eruption 100 years ago and talk about the lives of the people who still live on Sakurajima and the local specialties that hold a Guinness World Record. At the end of the tour, we will take a bus up to the observatory closest to the crater for a spectacular view. Visitors can experience the symbiosis between nature and humans where people live in an active volcano that is still active today.

Sakurajima is designated as a national park in Japan. The reason it is a national park is its rare nature. The tour around Sakurajima is a way to enjoy it entirely. Furthermore, life on the volcanic island Sakurajima has differences depending on the area at the foot of the mountain, and you can feel it by going around with the guide. Why don't you go on a trip around Sakurajima, an island with a unique landscape in the world?

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.

Travel by private vehicle through southern Kagoshima and discover a unique blend of samurai heritage, wartime history, and scenic beauty. Visit the Chiran Peace Museum, located on the site of a former military airbase, to learn about the young pilots of Japan's Special Attack Corps during World War II through letters, photographs, and historical exhibits. Then, explore the beautifully preserved Chiran Samurai District, often called the "Little Kyoto of Satsuma." Stroll along historic streets lined with stone walls and traditional residences, and admire its renowned samurai gardens. Finish at Kinkodai Observatory, where you can enjoy panoramic views of Kinko Bay and the surrounding landscape. This tour offers a memorable journey through Japan's history while showcasing the natural beauty of southern Kagoshima.

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!

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

Discover the charm of southern Kyushu on this premium full-day food and culture tour in Kagoshima, often called the “Naples of the East.” Perfect for cruise travelers or anyone seeking an elegant mix of nature, history, and gastronomy, this tour offers a smooth experience via private vehicle. ・Sengan-en Garden – Begin the day at this historic samurai residence with stunning views of Sakurajima volcano. ・Wagyu Lunch at KURONOSU – Indulge in Kagoshima’s award-winning Wagyu beef in a refined setting, with optional wine pairing. ・Kanoya Distillery Tour & Tasting – Explore the craftsmanship of one of the region’s top distilleries and enjoy a guided whiskey tasting. ・Sabo Sakanoe Tea Plantation – Unwind with a matcha break surrounded by lush green tea fields. This tour includes a private taxi and local English-speaking guide, making it ideal for first-time visitors or those wanting a relaxed yet immersive journey through the best of Kagoshima.

Let's enjoy the history and beautiful garden of Sengan-en Garden and the overwhelming natural beauty of Sakurajima! Senganen Garden is a beautiful garden built in 1658 and offers a spectacular view of Sakurajima. The expansive grounds include a museum that introduces the history and culture of Kagoshima. also there was registered as a World Cultural Heritage site in 2015. Sakurajima was created about 26,000 years ago and is still an active volcano that continues to erupt in smoke. It is easily accessible from Kagoshima City. And visitors can enjoy the spectacular lava fields and footbaths at the Lava Nagisa Park. This tour is for the people who arrive at Kagoshima port by cruise ship. National licensed guide will be waiting for you at the gate of the port and take you some highlight spots!

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.

Kagoshima, at Kyushu’s southern tip, offers dramatic scenery and rich heritage. Towering over the bay is Sakurajima, an active volcano defining the skyline. From the cruise port, visit Shiroyama Observatory for spectacular views of the city and volcano. Next, step into samurai life at Sengan-en, a traditional villa of the Shimazu clan featuring beautiful gardens and cultural exhibits. Nearby, explore Tenmonkan for local treats like satsuma-age. Finally, visit the Meiji Restoration Museum to discover the story of Japan’s modernization. Kagoshima offers a powerful blend of landscape and legacy, all easily accessible from the terminal.

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.

Explore the harmony between life and nature on Sakurajima, shaped by the blessings of the volcano, with a guide. Experience the unique crops, scenery, and lifestyle of Sakurajima, while learning about the energy of the volcano and its effects. Recommended for all nature lovers.