Top Kanagawa Prefecture Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises - page 6

This tour will provide you with a special and unforgettable golf experience at Susono Country Club, which is located next to Mt. Fuji! If this is your first time playing golf in Japan, you will probably not know how to use the automatic carts that are unique to Japanese golf courses, and you will be confused by the unique rules on the course field. But please don't worry about those things! We will guide you from the beginning to the end of this trip. This tour fee also includes rental of club sets, shoes, gloves, etc., which are usually paid options. If too late booking, the golf course may be fully booked. Also, please be sure to check out our website where we will show you great deals and other tours that are not listed here! Please search for "Fuji Pacific Golf Tours"!

This tour includes viewing various ukiyo-e prints at the Fujisawa Ukiyo-e Museum, followed by a hands-on ukiyo-e printing experience. Note：The ukiyo-e printing experience is only available on Sundays. Afterward, you enjoy a Izakaya (Japanese pub) crawl in Tsujido, Fujisawa City.

Sample seven different types of Japanese street foods unique to Kamakura on this hidden street food tour. Eat dishes unique to Kamakura like traditional Zen Buddhist vegetable soup from a 773 year old temple, fluffy Japanese Red Bean Pancakes (dorayaki) with matcha, walnut confections from a legendary bakery, and grilled chicken skewers (yakitori) from a local market. Meet me at the starting point in Kita-Kamakura. We will walk towards central Kamakura, traveling through hidden side streets and quieter local areas rarely visited by tourists. Along the way, eat to your heart's content while hearing stories about Kamakura’s history, daily life, and food culture. We'll end your tour in the heart of Kamakura. I will give you a list of my favorite activities and restaurants for the rest of the day in Japan's samurai capital.

Our rental office is about a 5-minute walk from Enoshima Station on the Enoshima Electric Railway. You can store your luggage other than valuables, and there are changing rooms and toilets. We have many types of sports bikes such as Road bikes, Cross bikes, E-bikes, Minivelos, Kids bikes, and a wide range of sizes. We provide properly maintained and cleaned sport bikes, then recommended Course Map Information (Google Maps). You can go around the recommended sightseeing spots on the 10km, 20km, 30km course. You can enjoy the sights of Enoshima Kamakura and the beautiful sea by cycling.

Enoshima is often used as the setting for movies and various other productions, and is a popular spot visited by many tourists from Japan and abroad throughout the year. Eshima Shrine is famous as the god of marriage, entertainment, music, and wisdom, and there are plenty of gourmet foods and souvenirs to be had on the way there. Past the shrine is the Sea Candle, the symbol of Enoshima, and the Samuel Cocking Garden that surrounds it. The history of this botanical garden began when Samuel Cocking, an Irish trader based in Yokohama, purchased the land and began landscaping. It is still a popular spot for visitors to enjoy various flowers and illuminations each season. The Sea Candle, as its name suggests, is a "lighthouse of the sea. From the top floor, you can enjoy a panoramic view of Enoshima Island.

This small-group walking tour is designed for couples and partners who wish to experience Enoshima at a slower, more meaningful pace. Rather than rushing through highlights, the tour invites you to walk the island as a place shaped by the sea, faith, and the passage of time. Enoshima has long been known as a place of connection—between land and ocean, belief and daily life, and people who continue to walk side by side. As you move along coastal paths, shrine grounds, and island viewpoints, the scenery unfolds not as spectacle, but as something quietly shared. The route follows a carefully planned path and maintains a calm rhythm, allowing time to pause, look out over the sea, and take in the atmosphere together. The focus is not on covering every corner of the island, but on creating space for conversation, reflection, and presence. Conducted in a small group and available by advance reservation only, this experience offers a gentle way to explore Enoshima beyond typical sightseeing.

Enoshima is often used as the setting for movies and various other productions, and is a popular spot visited by many tourists from Japan and abroad throughout the year. Eshima Shrine is famous as the god of marriage, entertainment, music, and wisdom, and there are many gourmet foods and souvenirs to be had on the way there. The Enoshima Iwaya, located in the southwest of the island, is a cave that was formed about 6,000 years ago by waves carving out rocks in the sea, and was shaped into its present form when an earthquake caused the entire island to rise! Enoshima is also said to have been once inhabited by dragons, and you can see the image of dragons in various places, such as shrines and rock houses. You can even hold a candle and walk through the caves, which will make you feel as if you are actually on an adventure. Note: There are many hills and stairs on this tour. Not recommended for those who have difficulty going up and down hills and stairs. No pickup and drop-off service

Experience the charm of Kamakura with a scenic ride on the iconic Enoden train. Visit famous spots such as the Kamakura High School Crossing, featured in "Slam Dunk," and enjoy breathtaking views of the sea. This tour combines Kamakura’s history with its pop culture legacy for an unforgettable experience.

Discover the spiritual heart of Japan on this guided walking tour of Kawasaki Daishi, one of the most significant Buddhist temples in the country. Known for its deep connection to everyday life and devotion to Kobo Daishi, this tour offers an insightful look into Japanese Buddhism. Stroll down the Nakamise shopping street, learn about temple practices, and engage in rituals that are central to worship. Whether you opt for the lively daytime experience or the serene early morning tour, this journey provides a unique perspective on faith, community, and cultural heritage. - Explore Kawasaki Daishi, a major Buddhist temple dedicated to Kobo Daishi - Walk along Nakamise street, sampling local snacks and shopping at traditional shops - Engage in temple rituals, including purification and incense offerings - Choose between a vibrant daytime tour or a tranquil early morning experience

Escape the city and join me on a memorable day trip exploring the rich history and natural beauty. Just one hour from central Tokyo, you’ll find a serene landscape that has inspired pilgrims, samurai, and travelers for generations. We meet at Isehara Station on the Odakyu Line and take a bus to the base of Mount Oyama. From there, enjoy a scenic six-minute cable car ride to Oyama Afuri Shrine. After visiting the shrine, we descend by cable car and stroll through the historic streets. For lunch, enjoy a bowl of ramen at a charming restaurant renovated from a former pilgrim’s lodging. In the afternoon, we travel by bus to Hinata Yakushi Temple, a peaceful forest sanctuary with over 1,200 years of history. Inside, you’ll see remarkable Buddhist statues designated as Important Cultural Properties of Japan, reflecting the region’s deep spiritual roots. We then return to Isehara Station by bus, concluding the tour with lasting memories of Kanagawa’s spiritual heritage and natural beauty.

Did you know that during Japan’s Warring States period, there was a castle famed as one of the most impregnable in the country? That castle is Odawara Castle, the gateway to Hakone. On this 3.5-hour tour, explore Odawara Castle with a licensed English-speaking guide and learn about samurai culture, Sengoku-era battles, and the secrets behind the castle’s long history of remaining unconquered. Enjoy panoramic views from the castle tower and scenic photo spots along the way. After the castle visit, take a short local train ride to Odawara Fishing Port, offering a glimpse into everyday Japanese life. The tour concludes with a fresh seafood lunch made with locally caught fish from Sagami Bay, choosing between a seafood rice bowl or a grilled fish set meal. A perfect half-day experience combining history, food, and local culture—ideal for travelers looking to enjoy an authentic taste of Japan in a short time, especially between visits to Hakone.

Located just an hour away from Tokyo, the Miura Peninsula in Kanagawa Prefecture offers a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. Discover breathtaking natural beauty, a rich cultural heritage, and the freshest local ingredients. Your journey will begin with a drive to Nagai Umite Park at Soleil Hill. Upon arrival we’ll visit the Sithekobe Sustainable Farm, where you’ll enjoy a hands-on farming experience. Depending on the season you can harvest a variety of vegetables grown using eco-friendly methods. Next, we’ll head to Urari Marche. It is a local market renowned for its fresh Misaki tuna as well as a wide selection of seafood. Pick out as much fresh seafood as you like and we will prepare and enjoy a delicious barbecue together. This is your chance to savor the unique flavors of the Miura Peninsula in a memorable setting. Make your visit to Japan unforgettable with this special experience combining nature, culture, and culinary delights!

What sets this tour apart is its powerful blend of immersive storytelling, exclusive historical access, and emotional connection to one of the most pivotal moments in modern naval history. Unlike typical museum visits, this 1.5-hour guided experience takes you aboard the world’s only surviving pre-dreadnought battleship—Mikasa—where you don’t just view history, you stand inside it. With a passionate and knowledgeable guide, you'll walk the very decks where Admiral Togo commanded the fleet that reshaped East Asia, explore authentic war rooms and preserved quarters, and witness rare artifacts and dramatic dioramas that bring the 1905 Battle of Tsushima vividly to life. As you gaze out over Yokosuka Port from the upper deck, you'll gain a new appreciation for Japan’s maritime legacy, technological ambition, and the lasting impact of naval power. Perfect for travelers seeking more than sightseeing—this is a chance to feel the weight of history beneath your feet.

Kamakura is the home of the first Samurai Government so its history goes back 800 years. We will meet up at Kamakura station and transit by car. We will first see a panoramic view of Enoshima/Mount Fuji and take a quick stroll near where the basketball anime SLAM DUNK was staged. (Tokyo/Shinjuku starter only) We will visit the TEMPLES BUILT INSIDE CAVES and see a shrine with beautiful ROWS OF RED TORII gates. We will proceed to see the GREAT BUDDHA and visit the flower Temple HASEDERA SHRINE housing the massive WOODEN STATUE of the Kannon. A veggie LUNCH reserved for MONKS will be appreciated here FOR YOUR LUNCH. We will pass thru KENCHOJI temple and see the oldest ZEN temple in Kamakura, pay tribute to TSURUOKA HACHIMAN, a shrine dedicated to the Minamoto clan & the samurai spirit. Try finger food in KOMACHI DORI.

Experience authentic Japanese tea culture on a scenic farm near Tokyo—pick fresh tea leaves, taste a variety of teas including matcha, and enjoy a farm-to-table lunch in a peaceful countryside setting. The tour starts at 10:15 AM and ends around 2:15 PM at Shin-Matsuda Station. Escape the city and spend a relaxing day in Kaisei, a hidden countryside in Kanagawa. Walk through tea fields with a local tea master, learn how tea is grown, and (season permitting) try picking fresh leaves yourself. After the walk, enjoy tasting a variety of Japanese teas at your own pace, from matcha and sencha to hojicha. Then sit down for a farm lunch featuring vegetable tempura, local rice, and seasonal dishes made with farm ingredients. Vegan and halal-friendly meals are available upon request. Gluten-free options may be accommodated with advance notice. This experience is ideal for travelers who want to go beyond a tea ceremony and discover the real story behind Japanese tea in a relaxed setting.

We will visit two of Kamakura's famous shrines and temples for a walk. You can learn the traditional Japanese way of praying, and even try your luck at Omikuji! If the weather is nice, you can enjoy the beautiful view from the observatory on the hiking trail at Kenchoji Temple. Come and enjoy with me!

The Japanese royal family spends their holidays relaxing at the Imperial Villa, which is also a power spot. We will guide you to the special power spots around the Imperial Villa that we know only because we are locals. We recommend starting in the afternoon after sightseeing in Kamakura. For dinner, enjoy a Japanese set meal guided by a local.

Immerse yourself in Kamakura's history with a 1.5-hour tour of Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine and Komachi Street. This sacred shrine, revered by samurai and shoguns for centuries, offers a peaceful escape with its grand torii gates, lush grounds, and deep spiritual significance. Afterward, explore the lively Komachi Street, lined with local shops and traditional eateries, offering a taste of Kamakura's vibrant culture. This tour perfectly blends history, spirituality, and the charm of modern-day Kamakura.

Escape the hustle and bustle of Tokyo and delve into the serene beauty of Mt. Oyama. This private hiking adventure is tailored for active travelers eager to explore Japan's stunning natural landscapes, featuring forest trails, ancient shrines, and panoramic views. After your hike, unwind at a local onsen for a soothing hot spring experience. The itinerary is flexible, ensuring the route and pace match your fitness level, making it an ideal choice for those seeking an authentic experience beyond typical sightseeing. - Enjoy a private hiking tour to the scenic Mt. Oyama - Explore forest trails and discover cultural shrines along the way - Tailored to your fitness level for an enjoyable experience - Relax in a local onsen after your rewarding hike

Embark on a flavorful journey through Kamakura and the Shonan area, renowned for its ramen culture. This tour takes you to two local ramen shops in Ofuna, where you’ll experience authentic, everyday ramen—whether it’s rich “Yokohama Iekei,” brothless “Aburasoba,” or light, delicate styles. Explore the culinary side of this coastal town, beloved by locals and visitors alike.

Uncover Kamakura's spiritual secrets on this 1.5-hour tour, visiting the legendary Great Buddhas of Kotokuin and Hase-ji Temple. Delve into hidden caves, ancient statues, and serene landscapes that tell stories of over 800 years of history.

This is the Tokyo most tourists never see. Just 15 minutes from Shibuya, Mizonokuchi is a local neighborhood where Tokyoites actually drink — and where you won’t bump into other travelers. On this bar hopping night, your local guide takes you through hidden izakayas, tiny standing bars, and backstreet spots that don’t have English menus or signs. These are the places regulars come to after work, full of real conversation, local flavor, and the kind of atmosphere you can’t find on any tourist map. Your guide isn’t just leading the way — they’ll introduce you to bartenders and locals, help you order like a regular, and share the stories behind each spot. Whether you’re a curious first-timer or a seasoned traveler chasing something authentic, this is your chance to drink where real Tokyoites drink. Food and drinks are included, so you can simply relax and enjoy the night.

Experience a unique bar hopping tour in the charming town of Odawara, away from the bustling downtown of Tokyo. Explore traditional izakayas near Odawara Station and indulge in a variety of sake paired with local delicacies like oden, ramen, and other popular Japanese dishes. Whether you’re enjoying the tour solo or with a companion, the atmosphere in Odawara offers a taste of authentic Japanese nightlife that you won’t find in the city’s tourist spots. Over the course of 1.5 hours, visit some of the town’s favorite hidden gems and enjoy a one-of-a-kind local experience.

Explore the rich cultural heritage and stunning scenery of Kamakura and Enoshima on this approximately 4-hour guided, small group walking tour. Starting at Kamakura Station, visit Hase-dera Temple with its picturesque coastal views, and marvel at the Great Buddha at Kotoku-in Temple. Travel on the scenic Enoden Line along the coast and through traditional neighborhoods to Enoshima, where you will experience breathtaking panoramas from the Enoshima Sea Candle and stroll through lush gardens. Enjoy stops at local shrines, the iconic Lover's Bell, and Iwaya Caves with opportunities to discover coastal rock pools if conditions allow. - 4-hour guided walking tour with native English-speaking guide - Visit Hase-dera Temple and Kotoku-in Temple, home of the Great Buddha - Scenic train ride on the Enoden Line along the coastline - Explore Enoshima Island, including the Sea Candle and Iwaya Caves