Top Nagano Prefecture Private Sightseeing Tours - page 5

Discover the rich cultural heritage of Kanazawa on a seamless day trip from Nagano using Japan's world-famous Hokuriku Shinkansen and local public transportation. Rather than traveling by private vehicle, this experience lets you explore the city as locals do while enjoying efficient and convenient transport. Visit Kenrokuen Garden, one of Japan's Three Great Gardens, stroll through the historic Nagamachi Samurai District, and experience the timeless atmosphere of Higashi Chaya District. Along the way, enjoy an authentic sukiyaki lunch and gain deeper insights into Kanazawa's history, traditions, and craftsmanship from your local guide. With hotel pickup in Nagano and carefully planned connections, this tour offers a comfortable and immersive way to experience one of Japan's most historic cities in just one day.

Discover a side of Nagano that many travelers miss: the wine country of Shiojiri’s Kikyogahara. This guided walking tour takes you to three local wineries, where you can taste Japanese wines and learn how the region’s cool, dry climate has shaped its grape-growing culture. Along the way, you will walk past vineyards, hear the story of Shiojiri wine, visit the vineyard area at Goichi Wine, and see the cellar at Shinano Wine. With tastings at all three wineries, this tour is a relaxed and flavorful way to experience one of Japan’s most interesting wine regions.

A guided tour that uses snowshoe to trek the vast field of Asama. Courses for beginners, intermediates, and advanced students can be selected depending on the level, so anyone of all ages can participate. While looking for traces of wild animals and observing wild birds, you can enjoy a magnificent panorama of Mt. Asama and the superb view.

Discover the charm of Obuse through art, history, and sake on this unique Hokusai-inspired Paint & Sip tour. Starting at Obuse Station, enjoy a leisurely walk through the picturesque town before visiting the historic Matsubaya Sake Brewery for a guided tour and tasting of local sake (note: the legal drinking age in Japan is 20 years old). Next, explore the Hokusai-kan Museum, home to masterpieces by the legendary ukiyo-e artist who spent his final years in Obuse. The highlight of the tour is a guided Paint & Sip session, where you’ll create your own version of The Great Wave off Kanagawa while sipping sake made just steps away (note: on-alcoholic beverages also available). Whether you're an art lover, sake fan, or curious traveler, this hands-on experience blends creativity, culture, and fun. The tour ends back at Obuse Station, leaving you with unforgettable memories and your own wave to take home.