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＜Tour Overview＞ ●This is a private 2-day / 1-night journey designed to experience spiritual “rebirth” through: Pilgrimage along the World Heritage Kumano Kodo. ●On Day 2 in Kumano, you will travel between key sites by private charter vehicle. Luggage will be left at the accommodation, allowing you to walk comfortably and freely. ●Your English-speaking guide will clearly explain not only the history and background, but also the spiritual meaning and proper etiquette of each experience. ＜Language＞ English (Kumano Kodo and shrine worship on Day 2) ＜Group Size＞ One private group per departure (2–4 guests) ＜Accommodation＞ You will stay for two nights at one of the following traditional ryokan inns: ●Yukawaya ●Hounkan After booking, we will send you details about the itinerary, what to bring, local etiquette, emergency procedures, dietary restrictions, etc. via Viator's messaging function.

＜Tour Overview＞ ●This is a private 3-day / 2-night journey designed to experience spiritual “rebirth” through: Pilgrimage (“walking prayer”) along the World Heritage Kumano Kodo, and Shugendo mountain ascetic practices in Yoshino (meditation / waterfall training / goma fire ritual). ●On Day 2 in Kumano, you will travel between key sites by private charter vehicle. ●Your English-speaking guide will clearly explain not only the history and background, but also the spiritual meaning and proper etiquette of each experience. ＜Language＞ English (Temple history and Shugendo experience on Day 1; Kumano Kodo and shrine worship on Day 2) ＜Group Size＞ One private group per departure (2–4 guests) ＜Accommodation＞ You will stay for two nights at one of the following traditional ryokan inns: ●Yukawaya ●Hounkan After booking, we will send you details about the itinerary, what to bring, etc. via Viator's messaging function.

Escape the hustle and bustle of central Nara, Kyoto, and Osaka, and visit the traditional Japanese village of Asuka. Just a one-hour train ride brings you to this charming village, where beautiful pastoral landscapes remain alongside ancient kofun (tumuli) and the remnants of palaces and temples that whisper tales of a bygone era. Accompanied by your English-speaking guide, explore the period when Japan first developed its governmental and cultural foundations. Cultural experiences include a soy sauce brewery visit, plant dyeing, a visit to a local farm, and a special viewing of traditional performing arts with opportunities to interact with local preservation society members. Stay in BRANCHERA VILLA ASUKA which utilizes 150 year-old traditional Japanese folk house equipped with modern interior to feel like you live in this small charming village with quaint atmosphere (subject to change, depending on the availability).