All Kanagawa Prefecture Tours & Excursions in 2026

Join a hands-on cooking workshop in Hadano City, Kanagawa Prefecture, known for having the best-rated spring water in Japan, certified by the Ministry of the Environment. Set in a peaceful, local home setting, you'll collect fresh spring water from the famous Kobo no Shimizu spring and use it to cook a traditional Japanese breakfast: onigiri (rice balls), tamagoyaki (Japanese omelet), miso soup, and green tea. This experience is perfect for food lovers, cultural explorers, and families with children who want to learn authentic Japanese home cooking. No prior experience is needed—our friendly guide will support you step by step. Discover the taste of Japan’s daily life, and enjoy a meaningful connection with local traditions and nature through this warm and intimate activity. Taste the purity of spring water in a truly Japanese cooking experience.

This tour combines Kamakura’s most iconic landmarks with its hidden spiritual and natural treasures. Rather than simply visiting temples and shrines, you will experience them through stories, history, and local traditions that bring each site to life. Led by an experienced English-speaking guide, you will explore peaceful forest paths connecting some of Kamakura’s most remarkable locations, including Engaku-ji, Jōchi-ji, Zeniarai Benten Shrine, Kuzuharaoka Shrine, and the iconic Great Buddha. Along the way, you will discover the history of the former samurai capital, learn how Zen Buddhism shaped Japanese culture, and enjoy quiet natural scenery often missed by larger tour groups. With a private or small-group atmosphere, time for photos, and insider knowledge from a local guide, this experience offers a deeper and more authentic way to explore Kamakura than a standard sightseeing tour.

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.

Step into the history of Japan's shoguns with a guided tour and photo session at Tsurugaoka Hachimangu. This revered shrine, once a protector of samurai, is Kamakura's most popular highlight. With magnificent traditional architecture, tranquil ponds, and enchanting gardens this is the perfect setting to capture your stunning portraits against the grandeur of the shrine. Get 30+ professionally edited portraits delivered in a stylish online photo gallery, a fantastic souvenir of your unique travels in Kamakura for you to share and cherish forever.

Escape the busy streets of Tokyo and enjoy a peaceful cultural experience on Enoshima Island, one of the most scenic coastal destinations near the city. This guided 3-hour walking tour takes you through ancient shrines, panoramic viewpoints, bustling food streets, and hidden spiritual spots that many visitors miss. Your guide will share local stories, myths, and cultural insights as you explore the island together. Ideal for solo travelers, couples, and families looking for a short yet unforgettable adventure.

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.

Visiting the first capital of Japan established by the Samurai government, tourists will feel the history and religeous beliefs nartured by the opulent Samurai culture: Visitors will be impressed by the following historical heritages: * Historic Zen Temples and Shrines: Explore ancient temples like Kencho-ji, Engaku-ji, and Hasedera, as well as shrines like Tsurugaoka Hachimangu, offering a glimpse into Japan's religious heritage. * Enormous Buddha: The iconic Great Buddha of Kamakura (Daibutsu) is a major draw for tourists, standing at 13.35 meters tall.* * Garden Walks: Relax and admire the serene beauty of traditional Japanese gardens at temples like Kencho-ji and Engaku-ji. * Proximity to Tokyo: Kamakura is easily accessible from Tokyo by train, making it a convenient day trip. We walk all the must-visit destinations efficiently in one day in this tour.

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.

We will begin our adventure at the majestic Tsurugaoka Hachimangu, a Shinto shrine that mesmerizes with its traditional architecture and serene gardens. We will explore every corner of the shrine, capturing photographic portraits in its most iconic and picturesque spots. We will continue our journey to the iconic Great Buddha of Kamakura, an imposing bronze statue that dominates the landscape with its grandeur. Here, we will also immortalize travelers in photographs that capture the essence of this unique place. After marveling at the magnificence of the Great Buddha, we will head to the nearby Hase Temple to explore its exquisite gardens and enjoy its impressive views of the sea and Kamakura. It will be another perfect setting to capture memories in the form of beautiful photographs. Finally, we will conclude our tour with a warm farewell, leaving our travelers with unforgettable memories and beautiful images that encapsulate this fascinating adventure in Kamakura.

Discover Enoshima on a three-hour guided walking tour combining island shrines, panoramic ocean views, and mysterious sea caves. Meet your guide near Katase-Enoshima Station and cross the bridge to the island. Walk along the lively shopping street and through Zuishinmon gate to Enoshima Shrine. Visit Hetsunomiya and learn about the island’s traditions and Japanese shrine etiquette. Continue to the summit, stroll through the Samuel Cocking Garden, and visit the Enoshima Sea Candle observation tower for sweeping coastal views and photos. Then explore the atmospheric Enoshima Iwaya Caves with your guide and hear about the island’s legends and history. Finish by walking back across the island and bridge. Enjoy a memorable coastal adventure filled with culture, scenery, and discovery.

Get ready for an unforgettable day of fun and excitement at Yomiuri Land Amusement Park — one of Tokyo’s most unique and thrilling theme parks! What sets Yomiuri Land apart is its perfect mix of heart-pounding rides, hands-on cultural experiences, and stunning seasonal beauty. Ride the Bandit roller coaster, famous for racing through cherry blossoms in spring, take in breathtaking views of Tokyo and Mt. Fuji from the Giant Ferris Wheel, and explore Goodjoba!!, an innovative area where you can experience Japan’s craftsmanship through interactive attractions themed around cars, food, fashion, and more. We make your Tokyo experience easier and better. Don’t miss out on this one-of-a-kind destination — reserve your spot today and discover why Yomiuri Land is a local favorite and a hidden gem for travelers!

Discover Kamakura’s samurai history, local treats, iconic shrines and Great Buddha with a local guide.

No tourist trap!! There are many Izakaya bars with unclear accounting. We will only take you to Izakaya bars with clear accounting. You guide resides in this area more than 20 years and familiar with gourmet information in the area. Our tour includes all the guidance to local popular venues, recommendation of menu that are loved by regular customer, and translation between customers and izakaya staff, so you will enjoy the stay in this nostalgic town just like the local people do. Our policy is to provide a high-quality experience, not a low-quality package menu. There are so many delicious and authentic local foods you can try, such as Yakitori, Sashimi, Tempura, and much more. Please enjoy Japanese sake, Shochu, beer or Japanese stye local drinks that will be a perfect match with the delicious dishes! No need to pay for guide's food or drinks.

Discover the many sides of Kamakura on this two-hour guided walking tour, combining samurai history, lively shopping streets, local neighborhoods, and the sea. Start at Kamakura Station and walk along the historic Dankazura approach to Tsurugaoka Hachimangu, one of the city’s most important shrines. Learn about its connection to Kamakura’s samurai history, the city, and the sea. Continue through lively Komachi Street before exploring the quieter western side of Kamakura. Walk along Onari Street, passing unique shops and hidden backstreets, and experience local life beyond the city’s famous shrines and temples. Then, head to Yuigahama Beach to enjoy the ocean views and take photos. Learn how Kamakura’s mountains and coastline helped shape its history. After visiting the beach, return to Kamakura Station while your guide shares local lunch recommendations and ideas for exploring the area in the afternoon.

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.

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!

Yourself or with your partner/ a friend only Government licensed tour guide Stroll the temples, shrine and Kamakura backstreets while avoiding over-tourism. The old temples, shrine and backstreets offer different perspectives the whole year round as the weather and foliage change Talk with your guide and leave a lasting impression Early-morning start time allows you to plan other sightseeing plans in the afternoon

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.

Kamakura is where Japan’s first samurai government was established about 840 years ago. As you explore the area, you can discover why the samurai chose this location as their political center. The city is filled with historic temples and shrines, and on this tour we visit three of the most popular sites: the Great Buddha, Hasedera Temple, and Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine. We finish at Komachi Street, where you can enjoy shopping, try local snacks right at the storefronts, or sit down for lunch at one of the many restaurants. The street is also known for its charming craft and accessory shops. In the afternoon, we offer two tour options. Option 1: “A Scenic Coastal Journey to Popular Enoshima” Enoshima is famous for its shrine dedicated to the goddess of entertainment, music, wisdom, and good fortune. Option 2: “A Journey into the Heart of Japanese Spiritual Culture” Discover the deeper side of Japanese culture in Kamakura, including a Zen meditation experience at the high-rank temple.

William Adams received a fiefdom from the Shogun, becoming Japan's sole foreign feudal lord. We visit sites in Hemi on the Miura Peninsula – his former domain – that evoke his life, work, character, and family relationships. The location is close to Yokosuka Main Port, the entrance from the Pacific Ocean into Tokyo Bay, a key defensive location for Edo. Visit to Jōdoji Temple, his familial temple which was the centre of his Hemi territory. We visit also Kashima Shrine next to Jodoji Temple, one rebuilt by the son of William Adams. Hike for just over 20 minutes towards Tsukayama Park. We view Tokyo Bay and the Bōsō Peninsula opposite, gaining an understanding of Shogun’s strategy. Visit to the graves of William Adams and his wife, discussing his work across two bases: Edo and Hemi on the Miura Peninsula.

Lead by me ,a 10 year resident of Japan, licensed kimono teacher, and international lecturer; as well as tea ceremony practitioner. Let me guide you in one of my favorite towns right outside Tokyo. Get away from the hustle of Tokyo to quiet Kita-Kamakura. Learn how to walk, sit, and pose elegantly in Kimono while we enjoy the peaceful Zen of nature all around. Kimono, matcha, seasonal lunch, and sweets! What could be more exciting for your visit in Japan? Elegant but not stiff we will learn some history and etiquette but mostly we will just feel. Feel the wind, feel the silk, feel the warm tea bowl and be at peace

Holiday Travel offers a photography program that takes visitors to some of Yokohama/Kamakura’s most popular spots. Led by highly qualified photographers, our program works around your travel schedule, capturing natural and memorable shots. -Available anywhere in Yokohama/Kamakura. -The original 100+photo files will be delivered. -Photography can be booked up to 3 days in advance. Please select your preferred shooting location from the Location list and inform us when booking or via Chat. ①Kotoku-in ②Tsurugaoka Hachimangu ③Yokohama Motomachi Shopping Street ④Sankeien ⑤Other location (Additional fees will be charged for outlying areas) ＜Important Notice＞ ・After your booking is confirmed, we will invite you to a LINE group chat with your assigned photographer for smooth communication during the tour. ・If you do not have a LINE account, please download and register the app in advance. ・If you are unable to use LINE, please contact us separately.

Discover two sides of Kanagawa in one day on a private, customizable tour combining historic Kamakura with modern Yokohama. Start at Kamakura Station and visit 2 to 3 attractions based on your interests, such as Tsurugaoka Hachimangu, the Great Buddha, Hasedera, Hokokuji, or Kenchoji. Your English-speaking Japanese local guide will share history, culture, local customs, and everyday perspectives to help you understand each place more deeply. Then travel by train to Yokohama and explore the waterfront. Ride the SEA BASS across Yokohama Port, visit the Red Brick Warehouse and Minato Mirai, and enjoy harbor views from the YOKOHAMA AIR CABIN. The tour ends at Sakuragicho Station, where your guide will help you find the easiest route to your hotel or next destination. - Private full-day tour - English-speaking Japanese local guide - Experience historic Kamakura and modern Yokohama - Ride the SEA BASS and YOKOHAMA AIR CABIN - Learn about Japanese culture and local life

Immerse yourself in the art of sake brewing at Kubota Brewery in Sagamihara City, where traditional craftsmanship meets natural ingredients. This unique tour provides an intimate glimpse into the meticulous processes of steaming rice and pressing sake, typically off-limits to the public. Guided by knowledgeable staff, learn about the historical and cultural significance of this age-old craft. After the tour, enjoy a curated tasting of signature sakes that showcase a variety of brewing philosophies, enhancing your appreciation for Japanese sake. Perfect for individuals, couples, or groups up to thirty, this experience is an ideal start to exploring Japan's beverage culture, especially with nearby Yamanashi's celebrated wine region close by. - Exclusive access to sake production stages: steaming and pressing - Guided insights into the culture and history of sake brewing - Curated tasting of diverse sake selections - Ideal for solo travelers, couples, and groups of up to thirty