All Kanagawa Prefecture Tours & Excursions in 2026

Kamakura ＆ Enoshima walking tour and the experience of making your original T-shirt with your favorite photos you took.

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.

Engage deeply with Japan's rich musical heritage in a private studio led by Jukyo Ogiebushi, a living master of the Ogie-bushi shamisen tradition. This immersive 2.5-hour experience begins with a live recital, where you'll absorb the haunting sounds of Yashima, inspired by the legendary samurai Yoshitsune. With a bilingual interpreter guiding you, you’ll learn to play ‘Sakura Sakura’ on an authentic shamisen, uncovering the philosophy of mono no aware along the way. Take home a certificate and a bilingual storybook, ensuring the beauty of this fleeting experience lingers on.

Would you like to enjoy a colorful experience in Japan? Musashi-kosugi, is very close to Tokyo and offers plenty of city fun without the tourist crowds. We will start with a super kawaii DECO parts shop. The kawaii vibe begins the moment you arrive! You'll get to choose some DECO parts needed for crafting and create a one-of-a-kind key charm or a set of accessories together with a guide who loves DECO. Why not create original souvenirs together as a memory of Japan? Each key charm reflects its own personality, so comparing them is also a lot of fun! We also explore Musashi-Kosugi which transformed from a rural area into a modern hub with high-rise towers. Despite its rapid development, elements of its historic streetscape remains, harmonizing the old and new beautifully. The last destination is an all-weather shopping mall The guide will assist you in experiencing Japanese pop culture with an essence of local history while avoiding crowds!

This is a private 4-hour tour that takes you around the highlights of 'Slam Dunk' in a dedicated vehicle. Also, the itinerary can be customized to your preferences, including sightseeing spots in the Shonan area such as the Great Buddha of Kamakura, Komachi Street near Kamakura Station, Tsurugaoka Hachimangu, Hasedera Temple, and Enoshima. You can also choose meals according to your preferences. It's an appealing tour where you can feel the culture and history of Japan. We communicate in simple English. The standard course duration is 4 hours, and we will ask you for your preferred start time.

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.

Start your cultural journey by crafting your own Goshuin stamp book—a treasured item in Japanese spiritual tradition—at a charming, old-style café in Kamakura. Goshuin, meaning ‘honorable red seal,’ originated centuries ago as proof of temple visits and evolved into beautiful calligraphic art combined with unique temple seals. After completing your book, savor coffee carefully roasted by the café owner or a soft drink, paired with a traditional monaka sweet. As you relax, enjoy stories from the owner about Kamakura’s history and culture. Then, take your handmade Goshuin stamp book and explore a nearby famous Hokokuji temple, known as the bamboo temple, and collect an authentic Goshuin stamp—reflections of centuries-old devotion and artistry. At the temple, you can also enjoy matcha at the traditional tea house there. This immersive experience blends tradition, local storytelling, and the serene beauty of Kamakura’s spiritual heritage.

Kamakura is one of Japan's most enchanting destinations — ancient temples in forested hills, a giant Buddha gazing over the city, and the ocean never far away. But navigating it with your family, in a foreign country? That's where we come in. A private, customizable tour designed with families in mind. No rushing, no large groups, no rigid schedule. Just you, your family, and a local guide who knows Kamakura inside out. We'll explore Zen temples in Kita-Kamakura, then head to the iconic Great Buddha and Hase-dera Temple — with sweeping views of Sagami Bay as your backdrop. We go at your pace. Keen walkers enjoy the journey on foot, while others hop on a bus, the Enoden railway, or a taxi. Every tour is tailored to your family's interests. Want to add a bamboo grove? Spend more time at the beach? Just let us know — we'll craft the perfect Kamakura day for you. Kamakura has been welcoming visitors for nearly a thousand years. Let us show you why.

Delve into the rich traditions of Japan with a visit to Nakazawa Sake Brewery, where sake has been brewed since 1825. Witness the intricate brewing process through an informative video, followed by a tasting experience of up to three cups of sake, with the option to taste more cups and to purchase your favorite. After 5-minute bus ride and 20-minute walk in the beautiful countryside with spread over rice fields, arrive at Seto Sake Brewery which has also long brewed sake since 1865. Enjoy tasting sake in the traditional Japanese house viewing the beautiful Japanese garden and relax yourself. Off course, buy bottles if you find your favorite. Within a few minutes walk reach Seto Yashiki which was the residence of the landlord of this area for generations. The huge main building covered with large thatched roof, storehouse, water mill and well still retain their original appearance. A peaceful rural landscape surrounds the house and you can take a moment to relax.

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 the ancient charm of Kamakura on a private 4-hour tour with a nationally licensed guide. Ideal for travelers coming from Tokyo or staying locally, this customizable half-day trip lets you choose 2–3 must-see attractions, such as the Great Buddha, Hasedera Temple, Komachi Street, or hidden bamboo temples. Your guide will lead you through a mix of local trains, buses, and walking paths, offering cultural insights and historical stories along the way. Meet at Kamakura Station or a nearby location and enjoy a relaxed yet enriching experience tailored to your interests. Highlights: ・Get up close to the iconic Great Buddha of Kamakura ・Enjoy panoramic views from the terrace of Hasedera Temple ・Stroll down Komachi Street for local eats and souvenirs ・Create a custom itinerary with recommendations from your expert guide We can pick you up at Kamakura Station or your hotel. We will travel by public trains and buses, not a private car. You will need to pay for the transport.

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.

Meet your guide at Keikyu Kawasaki Daishi Station to stroll the vibrant Nakamise Street, the historic path to the ancient Kawasaki Daishi Temple. Immerse yourself in the atmosphere: smell freshly baked senbei, admire colorful Daruma dolls, and learn about local treats like Kuzumochi. You will continue to the majestic Kawasaki Daishi Temple, a significant religious site with over 900 years of history. Discover its role as a center for yakuyoke (warding off bad luck) and learn about the unique traditions associated with this belief. Then, the real fun begins: the art of Tontoko-ame making! After watching a captivating demonstration by a skilled artisan, you’ll get to try your hand at rhythmically cutting the warm, soft candy with a specialized knife. This hands-on session is a blast, and you’ll take your unique sweet creation home as a memorable souvenir. The tour concludes here, leaving you free to explore the area further or revisit the charming Nakamise Street.

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!

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.

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.

Kotokuin Temple is famous for having the three largest Buddha statues in Japan. You will be amazed at its size. It is also the only temple in the deeply historical city of Kamakura where you can even enter the inside of the Great Buddha. It is also a popular spot for tourists of all nationalities. After visiting Kotokuin, enjoy shopping for Kamakura souvenirs! You can see everything from famous ninja weapons such as shuriken and swords to more familiar items such as magnets and playing cards.

Delve into the art of brewing at Koganei Sake Brewery, guided by the master brewer himself, Mr. Koganei. Explore the brewery and witness the dedication to craftsmanship as you stroll through the production spaces. A visual presentation provides an in-depth understanding of the brewing process, from raw ingredients to fermentation and refinement. The tour culminates in a generous tasting session featuring sake, beer, shochu, and unique beverages that highlight both creativity and tradition. Conclude your visit with the chance to purchase exclusive bottles, bringing home a unique piece of your experience. - Personal tour led by Master Brewer Mr. Koganei - Walk through the brewery to see the production process - Enjoy a diverse tasting session of sake, beer, and shochu - Exclusive opportunity to purchase unique brewery items

Meet at the station and walk to Inage Shrine in Kawasaki, a local shrine connected to the community. In this experience, you will learn the basics of Shinto, the difference between shrines and temples, and the meaning of Japanese festivals (matsuri). After changing into miko-style attire, you will take part in hands-on activities, including cleaning the shrine grounds, which is considered a form of purification in Shinto. You will also have time to talk directly with a Shinto priest and ask questions. The experience ends with photo time to remember this special moment. This is a fun and meaningful way to experience Japanese culture, and everyone is welcome to join.

Discover the heart of Japanese daily life with an authentic Sento bathhouse experience. This tour is perfect for travelers who want to go beyond sightseeing and connect with real local culture. Your visit begins with a friendly introduction to Sento traditions. Male guests are accompanied by a certified Onsen Sommelier, who explains etiquette and guides you step-by-step for a comfortable bath. Female guests receive a clear, supportive briefing on manners before entering, ensuring confidence even for first-timers. Inside the Sento, you’ll soak in soothing hot baths, admire traditional tile artwork, and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere loved by locals for generations. It’s a moment of relaxation and cultural immersion you won’t find in typical tourist spots. Whether you’re curious about Japanese bathing customs or simply seeking a calming break, this tour offers a unique and refreshing window into real Japanese life. Book now and enjoy an unforgettable cultural experience.

Do you want to experience the deep side of Japan? This is the first public calligraphy experience activity where you can meet a calligraphy master in this city where you rarely see foreigners. You will enjoy Japanese sweets and tea during the workshop, so there is no need to be nervous. Beginners are also welcome! At the end of the workshop, you will create a T-shirt, hand towel, or tote bag with your name in calligraphy printed on it along with a sumi-e painting by MADARA of your choice, so you can take home a one-of-a-kind original item.

Many children are practicing karate-do. You can experience karate together. You will have a chance to meet Japanese children and make new discoveries. You can also learn safe and secure self-defense karate, touch and wield a mock sword, and try on obi belts, do-gi, and hakama. You can also learn the etiquette of Iaido!

Explore Kamakura through a unique 90-minute photo walk that captures the essence of this charming city. With a local guide, meander through Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine, tranquil paths, and retro corners, while enjoying a relaxed atmosphere that invites natural expressions. This tour focuses on creating nostalgic, cinematic portraits that reflect genuine moments rather than posed shots. Ideal for solo travelers, couples, or families seeking authentic photos, this experience ensures you leave with 20+ edited images delivered online within three days. - 90-minute small group or private photo walk in Kamakura - Enjoy expert guidance on natural posing and walking for candid shots - Visit iconic spots like Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine and Komachi Street - Receive 20+ edited photos online within 3 days after your walk

Step into the world of the samurai with a live theater performance at Jochi-ji Temple, one of Kamakura's historic Zen temples. Enjoy dramatic storytelling and thrilling sword-fighting action inspired by the history of the Kamakura period. Surrounded by the peaceful atmosphere of this beautiful temple, experience the tale of Hōjō Munemasa and the spirit of the samurai through an original Japanese period drama. Just one hour from Tokyo, this cultural experience offers a memorable journey into Japan's history and traditions. Combining live sword action, historical storytelling, and the timeless beauty of ancient Kamakura, this performance is a unique way to experience Japanese culture.