All Shizuoka Prefecture Tours & Excursions in 2026 - page 5

Experience the best of Izu with stunning panoramic views from AO Terrace and a relaxing stay in the historic Shuzenji Onsen. This immersive journey also takes you deep into local traditions with a visit to Izu Wasabi Visitor Center and a hands-on tofu making experience.

Izu Local Food Adventure and Wood-Fired Cuisine at Quebico. Explore Izu’s nature with us through our work to sustain its resources. We’ve revived 1,200-year-old trails, once key for village life and charcoal production, turning forests into tourism paths. Our MTB tours use these historic trails; pedal-drive kayaks link sea and mountains. Our lodge, powered by wood biomass boilers, supports sustainable living. At Quebico, our wood-fired restaurant, chefs craft gourmet feasts from foraged herbs, fresh fish, and local treasures like gold-eye snapper, using 100% sustainable firewood we harvest from local forests. Kayak to fish, hike or e-MTB trails to gather yomogi, and visit fish markets and a katsuobushi factory to explore Japan’s rural food culture. This private tour, guided in English, supports Izu’s natural and cultural heritage. Our sustainability efforts were recognized by a Ministry of the Environment award in 2022.

Enjoy the beautiful scenery in Hamamatsu Castle, Kanzan Temple Onsen area, and Lake Hamana. Experience moving experience by flower in Hamamatsu flower park. ・Visit Hamamatsu castle, Kanzan Temple Onsen area, Flower Park, Orgel Museum with one day bus ticket and admission to the park and museum at a discount! ・Enjoy a lot of flower and technology at flower park. ・Ride the ropeway and cross over the lake. ・Enjoy the beautiful scenery and the sounds of ancient musical instruments. ・The theme of the Lake Hamana Flower Festa 2026 is "Flowers and Hot Springs." ・Enjoy a meal and a bath in addition to cherry blossom viewing ・Free gift of hand towel and tea (As the free gift is limited, it will end as soon as it is out of stock.)

Discover the culture of Fuji City through this full-day experience. Begin with an e-bike ride from Shin-Fuji Station, then board the nostalgic Gakunan Railway and travel alongside locals to historic Yoshiwara Shopping Street. In case of rain, the e-bike ride will be replaced with a private vehicle transfer. At Han no Ozawa, a family-owned seal shop since 1882, learn from a master engraver as you carve your own hanko. With guidance and an English-speaking interpreter, even beginners can create a personal artist's seal. Unlike many workshops, you'll complete the carving yourself from beginning to end. Enjoy a lunch break in the shopping district before returning to complete your handmade keepsake and take it home the same day. Highlights: ・Travel by e-bike, local railway, and private vehicle ・Create your own Japanese hanko from start to finish ・Learn from a fifth-generation master engraver ・Experience local life beyond the usual Mt. Fuji tourist route

Comfortable rental e-bike from JR Shizuoka Station (1 hour by bullet train from JR Tokyo Station) We can suggest some recommended courses which is suitable for your interests. (along river, along sea, green tea farm in countryside, historical shrine, e.t.c) Please NOTE: Available for riders 160 cm (5'3") or taller

・The Sacred Origin of Green Tea: Step right into Ashikubo, the legendary birthplace of Shizuoka tea, and pluck fresh leaves in historic fields. ・Hands-free Memories: Forget fiddling with your camera—a professional photographer accompanies you to capture candid, magazine-quality moments. ・Sip & Savour Like a Local: Pair freshly brewed local sencha with traditional Japanese onigiri (rice balls) right in the middle of idyllic tea fields. ・10 Pro Shots Included: Receive 10 beautifully edited digital photos post to cherish and share your Shizuoka journey forever.

A must-see for tea lovers. Enjoy Japanese and world tea culture with all your senses, tea Museum, in Shizuoka, the capital of tea This tea museum is located in the largest tea plantation in Japan. In addition to a museum that introduces the industry, history, culture, and functionality of tea, there is a Japanese garden, a tea house, a restaurant, and a museum store. There are many hands-on activities such as a tea drinking contest and a tea ceremony experience. The attraction of Horai Bridge, which is recognized by Guinness World Records as the world's longest wooden pedestrian bridge, is Recognized by Guinness World Records as the world's longest wooden pedestrian bridge. the bridge is a place of good luck to ward off bad luck and prolong one's life. During the cold season when the weather is fine, the bridge offers a view of the Oi River and Mt. You can take out a cup of Shimada's specialty tea, etc.

Please note that even if you select “Tour Language: English(written),” the driver speaks Japanese only. Communication will be supported using a translation app, and English tour information will be provided in advance. This 7-hour private shore excursion highlights Shizuoka’s signature green tea culture and a unique engineering landmark. Start with sweeping tea plantation views at Makinohara, enjoy a tea-themed lunch, then walk across Horai Bridge—Japan’s longest wooden pedestrian bridge. Finish with an easy stroll around central Shizuoka near Sunpu Castle Park before returning to Shimizu Port. Route: Shimizu Port → Grinpia Makinohara → Tea-house lunch → Horai Bridge → Shizuoka City (around Sunpu Castle Park) → Shimizu Port

Escape the crowds and discover two hidden gems on this peaceful 5hour tour. Start by exploring Lake Tanuki, known for its breathtaking, close-up reflections of Mt.Fuji. It is a popular, serene getaway for camping, cycling, and fishing, particularly famous for the "Double Diamond Fuji" phenomenon occurring in April and August. The surrounding area offers stunning seasonal views, including cherry blossoms in spring, fireflies in summer, and autumn foliage. Next stop is a traditional Japanese Sake brewery, where visitors can savour the authentic taste.

Explore the scenic and cultural highlights of the Fujinomiya area on this private Mt. Fuji Sake & Scenic Tour. Begin with Takasago Brewery, where you can learn about traditional sake brewing and enjoy tasting their premium offerings. Continue to Makino Brewery, set against a stunning Mt. Fuji backdrop, for a more intimate and homely sake experience. Capture breathtaking photos of Mt. Fuji from the tea fields at Obuchi Sasaba before concluding your journey with a visit to the serene Fujisan Hongu Sengen Shrine, a historic site honoring Japan’s iconic peak.

This is more than just a tour where you drink tea and go shopping. In Japan, there are passionate artisans dedicated to cultivating the finest leaves. This tour connects you directly with these very artisans. In Shizuoka’s Makinohara Plateau, witness the "Tea Horizon" (Cha-hei-sen), an endless expanse of tea fields unique to this premier region. We will visit an artisan who maximizes nature's power to craft their tea. They will personally guide you through their diverse fields, explaining how natural farming creates unique flavors in each plot. After your stroll, the artisan will brew their naturally grown tea for you. Learn the true value of tea from this dedicated artisan, and enjoy connecting with them to the fullest!

This is far more than simply whisking and drinking matcha. We welcome just one group at a time into the private home of a tea master who lives at the foot of Mount Fuji. In a serene, purified tearoom, you will receive omotenashi — the finest Japanese hospitality — and savor with all five senses the refined sense of beauty that Japan has cherished for generations, in a moment that comes only once (ichigo ichie). At its heart, this experience is a quiet moment of unity: the host offers heartfelt hospitality, the guest receives it with gratitude, and a gentle warmth passes between them.

This is the ideal tour for travelers who want to discover the highlights of Shizuoka and the port city of Shimizu efficiently, in a private vehicle with a government-licensed, experienced multilingual guide. Set on the shores of Suruga Bay beneath Mt. Fuji, Shizuoka is the heart of Tokugawa Ieyasu's domain and Japan's most famous green tea region. On this private 6-hour tour you will enjoy iconic Mt. Fuji views from the pine-fringed beach of Miho no Matsubara, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and visit the lavishly decorated Kunozan Toshogu, where Ieyasu was first enshrined. Take in sweeping panoramas from the Nihondaira plateau, explore Sunpu Castle Park and the colorful Shizuoka Sengen Shrine, and sample fresh seafood at the Shimizu fish market beside the cruise port. Your private guide and vehicle let you set the pace, skip the crowds, and tailor the day to your interests, be it history, scenery, tea, or food, for a relaxed and memorable visit to Shizuoka and Shimizu.

At “Ningyo no Miyahide,” centuries of Japanese craftsmanship are lovingly preserved and brought to life. Under the discerning eyes of skilled artisans, carefully selected masterpieces from across Japan are gathered in one refined space. Here, true technique and timeless aesthetic sensibility intertwine, creating an atmosphere where tradition breathes and beauty speaks. Step into this elegant world and discover a rare opportunity to experience the depth, precision, and spirit of Japanese artistry up close — an encounter that lingers long after you leave. ・Light Plan Meeting: 10:00 Duration: 60 minutes (Experience: approx. 45 minutes) Dismissal: 11:00 ・Standard, Premium Meeting: 10:00 Duration: 120 minutes (Experience: approx. 90 minutes) Dismissal: 12:00

This tour is all about taking your time to explore and experience Japanese culture at a relaxed pace, away from crowded tourist hotspots. You’ll enjoy unique cultural experiences with an English-speaking local guide by your side, you can immerse yourself in the journey worry-free and truly enjoy every moment. You can enjoy a real castle and a town of gods that has passed down its traditions for over 1,000 years, where you can witness its rare festival. Along the way, you’ll have the chance to stay in a magnificent Japanese-style resort that feels like living in a grand castle. This is not just another sightseeing trip; it’s a unique experience. You'll walk through a town, where the festival comes to life as locals, who cherish their town and traditions, participate with great love and devotion. You’ll also have the opportunity to take part in cultural activities like kyudo (Japanese archery) or calligraphy, making it a truly enriching and unforgettable two-day journey.

Join us for an unforgettable Hakone driving experience in our incredible fleet, featuring the R35 GT-R, R32 GT-R, FD3S RX-7, GR Supra, GR Yaris, Lancer Evolution 6, Honda Integra Type R, Honda S660 (Spoon) and Alto Works (Monster). Our experienced English speaking guide will lead the way in a pace car, ensuring a safe and enjoyable drive. The price includes car rental, fuel, tolls, and insurance (excess applies). Our industry-first, unique car rotation system allows participants to share cars that we choose, which in turn allows you to drive at least two or up to four different dream JDM sports cars in a single day. Please note that exact routes, and available cars may vary on the day of the event. Up to 1 non-driving companion allowed. Customers may request their desired car to drive and we will try our best to cater.

Taxi tours are recommended for sightseeing in Shizuoka. We have selected the places that should not be missed in Shizuoka sightseeing. you will visit The following three places. Miho no Matsubara is registered as a component of the Mt Fuji World Heritage Site. Enjoy the postcard-perfect scenery of beautiful Mt Fuji, the sea and pine groves. Nihondaira is about 300 m above sea level. It is one of Shizuoka City's most famous scenic spots, having been voted No. 1 on the list of the 100 best sightseeing spots in Japan.From the observatory, visitors can enjoy a 360° 'panoramic view' of Mount Fuji, Suruga Bay and Miho Matsubara. Kunouzan Toshogu Shrine is associated with shogun Tokugawa Ieyasu. The Nihondaira Ropeway takes visitors to the shrine, which is a national treasure, and requires a climb of approximately 100 stone steps. People who have anything problem for exmple wheelchair users find it difficult to visit the shrine .

Owakudani, where you can witness volcanic activity up close, is one of Hakone’s most dramatic landscapes. The ropeway ride offers breathtaking views of a valley filled with steam and sulfurous smoke — a place once known as "Hell Valley." Upon arrival, don't miss the famous black boiled eggs, cooked using the valley’s geothermal heat and volcanic gases. Their unique black shells are the result of a natural chemical reaction, and eating one is said to add seven years to your life! You can also explore the nearby museum . A brand-new highlight is the “Valley of the Earth” (Chikyuu no Tani) — a scenic area featuring three new viewing decks. Among them, the Ibuki Deck is a must-see. This daring glass platform stands 8 meters high and stretches 11 meters out over the valley, letting you look straight down at the smoking vents and the ropeway passing below. Whether you’re after excitement, scenery, Owakudani offers it all — now with even more spectacular viewpoints.

Immerse yourself in traditional Japanese culture with a private katazome dyeing workshop near Mt. Fuji. Begin your experience at Shin-Fuji Station, where your English-speaking guide will accompany you to a local workshop with round-trip transportation included. Under the guidance of a member of the Fuji Katazome Group, create your own beautiful textile using traditional dyeing techniques and a selection of classic Japanese designs. Enjoy a Japanese bento lunch during the finishing process before revealing your completed artwork and taking home a one-of-a-kind handmade souvenir from your journey in Japan.

Just a 40-minute ride on a charmingly local train from Shinkansen Kakegawa Station takes you to a hidden gem — a wonderland of Japanese culture that remains undiscovered by many. Moreover there will be no long line to wait. Explore traditional shrines, try your hand at kyudo (Japanese archery) or calligraphy, savor authentic Japanese cuisine and ramen, and admire stunning Japanese pottery. With an English-speaking guide, you can enjoy a relaxed tour filled with cultural experiences and unforgettable memories.

Discover the Charm of Nenba Village and Jinba Falls Experience the beauty of old Japan at Saiko Iyashi-no-Sato Nenba, a restored thatched-roof village near Mt. Fuji. Each season brings unique charm: cherry blossoms in spring, cool breezes in summer, brilliant foliage in autumn, and snowy serenity in winter. Enjoy local crafts, nature views, and the peaceful atmosphere of a traditional mountain village. Just a short trip away, Jinba Falls offers a quiet escape into nature. Named after samurai leader Minamoto no Yoritomo, who once camped nearby, this small waterfall is perfect for cooling off on a hot day. In late August, the local Jinba Falls Festival features music, food, and a chance to wade into the clear stream. Together, these two spots reveal the timeless beauty and gentle spirit of Japan’s countryside—a perfect getaway for those seeking culture, nature, and calm.

Discover the Charm of Nenba Village and Jinba Falls Experience the beauty of old Japan at Saiko Iyashi-no-Sato Nenba, a restored thatched-roof village near Mt. Fuji. Each season brings unique charm: cherry blossoms in spring, cool breezes in summer, brilliant foliage in autumn, and snowy serenity in winter. Enjoy local crafts, nature views, and the peaceful atmosphere of a traditional mountain village. Just a short trip away, Jinba Falls offers a quiet escape into nature. Named after samurai leader Minamoto no Yoritomo, who once camped nearby, this small waterfall is perfect for cooling off on a hot day. In late August, the local Jinba Falls Festival features music, food, and a chance to wade into the clear stream. Together, these two spots reveal the timeless beauty and gentle spirit of Japan’s countryside—a perfect getaway for those seeking culture, nature, and calm.

Mt. Fuji is known as Japan's highest mountain but the lower area is also home to a stunning forest below. Our day starts as a hour and a half hike up a gentle slope bringing us to a quiet and gladed area for lunch. Enjoy our locally sourced bento and dip into the Japanese art of forest bathing. The activities are fun and relaxed and are more about enjoying the forest and noticing our surroundings. After our lunch return to the car via a different route. While relatively flat the walk takes us to different areas of the mountain and shows us other areas. The trip includes a private vehicle, lunch and an Onsen at the end of the day.

We don't just take you to buy Japanese sake. We take you to understand it, meet the artisans who make it, and build your own connection with Japanese sake in this region. First, starting with its history, Satta Pass is a viewpoint for Mt. Fuji on a rugged trail built 400 years ago. Here, ancient travelers used to stop to relax for a moment. Next, exploring the background, Seikenji Temple served as a resting place for these travelers on their way to Satta Pass. Here, you will discover the connection between Japanese sake and these people. Finally, experience this story firsthand by visiting the 300-year-old Sanwa Brewery. Local artisans developed their skills to craft "Garyubai" sake to provide comfort to such people. Tasting various types of this sake lets you savor the profound connection of this region.