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Travel around Sakurajima using the "Sakurajima Island View Bus" to visit the tourist spots in a short period of time with a knowledgeable English-speaking guide. Join us for unforgettable journey to Sakurajima,one of Japan's most active volcanoes and symbol of natural beauty and power.This Half-day tour will take you though some of the most breathtaking and unique sights that Sakurajima has to offer.From panoramic views to rejuvenating hot springs,experience the best of this volcanic island. Sakurajima Visitor Center >> Learn about Sakurajima's fascination history and volcanic activity.Interactive exhibits and informative displays offer a deep dive into the island's unique geology. Ougaku Togei >>Sakurajima-yaki is pottery made using natural volcanic ashes.Enjoy a pottery tour, purchase souvenirs and try out making artwork with volcanic ashes. Yunohira Observatory >>This is the highest accessible point. Enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the active volcano and Kagoshima bay.

Katsumoto was featured in the 2003 Hollywood movie "The Last Samurai," about Saigo Takamori, a Kagoshima native. The tour will visit historical sites related to the end of his life, in which he lived with a samurai spirit until the end. The route will start at the top of a hill from where you can see the entire city of Kagoshima and walk down to the arrival point in the center of the city, the statue of Takamori Saigo. Enjoy exploring with our knowledgeable local guide.

This value-packed trip with a government-licensed and experienced multilingual tour guide is a fantastic and efficient way to explore Kagoshima! Of the many options for tourists to Kagoshima, perhaps the most unique is getting up close and personal with live volcanoes–some so active that certain hiking trails are closed. Expect to hear a rumble and to feel the ground shake from the daily eruptions. Let us know what you would like to experience and we will customize a six-hour tour that's best for you! Note*1: Please select your must-see spots from a list in the tour information to create your customized itinerary. Note*2: The National Government Licensed Guide Interpreter certification is issued by the Japanese government requires a good knowledge and understanding of Japanese culture and history.

A large eruption that occurred in Sakurajima. It is said to be the largest in the 20 century and greatly changed the history of Sakurajima. This tour traces the history of Sakurajima's eruption and the stories of the people on the island. The goal of the tour is the Yunohira Observatory, the highest point in Sakurajima. The view of the great nature of Kagoshima from there is very impressive. You can enjoy activities, history of Sakurajima, and spectacular scenery! It is a tour that you should try at least once when you come to Sakurajima.

It is a popular course to public sightseeing the sights and historical sites in Kagoshima city efficiently by public sightseeing bus ! Shiroyama Observatory in Kagoshima city > You can overlook Sakurajima, Kagoshima Bay, and the Kagoshima city area. Sengan En >It is a tourist attraction that represents Kagoshima.　You can see beautiful Japanese gardens and old-fashioned Japanese architecture. Tenmonkan Shopping Arcade > Kagoshima's No. 1 downtown entertainment district. There are various shops such as restaurants serving Kagoshima's local cuisine and shochu, souvenir shops, fashion, and entertainment.

The knowledgeable local guide will guide you through the lava flow from the eruption 100 years ago and talk about the lives of the people who still live on Sakurajima and the local specialties that hold a Guinness World Record. At the end of the tour, we will take a bus up to the observatory closest to the crater for a spectacular view. Visitors can experience the symbiosis between nature and humans where people live in an active volcano that is still active today.

We've worked hard to improve our workshops and are excited for you to check it out. 🙂 This two hour class is recommended for those who want to experience authentic, genuine connections with Japanese locals in a laid back environment, different from the hustle and bustle of sight-seeing. English speaking staff will be on hand to assist you with communication, so no worries about any language barrier. You’ll leave here with a lovely treasure to remind you of your Japan trip, and a deeper understanding of Kagoshima’s history, customs and culture. You will also enjoy our selection of delicious local craft teas and fun snacks. Class sizes are limited in order to ensure that each guest will receive personalized attention. However, if your party is larger please reach out to us to discuss alternatives. Thank you and we’re looking forward to meeting you!

If you love Japanese culture and history, this workshop will be perfect for you. Your host, a former curator, will guide you every step of the way with easy to follow instructions. Unlike similar crafting experiences, our workshops are incredibly hands-on. We try to interfere as little as possible to allow your work to fully blossom. But don’t worry! We will always help if you get stuck! English speaking staff is available to facilitate communication so you can enjoy exchanging tidbits about culture, history, and other local insider information without a language barrier. Class sizes are limited in order to ensure that each guest will receive personalized attention. However, if your party is larger please reach out to us to discuss alternatives.

Wear Oshima tsumugi, a traditional Japanese silk fabric, and take a stroll through the streets of Kagoshima. Choose the quick plan and enjoy dining and sightseeing in your traditional outfit. Oshima tsumugi is a traditional Japanese silk fabric. The production process involves about 30-40 steps, from making the yarn to extracting the dye solution, and only after many years are they born. The delicate kasuri (pattern) dyed threads are woven one by one by the hand of weavers. With the quick plan, you can dress up and enjoy commemorative photos in the store with your camera before exploring the city in your elegant attire.

It was here in Kagoshima that Christianity was first introduced to Japan in the Far East during the Age of Exploration in 16th century. This tour will explore how the missionary activities of Francis Xavier were accepted in this land of Shintoism and Buddhism, by visiting the centers of the three religions and comparing them.

You can customize your tour by choosing the places you want to go within 7 hours. Below are some recommended spots Sakurajima, a trapezoidal volcano towering over Kagoshima Bay, is a real active volcano that erupts an average of 200 times a year. Feel the wonder of nature while soaking in Japan's longest 100-meter foot bath. Climb to the observatory, the highest point a person can reach and see the surface up close Enjoy Japan's best Wagyu beef yakiniku, black pork, ramen and more in Tenmonkan, the most lively shopping area Sengan-en is a serene traditional garden of 12 acres built in 1658. A lord's villa has been loved for generations. A world heritage site of modernization projects and a sophisticated crystal-cut glass factory Whiskey Distilleries, Mars & Kanosuke. Japan produces some of the best whiskey in the world. The deep aroma wafting from the barrels filled with whiskey Chiran Peace Museum, samurai residence & garden Natural Artisan Amber Rice Vinegar, Sandbath & more

Enjoy a leisurely and fun tour around the historical sites and cultural spots of Kagoshima City while travelling in style on a traditional Japanese rickshaw! During the 30 minute tour your friendly, experienced driver and guide will take you on a journey around a number of popular sightseeing spots including The Reimeikan, Terukuni Shrine, Kagoshima Castle and Takamori Saigo's statue as well as museums and galleries. You will have an amazing opportunity to sense the historical and cultural past as well as the vibrant city life of today! Stop for photos to capture your memorable moments on this unforgettable experience! Suitable for all ages and for bookings of 1 or 2 people (free for kids under 6). Contact in advance to tailor the tour by suggesting places of interest to visit. Luggage can be left at the hotel pickup point during the tour. Please arrive 10 minutes before the pick-up time. No refunds if you do not show up. Admission fees are not included or required.

Experience the unique colors of Sakurajima through a special dyeing activity where you can create your own tenugui (Japanese hand towel) using volcanic ash from the island. You might wonder, "What color will it be?" Since the materials are mostly volcanic ash, water, and natural rubber, the result is a distinctive, natural "volcanic ash gray". Although dyeing may seem challenging, we’ve prepared the process so that anyone can easily enjoy it, regardless of experience. You can take your finished tenugui home on the same day, making it a perfect, one-of-a-kind keepsake from Sakurajima.

A volcano guide will take you through the Sakurajima Visitor Center, a "mini volcano museum" near Sakurajima Port, and the lava field formed during the Great Taisho eruption (1914). You can learn about the history of the volcano while looking at the exhibits in the visitor center, and you can also see the real thing on the lava trail. It is a guided tour that can only be found on a realistic active volcano. On the coast, you can also enjoy the majestic scenery of lava that has flowed into the sea and Kinko Bay (Kagoshima Bay). This is a one-hour volcano learning program that will make you feel that "the Earth is alive!"

Ready to Uncover Kagoshima's Hidden Natural Beauty and Connect with Horses? Experience Kagoshima's beauty up close with our Horse Whisperer tour. Witness horses living naturally and happily, and interact with them in their environment. Join Mr. Konishi, a pioneer in horse care, for and unforgettable journey through serene pastures and lush forests, usually not open to the public. Visitors will leave with a heart full of peace, deeply moved by horses living freely and the awe-inspiring nature. Enjoy two to four pastures at your own pace; the experience is priced the same for all options.

This private and customizable tour for Kagoshima is perfect for guests who would like to have their own itinerary planned based on their interests and preferences, allowing guests to experience the city at their own pace.

Why not rent an electric bicycle to explore more of Kagoshima? Riding by e-bike is a comfortable and convenient way to travel around without having to worry about traffic and car parking. Recommended courses: 1. Sakurajima Tour the active volcanic island of Sakurajima where you can appreciate its natural scenic beauty and traditional culture while visiting sightseeing spots, parks, shrines, foot-baths, hot springs, cafés, restaurants, shops, and more. The ferry from Kagoshima Port Terminal departs every 15 minutes and the journey time is 15-20 mins. A separate ferry ticket is required (330 Yen each way). Kagoshima's local specialty udon noodles served in the ferry's cafeteria are also highly recommended! 2. Kagoshima City Experience the many cultural and historical attractions of Kagoshima City, including sightseeing spots, monuments, shrines, parks, gardens, hot springs, cafés, restaurants, shops, and much more!

This tour is designed for the travellers who visit Kagoshima by cruise ship. We will pick you up at Marine Port Kagoshima or hotels near the port. This value-packed trip with a government-licensed and experienced English-speaking tour guide is a fantastic and efficient way to explore Kagoshima! Note*1: Please select your must-see spots from a list in the tour information to create your customized itinerary. Note*2: The National Government Licensed Guide Interpreter certification is issued by the Japanese government requires a good knowledge and understanding of Japanese culture and history.

Super-long escorted tour covering all highlights of Japan, including the Greater Tokyo Area, iconic Mt. Fuji, Tokaido Corridor, and also Kyushu.

Explore the history and legacy of Chiran's kamikaze pilots with a visit to the Chiran Peace Museum. This tour honors their bravery and sacrifices, emphasizing the importance of peace and reflecting on the tragedies of war. We delve into their humanity and historical context, while also engaging in deep contemplation about war and peace amidst Chiran's natural and cultural setting.