Private Tour Guides
Private Tours
Destinations
Japan
Sights
Cherry Blossom (Sakura)
Kagawa
Kotohira-gu Shrine
The goal of the grand event of the “Konpira mairi” (visit to Kotohira-gu) for the commoners of the Edo Era
Nara
Mt. Yoshino
The ultimate place for cherry blossoms. A sacred festival for a mountain dedicated to sakura.
Shizuoka
Oigawa Railway
Enjoy the scenery along the Oi River on board an old steam locomotive
Kyoto
Mt. Hiei
Visit Enryaku-ji Temple, a sacred site of Buddhism from where you can get a panoramic view of Lake Biwa and the city of Kyoto
Nagano
Ueda Castle
One of Japan’s 100 Famous Castles which twice survived attacks by the Tokugawa army
Saga
Ureshino Onsen
An “onsen”popular with women as one of the top 3 hot springs in Japan for beauty enhancing
Kyoto
Daigo-ji Temple
The final dream of Hideyoshi, viewings of cherry blossoms and fall foliage at Daigo-ji
Mount Fuji
Fujisan Hongū Sengen Taisha
Highly reputed as a site for cherry blossoms, it is the central place for worship of Mt. Fuji
Hiroshima
Mt. Fudekageyama/Mt. Ryuou
The view from the peak makes for a superb viewing spot which has been introduced countless times in the mass media
Yamanashi
Kuon-ji Temple
The head temple of the Nichiren sect established on Mt. Minobu by the Buddhist monk Nichiren
Fukui
Maruoka Castle
An ancient castle of which only the fortified tower remains. 400 cherry trees blossom in the spring to make the scenery even more spectacular
Okinawa
Nakijin Castle Remains
A famous castle of Okinawa whose walls stand out for their beauty as a World Heritage site
Hiroshima
Ozekiyama Park
An entire mountain which makes up a nature park known for its spring cherry blossoms and fall colors
Hokkaido
Goryokaku Tower
Get a full view of the former Goryokaku and the city of Hakodate from the observation deck
Kamakura
Myohon-ji Temple
A temple which relates the tragedy involving prominent figures in the Kamakura Era through conflict
Okinawa
Mt. Yae
The 2nd-highest mountain in Okinawa which is also known as a famous place for cherry blossoms
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