• Kinsakubaru Old-growth Forest - Embark on an adventure in Kinsakubaru, a magical subtropical forest reminiscent of a cinematic scene. Stroll among towering Hikagehego ferns and ancient trees while enjoying the melodies of rare birds. It’s the perfect spot to experience the island’s distinctive ecosystem and ancient energy.
• Cape Ayamaru Kanko Park - Explore Ayamaru Cape, a premier scenic location on the island. From the observatory, take in a 360-degree panoramic view of the dazzling coral reefs and the Pacific Ocean. The park also offers a delightful café and intriguing rock formations sculpted by the waves.
• Yadorihama Beach - Unwind at Yadorihama Beach, situated at the southernmost point of the main island. Known for its pristine emerald waters and views of Kakeroma Island across the strait, this serene beach is ideal for a peaceful walk or a gentle dip in the waves.
• Kagoshima Prefectural Amami Park - Discover Amami Park, a cultural center that highlights the history and nature of the Amami Islands. Be sure to visit the Tanaka Isson Memorial Art Museum, which features the impactful works of Japan’s Gauguin, who devoted his life to capturing the essence of Amami’s nature.
• Cape Ayamaru Kanko Park - Conclude your tour with a return to Ayamaru Cape. Depending on the time of day, experience a different ambiance from your initial visit. Seize this last chance to capture stunning ocean views or purchase local souvenirs at the visitor center before departing.

• English-speaking guide
• Private transportation

• Personal expenses
• Lunch (for yourself)
• Guide’s necessary expenses during the tour
• Entrance fees

Embark on a 2-hour guided walking tour that beautifully blends contemporary design with traditional art. The journey starts at Omotesando Hills, a stunning architectural creation by Tadao Ando, where luxury fashion intersects with cutting-edge urban design.

The tour then leads to the vibrant Cat Street. This fashionable pedestrian path, tucked away from the main roads, is the perfect spot to explore local Japanese fashion, street art, and the distinctive “Ura-Harajuku” culture.

The tour concludes with a shift from modern fashion to historical art at the Ota Memorial Museum of Art. This museum, dedicated to Ukiyo-e (woodblock prints), offers a peaceful and enriching cultural finale, showcasing the artistic heritage that continues to inspire Japan today.

Participants can enjoy the tour with a local guide and gain insights into traditional Japanese culture.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.