• Yukemuri Observatory - This is the first destination! Visitors can witness the steam rising from the Beppu hot springs, creating a stunning view against the sky. It’s an ideal location to admire the town of Beppu and the surrounding mountains. This unique view is exclusive to Beppu and is a must-see!

• Kitsuki Castle Town - Arrive at Kitsuki, a historic castle town featuring one of Edo’s samurai districts. Guests can select their favorite attire from a wide range of kimono, yukata, obi, and accessories, with the assistance of professional kimono stylists to ensure they look their best! Once dressed, the town tour begins.

• Ohara Family’s House - Explore the elegant residence of a senior samurai, offering a glimpse into the life of a high-ranking samurai. This building provides an opportunity to experience and appreciate the culture of the Edo period.

• Isoya Family’s House - This residence was designed to offer rest, hospitality, and relaxation to the feudal lord. These elements are evident throughout the mansion, especially in the garden. The garden view, visible from every room, exemplifies this beautifully.

• Kitsuki Castle - Kitsuki Castle is recognized as the smallest of Japan’s castles from the Edo period.

• Shioya no Saka - Renowned as one of the most picturesque spots in all the castle towns across the country, this is the top sightseeing location. The view from the top of the slope is breathtaking, with the interweaving slopes creating a stunning contrast.

• Kimono Rental Fees
• On-board WiFi
• Bottled water
• Tour guide fees
• Transportation expenses

• Lunch

Starting from Beppu, travelers will embark on a journey to the delightful town of Kitsuki, often referred to as Japan’s hidden samurai village. Upon arrival, participants will have the opportunity to wear a stunning traditional kimono (with optional accessories), just as the locals did in centuries past.

Next, enjoy a guided walk through Kitsuki’s historic samurai district, featuring impeccably preserved streets, wooden samurai homes, and a tranquil ambiance. It will feel like stepping into a scene from a historical drama. Along the route, there will be stops at picturesque locations for unforgettable photos, accompanied by intriguing stories about samurai culture, architecture, and daily life in Edo-period Japan.

Whether you are a culture enthusiast, a photography lover, or simply seeking a unique experience in Kyushu, this tour offers a perfect combination of tradition, beauty, and history.

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