• Kobe Kitano Museum (Ijinkan) - ・Charming Western-style homes from the late 1800s and early 1900s.

・Unique architecture influenced by European and American styles, featuring brick exteriors, stained glass, and wooden staircases.

・Immaculately preserved interiors showcasing the lifestyle of foreign residents in Japan.

・Picturesque views of Kobe city and the harbor from its hillside setting.

・A serene, refined atmosphere that feels far removed from the bustling modern downtown Kobe.

• Kobe Kitano Temman Shrine - ・An impressive torii gate at the summit of a long stone staircase, offering sweeping views of Kobe.

・A small, intimate shrine complex honoring Sugawara no Michizane, the deity of learning and success.

・Breathtaking vistas of Kobe city, the port, and the sea, particularly stunning in the late afternoon.

・A peaceful neighborhood ambiance, distant from crowded tourist spots.

・Seasonal scenery that evolves throughout the year, enhancing the shrine’s serene atmosphere.

• Nunobiki Falls (Nunobiki-No-Taki) - ・A series of waterfalls flowing through a verdant mountain valley, traditionally recognized as four distinct falls, each with its own charm.

・Moss-covered rocks, clear streams, and shaded forest paths creating a refreshing, tranquil environment.

・Scenic viewpoints where the sound of rushing water fills the surroundings.

・Seasonal transformations throughout the year — lush greenery in spring and summer, vibrant autumn hues, and crisp winter landscapes.

• Sorakuen Garden - ・A quintessential Japanese strolling garden featuring ponds, stone bridges, waterfalls, and meticulously pruned trees.

・Graceful traditional buildings and tea houses, reflecting the sophisticated tastes of the Meiji era.

・Seasonal beauty throughout the year — fresh spring greenery, cool summer shade, brilliant autumn foliage, and delicate winter scenes.

・Unexpected juxtapositions, where historic garden landscapes meet the modern skyline of Kobe city.

• The Former Foreign Settlement of Kobe - ・Stunning Western-style buildings from the Meiji and Taisho periods, many beautifully preserved or restored.

・Elegant stone façades, iron balconies, and broad streets that evoke a European rather than Japanese feel.

・Chic cafés, boutiques, and galleries nestled within historic architecture.

・A tranquil, sophisticated streetscape that contrasts with the more bustling areas of Kobe.

• 3 or 4 hours of Kobe tour
• Hotel meet-up (available on request for PRIVATE tour only)
• Kobe experience with a local tour guide with deep knowledge

• Transportation Fees for Public Transportation
• Foods and Drinks
• Gratuities

1. Tour Led by a Government-Certified Expert
   This tour is conducted by a Government-Certified Guide Interpreter, ensuring participants gain profound insights into Nara’s rich history, culture, and traditions.

2. Adaptable & Customized Experience
   Recognizing that each traveler has unique interests, our tour provides flexible itineraries tailored to your preferences. Whether you wish to spend more time at Todaiji’s Great Buddha or explore the tranquil gardens, we customize the experience to meet your needs.

3. An Ideal Combination of History, Nature, and Local Culture
   This tour goes beyond mere sightseeing—it’s about fully immersing in Nara’s spiritual and cultural essence. The journey offers an ideal blend of history, nature, and contemporary charm.

4. Seamless & Effective Sightseeing
   With a well-organized itinerary and a convenient meeting point at Kintetsu Nara Station, travelers can make the most of their time without worrying about navigation or missing important sites.

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