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Embark on a journey through Amami’s stunning landscapes and rich cultural heritage—all conducted by a native English-speaking guide with over 10 years of experience. This exclusive, full-day tour is designed to immerse you in the island’s natural beauty, wildlife, fascinating traditions, and local flavors. Whether you're a nature enthusiast or cultural buff, this tour is tailored to offer a unique and unforgettable experience.
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John’s background in the industry provides access to people, places, and knowledge you simply can’t get on your own. This is a true inside look at how kokuto shochu is made and why it matters to Amami.
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Discover the enchanting Anbo River on a kayaking adventure that unveils Yakushima’s stunning landscapes. Paddle through crystal-clear waters flanked by majestic mountains and vibrant greenery, all while guided by a friendly, English-speaking instructor. New to kayaking? No worries — we’ll walk you through the basics with a simple briefing and demo, so you can hop in with confidence and ease. Plus, with convenient pick-up and drop-off from anywhere between Nagata, Miyanoura, or Anbo, your adventure begins effortlessly. Embrace the flexibility of the trip, with adjustments made to accommodate changing weather conditions, ensuring a memorable experience.
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Experience the Spirit of the “Satsuma Samurai” in a Town Where Samurai Still Alive. Samurai existed in Japan from the medieval to the early modern era. They mastered swordsmanship and other martial arts to protect their lords, families, and themselves, while also cultivating cultural practices such as etiquette and the tea ceremony, placing great importance on spiritual refinement. Their bravery, wisdom, and aesthetic sense have been passed down through generations, giving rise to many cultures, traditions, and philosophies. Satsuma Sendai City in Kagoshima Prefecture is a ‘town where samurai still alive,’ deeply rooted in the spirit of the Samurai of Satsuma. This samurai program offers an immersive experience into the lives and philosophies of the Samurai of Satsuma, including guided tours of armor workshops, armor dressing, iaido experiences, and samurai-themed dinners, allowing participants to deeply experience the way of life and philosophy of the Samurai of Satsuma.
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Ideal for travelers who are looking for adventure and wonders of nature, this tour visits hidden gems of Osumi Peninsula in Japan such as Ogawano Taki Falls, Okuhanaze River Fishing Place, and Hamada Farm in just one day. See the impressive view of Ogawano Taki Falls’emerald green water. Then, head along to Okuhanaze River for rainbow trout fishing and time to enjoy nature by the river. The tour ends at Hamada Farms for a relaxing sightseeing, fruit picking, and lunch. This product is for the stayer at our hotel. please reserve the room at Lilac hotels and Resort before you reserve this product.
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You'll learn the process of soba making from scratch. (sieving, mixing with water, kneading the dough, shaping the dough, flattening the dough, rolling the dough, folding and chopping, and finally cooking) You even get to eat your freshly made soba at the end of course! At the end, you will receive a certificate of completion.
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Experience tea picking and tea making in Furuta village, a tea-producing area on Tanegashima Island, and taste the island's tea along with local sweets. Afterwards, you will experience a traditional pottery in this island that has been passed down since the Edo period. You will try your hand at making a one-of-a-kind piece of pottery.
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The 170-year-old traditional Japanese house offers a glimpse into the historical Japanese lifestyle and customs. Kagoshima, known for its tea plantations, provides visitors with carefully selected sencha paired with seasonal sweets, capturing the essence of each season. Historically, Kagoshima women learned etiquette through tea ceremonies, shamisen playing, and dance before marriage. Local gatherings called "shachu" featured singing, dancing, and shamisen performances. "Sumiyoshi Shachu" in Ichiki-Kushikino City remains the sole preserver of this traditional performing art from the Meiji era (circa 1870). This blend of historical ambiance and cultural practices offers a distinct and immersive experience that goes beyond typical tourist activities.
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