Head to Yasutomi,Himeji's Hidden gem, for the Radon Tunnel

5.0(1)8 hoursJapanese, EnglishBook 2 days aheadHimeji, Japan

From

$128

Explore the scenic countryside of Yasutomi in Himeji City on a guided cycling tour that blends nature, culture, and local charm. Begin with a peaceful ride to Shikagatsubo and enjoy a short forest hike to a quiet reservoir surrounded by seasonal greenery. Then visit Tomisu-no-Sato for a unique radon therapy session inside an actual mine tunnel — a dry, non-bathing wellness experience. A simple local lunch is served before or after. In the afternoon, stop at Anji Inari Shrine to learn about local traditions, then visit Shimomura Sake Brewery to discover their brewing process and enjoy a sake tasting. End the tour at Yuzu Kobo, where you can shop for yuzu-based products made with local fruit. Perfect for travelers seeking a relaxed cultural experience in the Japanese countryside. Suitable for all fitness levels.

Included

e-bike
Lunch
helmet
Himeji ekisoba ticket

Not included

What you'll do

Dam card
1 hour
Okuharima Kakashi no Sato
Yasutomichoseki Chiku Shuraku Ittai, Himeji, Japan
You can see more scarecrows than villagers.
30 min
Here, you can enjoy an adventurous hike where you'll get off your bike and walk to see a waterfall
1h 30m
Tomisuno Sato
550-139 Yasutomicho Minago, Himeji, Japan
Take a unique radon bath in the mine tunnel and savor a hearty lunch afterward.
2 hoursAdmission included
Anji Kamo Shrine
407 Yasutomicho Anji, Himeji, Japan
For those who collect shrine stamps (goshuin), you can also receive a goshuin here.
30 minAdmission included
You can also experience a sake brewery tour and enjoy a tasting
1 hourAdmission included
We sell a variety of yuzu-based products, unique to Japan
40 min

Meeting and pickup

3 locations

Pickup details

The meeting point is Act Co., Ltd., located about a 2-minute walk from the South Exit of Himeji Station. From the station, walk west along the Shinkansen elevated tracks. On the opposite side of the street, you will see the Act Co. building. You’ll find 2–3 rental bicycles parked in front