Private Car Tour from Shimizu Port to Visit Kakegawa Tea Culture

7 hoursChinese, English, SpanishBook 2 days aheadShizuoka, Japan

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$776

This full-day tour takes you on a relaxing and immersive journey through two of Shizuoka's most beloved attractions.

Start your day at Kakegawa Kachōen, an all-weather flower and bird park where you can walk among vibrant flowers and interact with a wide variety of free-flying birds in spacious greenhouses. Enjoy bird shows, hand-feeding experiences, and beautiful seasonal blooms in a comfortable indoor setting.

In the afternoon, continue to the Tea Museum, Shizuoka, located in the heart of one of Japan's largest tea-producing regions. Dive into the world of tea with hands-on experiences like matcha grinding, tea brewing, and tastings. Explore cultural exhibits, participate in a traditional tea ceremony, and savor tea-infused dishes at the museum café—all while taking in scenic views of tea fields and Mt. Fuji.

This tour offers a unique combination of nature, culture, and culinary delight—perfect for those seeking a deeper appreciation of Japanese tradition and natural beauty.

Included

Admission Fee
National Licensed English or Chinese Speaking Guide
Private Transportation

Not included

apx. 10-20 USD per person
Personal Expences

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What you'll do

Kakegawa Kachouen
1517 Minamisaigo, Kakegawa, Japan
Kakegawa Kachōen is an all-weather theme park located in Kakegawa City, Shizuoka Prefecture, where visitors can enjoy interacting with a wide variety of colorful birds and flowers. Inside its spacious greenhouse, you can observe birds flying freely up close in a comfortable environment throughout the year. This park is closed on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month. If you book this tour on those days, we will visit alternative spots.
3 hoursAdmission included
Tea Museum, Shizuoka
3053-2 Kanaya Fujimicho, Shimada, Japan
The Tea Museum, Shizuoka—also known as the Fujinokuni Tea Museum—is a premier destination for tea enthusiasts and cultural explorers alike. Situated in Shimada City on the Makinohara Plateau, one of Japan’s largest tea-producing regions, the museum offers a comprehensive journey through the world of tea, from its historical roots to its cultural significance today. This museum closes every Tuesdays, so we go to different spots if you book this tour on Tuesday.
1h 30mAdmission included