Tea Museum Shizuoka and Horaibashi Bridge Guided Tour-Van

Name: Tea Museum Shizuoka and Horaibashi Bridge Guided Tour-Van
Brand: Viator
Price: 945.35 USD
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6 hoursEnglishBook 2 days aheadShizuoka, Japan

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A must-see for tea lovers.

Enjoy Japanese and world tea culture with all your senses, tea Museum, in Shizuoka, the capital of tea This tea museum is located in the largest tea plantation in Japan. In addition to a museum that introduces the industry, history, culture, and functionality of tea, there is a Japanese garden, a tea house, a restaurant, and a museum store. There are many hands-on activities such as a tea drinking contest and a tea ceremony experience.

The attraction of Horai Bridge, which is recognized by Guinness World Records as the world's longest wooden pedestrian bridge, is Recognized by Guinness World Records as the world's longest wooden pedestrian bridge. the bridge is a place of good luck to ward off bad luck and prolong one's life. During the cold season when the weather is fine, the bridge offers a view of the Oi River and Mt. You can take out a cup of Shimada's specialty tea, etc.

Included

Private transportation
Air-conditioned vehicle
Highway/Tolls
English-speaking guides (not qualified)

Not included

Lunch
Entrance fee for museum　Adults (Free for college students and younger) ¥300
Bridge toll: 100 yen

What you'll do

1 Enjoy Japanese and world tea culture with all your senses!
Tea Museum, in Shizuoka, the capital of tea This tea museum is located in the largest tea plantation in Japan. In addition to a museum that introduces the industry, history, culture, and functionality of tea, there is a Japanese garden, a tea house, a restaurant, and a museum store. There are many hands-on activities such as a tea drinking contest and a tea ceremony experience. Entrance fee 　Adult'￥300（without university student）
2h 25mAdmission not included
Horaibashi Yakunashi Chaya
2 Minami, Shimada, Japan
The Horai Bridge over the Oigawa River is an old-fashioned wooden pedestrian bridge with a total length of 897.4 m and a traffic width of 2.4 m. In 1997, It was recognized by the Guinness Book of Records in 1997 as the “longest wooden pedestrian bridge in the world.” It is one of the few toll bridges in existence today, and visitors must pay a toll　￥100 to the “bridge guard” at the foot of the bridge before crossing. If you are lucky (it's clear sky)you could see Mt.Fuij on this bridge. The bridge is visited by 250 to 300 people a day, or more than 100,000 people a year.
1h 15mAdmission not included

Meeting and pickup

1 location

Pickup details

When a ship arrives at Shimizu Port Hinode Pier, a staff will be waiting in front of the customs office at Hinode Pier holding a form with your name on it. If Okitsu pier,waiting for you in front of the customs at the Okitsu Pier.