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7 Best Iwate Prefecture Tours In Japan

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The 7 most popular iwate prefecture tours in Japan. What each one is really like, who runs it, and what you will pay.

7 Best Iwate Prefecture Tours In Japan

All Must-Sees Tono Private Tour with Government-Licensed Guide

All Must-Sees Tono Private Tour with Government-Licensed Guide - Your 6-hour plan: pick 2–3 stops from kappa to love shrines

1.All Must-Sees Tono Private Tour with Government-Licensed Guide

Most Popular 5.0

Private Tono folklore tour with a government-licensed English guide, hotel pickup, and a customizable 2–3 stop route in rural Iwate.

“Our private tour with Masatoshi Fujii ( Masa) was excellent.He was very knowledgeable about Japan,the culture,the history.All our questions were answered and he was very good at organizing our chosen itinerary of visits.”

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Michinoku Coastal Trail & Sea Kayak in Jodogahama

Michinoku Coastal Trail & Sea Kayak in Jodogahama - Stop 1: Jodogahama Visitor Center Area, Then a Light 4 km Coastal Hike

2.Michinoku Coastal Trail & Sea Kayak in Jodogahama

5.0

Hike the Michinoku Coastal Trail to Jodogahama, then sea kayak calm bay waters with a guide who explains tsunami-linked coast stories.

“We started the day walking the beautiful coastal trail to Jodogahama beach where we joined the kayaking tour. The guides were fantastic at explaining the local history behind the rock formations and local shrines. We enjoyed a lunch of lRead more”

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Volcanic Wonders & Scenic Trails

Volcanic Wonders & Scenic Trails - Morioka logistics: starting on time, in a small group

3.Volcanic Wonders & Scenic Trails

5.0

Seasonal hiking in Iwate: Yakehashiri lava flow, Hachimantai summit and Dragon Eye pond, onsen paths, and Lake Tazawa torii photos.

“Quinlan was a superb guide with great knowledge of the geological and historical landscapes of the Hachimantai area. Although it did rain a little through our tour, there wasn't much of a problem since we had a car taking us to the main poiRead more”

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Morioka City Cycle with local guide: Temples, Treats & Townscapes

Morioka City Cycle with local guide: Temples, Treats & Townscapes - Morioka Station Waterfall Square: your starting line and orientation

4.Morioka City Cycle with local guide: Temples, Treats & Townscapes

5.0

Ride e-bikes through Morioka’s bridges, castle ruins, and shrines with guide Katy, plus local tastes and legends in 3 hours.

“Katy did a wonderful job showing our family of five around Morioka. The e-bikes were comfortable to ride and had a built-in lock feature which was handy for our many stops. One of the highlights was stopping at a reconstructed JapanesRead more”

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Hiraizumi Half-Day Private Trip with Government-Licensed Guide

Hiraizumi Half-Day Private Trip with Government-Licensed Guide - Hiraizumi-cho: the short town stop that saves your energy

5.Hiraizumi Half-Day Private Trip with Government-Licensed Guide

4.5

Private half-day English guide in Hiraizumi. Pick 2–3 temple/museum stops, get local context fast, and walk between top sights.

“Toshi Ozawa is a very dedicated guide and tried hard to accommodate my interest to visit all the important spots in Hiraizumi, such as Chusonji, Motsu-ji, and Gikeido. His suzzestion to use a day-pass of a bus was excellent. I enjoyed the Read more”

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Morioka Half-Day Private Tour with Government-Licensed Guide

Morioka Half-Day Private Tour with Government-Licensed Guide - Your Private, Customizable Route With a Licensed Local Guide

Morioka Full-Day Private Tour with Government-Licensed Guide

Morioka Full-Day Private Tour with Government-Licensed Guide - Price and value: what you get for $156.89 per person

7.Morioka Full-Day Private Tour with Government-Licensed Guide

4.5

A 6-hour private Morioka walk with a government-licensed English guide, choosing 3–4 sights, plus hands-on crafts at Handi-Works Square.

“Really enjoyed the handicraft center, particularly the ironworks and the indigo dye area. Be prepared to take a bus and possibly taxi depending on where your hotel is, as the sites involve 20-25 minute walks between and the handcraft center is out of town.”

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