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The 7 most popular izumisano tours in Japan. What each one is really like, who runs it, and what you will pay.
Flight-tracked private transfer from Kansai (KIX) to Kyoto with meet-and-greet, comfortable A/C car/van, and luggage help.
“Collected on time. Driver messaged us to ensure we knew where to meet him. Pleasant and friendly service.”
Osaka sumo at Ochi Stable in Izumisano: wear kimono, enjoy chanko nabe, join friendly ring matches, and meet wrestlers for photos.
“I can't say how much fun we had as a family in a group of 12 friends and family members. The sumo wrestling was pretty short to be honest. However it was 100% interactive you're even allowed to play wrestle with the sumo wrestlers which Read more”
Hike Mt. Inunaki to Shiporyuji for the Goma fire ceremony, then soak at Inunakiyama hot springs. Private group with guide.
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Private 24-hour transfer from Kansai Airport with flight tracking, meet-and-greet sign, WiFi, drinks, and comfy door-to-door rides.
“Very competent service. Driver was at airport when plane landed so he waited patiently for the rest of the family to emerge. He calmly found our accommodation after the initial address given was incorrectly translated into English. Highly recommended.”
Osaka’s Halal Wagyu sukiyaki plus a live samurai show and hands-on sword basics, ending with a kimono photo moment. Near transit.
“I had so much fun watching Samurai masters demonstrate their skill and culture. I learned to appreciate the discipline and heart they put into it. We also got to try practice swings and wear kimonos. The teachers/masters and staff were all Read more”
Shared door-to-door transfer from Kansai Airport to Osaka hotels, meet with a Cherry Tomato sign, pickup timing limits, and shared value.
“Our trip to Osaka from Australia was less harrowing than our expectations. The 10 hours slipped by in a blur of movies, naps and meals. Even passing through Japan Immigration and Customs was less intimidating than we feared. But when wRead more”
Autumn hike at Mt. Inunaki to Shipporyuji Temple, then soak at Fudoguchikan with private-room kaiseki in Izumisano.
“It was a beautiful hike! Not bad at all, about an hour or so. Was very doable! Then had an 11 course meal after followed with the private onsen. Such a nice experience! Yoshimoto, Masa, and Ken were all very nice and helpful!”
