JAPAN
Japan's classics.
The 3 most popular kanto tours in Japan. What each one is really like, who runs it, and what you will pay.
Ride electric bikes from Maebashi to Mt. Akagi, with shrine stops, ancient tombs, katsu lunch, and a soy sauce brewery visit in rural Gunma.
“The trip started with me boarding the wrong bullet train to Utsunomiya instead of Takasaki station, which took around 45 minutes to get back on course. The final meetup station is Maebashi station, which is another 15 minutes. I was about 50 Read more”
Step into retro Shima Onsen with a long-time local guide, see old roads and a famous inn, then finish with included sweets.
“This tour allows visitors to get a deeper look at Shima Onsen. It's very relaxing, nothing is hurried. I got to see places which I would have otherwise missed if I just walked alone around town - the oldest Ryokan, an old school, unknown ancRead more”
Yanagawa-cho bar-hopping with a local guide, then a night at Hotel Grandview Takasaki with rooftop hot springs and breakfast.
“On November 28th, I participated in a bar-hopping tour of Yanagawa-cho, Takasaki City. This area is lined with many independently owned restaurants, including shops specializing in yakiniku, yakitori, soba, tempura, sashimi, and sushi.”
