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Experiences
Kunisaki Retreat
The Kunisaki Retreat is a 7-day, 6-night tour that combines meditation, gentle exercise, and relaxation in a beautiful rural Japanese setting. Participants stay in delightful Japanese inns and enjoy local cuisine, including Japanese farmhouse cooking and soba buckwheat noodles. The retreat focuses on immersing guests in Japanese culture, with activities such as making soba noodles, ikebana flower arranging, and chado tea ceremony. Guests also participate in instructed meditation and yoga sessions, and stroll along ancient pilgrimage trails. The retreat is suitable for anyone who can walk up to 5km a day in comfort, and is limited to a maximum group size of 12 persons.
Michinoku Coastal Trail
The Michinoku Coastal Trail is a 9-day guided tour along Japan's Sanriku Coast, exploring rugged landscapes, picturesque villages, and historic sites. Participants walk 4-6 hours daily, enjoying local seafood and hospitality. The trail follows the Pacific Ocean, passing through forests, along beaches, and over clifftops. This tour is suitable for those who can walk for extended periods and offers a unique blend of natural beauty, culture, and community.
Onsen Gastronomy Gifu
This 5-day guided tour explores northern Gifu Prefecture, immersing participants in Japanese cuisine, onsen hot springs, and rural landscapes. With a focus on gastronomy, the tour visits local towns, tries regional specialties, and relaxes in natural hot springs. Participants stay in traditional Japanese inns and enjoy sumptuous meals, all while exploring the region's unique culture and history. The tour is suitable for moderately active people and has a maximum group size of 12. From Nagoya to Matsumoto, this journey offers a unique blend of food, nature, and relaxation.
Self Guided Shikoku Wayfarer
Embark on a self-guided walking tour that follows in the footsteps of Kukai along Shikoku island’s famous 88-temple pilgrimage. The journey takes you through remote forest trails, urban landscapes, and picturesque mountainous areas, all while enjoying the comfort of temples and inns featuring onsen hot spring baths and local cuisine. This 6-day, 5-night adventure begins and finishes in Tokushima, accessible from March to June and September to November.