Nature & Outdoor Kanagawa Private Tours
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Kanagawa
5 hours
Kanagawa Miura Peninsula Local Tour, on a Horseback!
Embark on our "Kanagawa Miura Peninsula Local Tour," exploring the local Japanese town away from crowds, visiting shrines, farmers' markets, and local shops, embracing the ocean and nature on horseback, and diving into history, culture, and tradition—with English Guidance! The trip is child-friendly and beginner-friendly. Feel free to reach out if you want to customize the tour to make it shorter, longer, overnight, or with more horseriding!
Kanagawa Miura Peninsula Local Tour, on a Horseback!
FROM$96/ per group
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Carrie K.
5.00 / 5
(2 reviews)
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Kanagawa
4 hours
Koajiro Forest Trek: A Journey with Nature and Local Flavors
Experience one of Japan’s last remaining natural tidal forests with a local guide. Koajiro no Mori is where the forest meets the sea — a rare ecosystem teeming with life and harmony. Home to over 2,000 species, including rare creatures like red-clawed crabs and Japanese fireflies, this forest offers a glimpse into nature’s delicate balance. Take your time to observe the vibrant wildlife, breathe in the fresh air, and enjoy a peaceful moment away from the crowds of Tokyo.
Koajiro Forest Trek: A Journey with Nature and Local Flavors
FROM$161/ per group
Carrie K.
5.00 / 5
(2 reviews)
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Kanagawa
3 hours
Self-awareness Zen walk “Iza Kamakura — it’s time to go to Kamakura”
This walk, led by a local artist, emphasizes a quiet, meditative, and meaningful experience. It deliberately avoids crowded tourist spots and streets, instead offering a tranquil route through the green hills that gently slope toward the ocean. Along the walk, we will visit four temples — three of which belong to the Rinzai school of Zen Buddhism — including one founded by Eisai, the monk who introduced Zen Buddhism and culture of green tea to Japan.
Self-awareness Zen walk “Iza Kamakura — it’s time to go to Kamakura”
FROM$167/ per group
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Dmitrijs B.
5.00 / 5
(2 reviews)