• Embark on an immersive journey through Yamanashi's rich history and stunning landscapes, perfect for cultural enthusiasts, families, and adventure seekers alike. At Kuon-ji Temple, experience the tranquil beauty of a historic site, blending serenity with cultural reflection. In Saiko Iyashi no Sato, connect with local traditions by exploring crafts and savoring the nostalgic charm of rural Japan. The mystical Bat Cave offers a thrilling natural adventure, where you can marvel at ancient stalactites. Alternatively, Shiraito Falls in Fujinomiya City provides a serene escape, with its cascading waters offering a peaceful retreat. This tour promises meaningful encounters with Japan's heritage, perfect for those seeking both cultural depth and natural beauty.

This is the largest temple in Yamanashi Prefecture, and the entire mountain is the temple. It is famous among locals but not known by tourists. There are many historical buildings and a five-story pagoda. You can eat dumplings at the top of the mountain and enjoy local sake if you want, which is included in the tour price. You can take a cable car to the top of the mountain and then (if you want) walk back down the mountain trail. (Basically, it's a course where you go up and down the mountain using a cable car.) Along the way, there are the graves of famous feudal lords from the past who have been forgotten by history, as well as the graves of monks who died at the temple. It is possible to reach the summit by hiking along the trail in about an hour and a half, but this is not recommended for those who are not confident in their physical strength.