11 Activities in Izumisano, Japan (with Map and Images)

How about drinking beer while exploring maze town? Let's stroll around Japanese popular pub with our local coordinator before you go back to your home country or as a first practice of having meal...

Starting in mid-November, Inunaki Mountain transforms with vibrant autumn colors, creating the perfect season for trekking. The mountains, covered in red and yellow hues, resemble a beautiful...

Starting in mid-November, Inunaki Mountain transforms with vibrant autumn colors, creating the perfect season for trekking. The mountains, covered in red and yellow hues, resemble a beautiful...

In this tour you can trek among Mount Daifuku and visit the sacred Sutra Mounds with a real Shugendo practitioner. Enjoy a delicious meal of seldom-on-the-market Kuroushi beef and local seafood....

This tour will visit Tomogashima, the starting point of Katsuragi Shugendo, where the first sutra mound is located, and the second sutra mound, the remains of Shinpukuji Temple. The main tour will...

Just 10 minutes from Kansai International Airport, very close to Izumisano station, there is a maze town called Sanomachi. In old days, this area was very wealthy place because of trade business....

Your adventure begins with a guided hike through the primeval forests to the serene Sipporyuji Temple, a sacred site steeped in spiritual history. Upon arrival, you’ll don the traditional white...

Even in Japanese, there are few people who have experienced an authentic tea ceremony and wagashi making. Wagashi making & Tea ceremony. You will make a Japanese confectionery and Green tea. You...

What will you do ,if you have a free time in the evening around Kansai national airport ? I would like you to enjoy spending quality time in Japan. It takes you 1 hour to downtown in Osaka city...

Sumo Restaurant Ochi Izumi-beya is an entertainment restaurant where you can enjoy watching a sumo show by former sumo wrestlers supervised by former Ozeki KONISHIKI, chanko-nabe, Japanese food...

Kimono, a symbolic icon of Japanese culture, is not just something you wear. It reflects how we live and feel in our daily lives. During your special visit to Japan, I would like to offer you a...