Western Japan · FUKUYAMA
These are the 5 fukuyama tours worth a day of the trip, each with its price, its length and the detail that sets it apart. If you only compare a few, compare the top three.
Paddle Tomonoura’s Ghibli-inspired coast with a patient local guide, sea views, Abuto Kannon or Sensuijima, and a beginner-friendly half day.
“A great experience! So beautiful. Yasu explained everything since we are beginners. We did half day and just right for us beginners. Highly recommend! Yasu took pictures the whole time so we got some great memories to look back on.”
Paddle through Tomonoura’s historic harbor to island shrines, quiet beaches, Abuto Kannon, and a homeishu tasting with lunch included.
“It was an amazing experience! The guide was very friendly and worked hard to make the tour memorable. It was the highlight of my trip to Japan.”
Kayak from Tomonoura at sunset to Sensuijima Island, then watch rare blue sea fireflies glow across the summer sea.
“At sunset, kayaking was an entertaining and original way to get close views on popular spots of Tomo No Ura. Our guide introduced us in English every one of them - including locations inspiring Miyazaki for Ponyo on the Cliff animated film, BRead more”
Explore Tomonoura and Fukuyama on a private six-hour tour with a licensed guide, flexible stops, castle views, Zen temples, and Seto Inland Sea scenery.
“Mami was very proactive in reaching out to ascertain my wishes and create a schedule. From the moment we meet she made me feel comfortable and made sure to share where we were going, share information about each site as we tour sRead more”
Explore Fukuyama Castle and old Tomonoura with a licensed local guide on a flexible four-hour private walking tour.
“We did a full day private tour with Mami Mukai. She took us by taxi to Shinshoji Zen museum and garden which was spectacularly beautiful. The art pavilion was an amazing experience. We had Udon noodle lunch at the wonderful cafe oRead more”
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