• Wakayama Castle - Situated in Wakayama City, Wakayama Prefecture, Japan, Wakayama Castle is a historic landmark. Initially constructed in 1585 by Toyotomi Hideyoshi, it was later expanded and fortified by Tokugawa Hidetada in the early 1600s.

This castle played a crucial role during the Sengoku period and was a strategic site during the Siege of Osaka in 1614-1615. Over the years, it served as the residence for various feudal lords.

Although much of the castle was destroyed during World War II, it was rebuilt in 1958 to its present form. Today, Wakayama Castle is a popular tourist destination and operates as a museum that highlights the history and culture of the Wakayama region. Visitors can enjoy stunning city views from the castle’s observation deck and explore the grounds and museum exhibits.

• Kuroshio Market - Located in Wakayama City, Wakayama Prefecture, Japan, Kuroshio Market is a renowned seafood market near Wakayama Marina City, a favored tourist spot.

The market is celebrated for its fresh seafood, offering a diverse selection of fish, shellfish, and other seafood products sourced directly from the local Kuroshio Current waters. Visitors can explore numerous stalls selling seafood and other goods, and savor fresh seafood dishes at the market’s various restaurants and food stands.

Beyond seafood, Kuroshio Market also offers a range of local products, including Wakayama’s famous umeboshi (pickled plums), local sake, and other specialty foods and souvenirs.

Open daily, the market provides a vibrant atmosphere where fishermen and shoppers gather to celebrate the region’s rich seafood culture.

• Todai-ji Temple - Tōdai-ji, a Buddhist temple located in Nara, Japan, was established in the early 8th century during the Nara period and is one of Japan’s most renowned and historically significant temples.

The temple’s main hall, the Daibutsuden, is among the largest wooden structures globally and houses a massive bronze Buddha statue known as the Daibutsu or Great Buddha. This statue stands over 15 meters tall and weighs approximately 500 tons, making it one of the largest bronze statues worldwide.

Tōdai-ji also includes several other significant structures, such as the Hokke-do Hall, which contains important Buddhist scriptures, and the Nigatsu-do Hall, noted for its stunning views of Nara city.

The temple is surrounded by a vast park, home to many wild sika deer, considered sacred in Japanese culture. Visitors can feed and interact with the deer in the park.

• Professional English/Chinese-speaking guide
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Other personal consumption
• Admission to Wakayama Castle (Adult: JPY 410 Child: JPY200)
• Admission: The Great Buddha Hall, Hokke-do, Kaidan-do, Senju-do, Todai-ji Museum (JPY 600 /JPY 300)
• Admission fees

Dive into the rich history and culture of Japan at Wakayama Castle, a stunning landmark with a storied past. Savor freshly caught seafood and enjoy the thrilling tuna filleting show at Kuroshio Market. Be sure to interact with the charming sika deer in Nara and explore the majestic Todaiji Temple, a revered World Cultural Heritage site. Embark on this unforgettable adventure into the heart of Japan!

● Discover the historic Wakayama Castle, a true emblem of Japanese history and culture.

● Experience the Kuroshio Market, famously known as the “Tuna Country,” where you can relish freshly caught seafood and watch an intriguing tuna filleting demonstration.

● Enjoy the company of the delightful sika deer in Nara, capturing selfies and feeding these friendly animals.

● Marvel at the splendor of Todaiji Temple, Japan’s largest wooden structure and a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site.

• A minimum of 8 traveler(s) are required for the tour to depart. If the number of participants does not reach the minimum requirement, the tour will be canceled, and you’ll be notified 4 days in advance.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.