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Full Day Private Tour Magome to Tsumago

Have a good trip along the Nakasendo Trail in the Edo period with such a popular licensed English guide. Nakasendo Trail is a route that connects Edo and Kyoto, where Samurai used to walk along this trail. It retains the views of ancient times and lets you feel like you are going on a samurai journ

📍Meeting point: Go through the ticket gate of the station, and wait for your guide in front of the gate.

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What To Expect

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Stop 1

Pass by

Meet at NakatsugawA Station and take a local bus to Kisojiguchi. It takes about 12 minutes.

2

Stop 2

20 min

Sake Tasting at Hazama brewery ※If you do not wish to stop by, please tell us in advance.

3

Stop 3

Pass by

Take a local bus to Magome. It takes about 13 minutes.

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Stop 4

4h 30m

Magomejuku is a well-preserved post town where you can see many historical buildings along steep slopes and stone pavements. The buildings allow you to enjoy eating, shopping and learning about Magome.

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Stop 5

10 min

Take a break at a teahouse between Magome and Tsumago

6

Stop 6

Pass by

You can refresh on the Nakasendo Trail. From Ikkoku to waterfall, it takes about 30minutes on foot.

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Stop 7

Pass by

You can find small settlments from Edo Period.

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Stop 8

30 min

The goal point of your journey along Nakasendo Trail! Tsumagojuku looks like Magomejuku, in terms of a "well-preserved old post town". There is a museum (admission fee NOT included) where you can see beautiful soft light of filters through high windows from autumn to spring.

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Stop 9

Pass by

Travel time from Tsumago to Nagiso Station is about 20mins Tour ends at Nagiso Station

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Stop 10

1hAdmission included

In Ochiaijuku on this tour, you will have a good experience of Japanese culture, Sado, which is the Japanese tea ceremony, at Iouji Temple. The priest of the temple tells you how to make matcha and drink it properly. *Please note: From 10th October, you will be guided to Nakatsugawa-juku, where you visit a sake brewery, a shop of Japanese sweets and a Japanese architecture walking along a little narrow street, with the same price.

What’s Included

  • Sado Experience fee
  • Bus fare
  • English guide

What’s NOT Included

  • lunch
  • Nagiso Museum (700 JPY)

What to Bring

  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
  • Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness

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