Course Details Samegai juku is a post station town of the historic Nakasendo trail, one of two main trails that connected Edo (old Tokyo) and imperial Kyoto. A small crystal clear river runs through the heart of the village, fed by a nearby mountain spring, and also attracts summer visitors every year who come for […]
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Course Details After meeting at JR Maibara Station, your guide will drive you north along Lake Biwa to the historic site of the Battle of Shizugatake, one of the most significant conflicts of Japan’s Sengoku (Warring States) era. A scenic lift takes you partway up the mountain, followed by a short hike to the summit, […]
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Course Details Hikone Castle is more than a historical site—it’s a living story of Japan’s early Edo period. Built after the Tokugawa victory at Sekigahara in 1600 and governed by the Ii family for over 250 years, it blends military strategy with quiet beauty. It’s one of only five castles designated as National Treasures, alongside […]
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Course Details Important Note: The ferry to Chikubushima may be canceled due to strong winds, and in some cases, the final decision may not be known until the day of travel. At the time of booking, we kindly ask that you choose in advance whether you would prefer to (1) accept an alternative itinerary or […]
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