| Tour Type | Shared tour |
| Departure Time | Early Departure (Before 8 am) |
| Tour types | Guided tour |
| Meal arrangement | Lunch included |
| Transport | Bus tour |
Garden manner: We will thoroughly inform visitors about viewing etiquette, such as “not damaging the plants” and “taking your trash with you,” and will take the utmost care to protect your garden's landscape.
The nemophila area is enclosed by fencing (posts), so please do not enter the fenced area.
Schedule stops and timing are subject to change with or without notice.
In case of traffic congestion or any other reasons that affect the tour schedule, the staying time at each sightseeing spot will be shortened and arrival time will be delayed.
As it is stipulated by the law of Japan, please wear your seat belt on the tour bus.
The bus is not provided with a toilet onboard.
The Matsumoto Azalea area offers a vibrant tunnel of azaleas, creating a storybook floral paradise. While specific dates can vary, azaleas typically bloom from spring to early summer. To experience the peak enchantment and whimsical atmosphere, checking seasonal bloom forecasts closer to your travel dates is recommended for the most vibrant display.
Yutoku Inari Shrine is renowned for its magnificent and stunning crimson architecture, making it one of Japan's most prestigious spiritual sites. Visitors can admire the vibrant vermilion structures set against a backdrop of natural beauty. The shrine features impressive main halls built on a hillside, accessible via a series of stairs and gates, offering a distinctive visual experience.
On Sake Brewery Street (Sakagura-dori) in Kashima-hama, visitors can enjoy a premium shopping experience rooted in local history. The area is renowned for Saga’s finest sake, offering a diverse selection for connoisseurs. Additionally, you can find various artisanal crafts, reflecting the elegant atmosphere of traditional Edo-period architecture and the rich heritage of the region.
The included lunch features coastal delicacies showcasing the rich flavors of the Ariake Sea, which is famous for its fresh and bountiful seafood. While specific dishes may vary seasonally, guests can anticipate enjoying a selection of local seafood prepared to highlight its freshness and regional culinary traditions, offering an authentic taste of Kashima City.
The shared bus tour is designed to allow guests to immerse themselves in each location. While exact durations can vary slightly depending on the group's pace, enough time is allocated at Yutoku Inari Shrine to explore its magnificent crimson architecture, enjoy the natural beauty, and stroll through the nostalgic streets of its gateway town, ensuring a comprehensive visit.
Visiting Matsumoto Azalea involves walking through a floral paradise, which is generally a pleasant stroll. At Yutoku Inari Shrine, as it features impressive structures built on a hillside, there will be some walking involved, including a series of stairs to reach different levels of the shrine. The pace of the shared bus tour aims to be comfortable for most visitors, but comfortable footwear is recommended.
This is a shared bus tour that departs from and returns to Fukuoka. The tour handles the transportation logistics, ensuring a convenient experience. Specific meeting points and return drop-off locations in Fukuoka will be detailed upon booking, providing clear guidance for participants to begin and end their day trip smoothly.
The Matsumoto Azalea area is a unique photogenic spot due to its 'storybook floral paradise' ambiance. It offers a vibrant tunnel of azaleas that creates a whimsical and dream-like atmosphere, reminiscent of a classic fantasy film. This hidden sanctuary provides beautifully untouched scenery, making it perfect for capturing 'Instagram-mable' landscapes and memorable photos.