Private Day Tour in Tokyo - Fully customizable - High end vehicle
説明は英語で表示されます。
- 8〜9時間
- 24時間前まで無料キャンセル
- 3言語
- 即時確定
見どころ
Enjoy a fully private day tour of Nara with direct pickup from your hotel, and travel comfortably by private taxi and trains throughout the day. Accompanied by your personal guide, explore Nara at a relaxed pace while gaining meaningful insight into Japan’s first permanent capital. Visit Nara’s most iconic sites such as Tōdai ji, Kasuga Taisha, and the peaceful paths of Nara Park, with the freedom to adjust the itinerary based on your interests. Time can be spent wandering historic neighborhoods like Naramachi, enjoying a leisurely lunch, or focusing more deeply on temples, gardens, or photography. Within the eight hour tour window, the experience is entirely customizable, allowing for spontaneous changes and unhurried exploration. The day can conclude with an optional visit to a traditional onsen, offering a moment of deep relaxation after sightseeing. With private transportation, fluent English guidance, and a carefully paced itinerary, this tour offers a smooth and intimate day.
含まれるもの
料金に含まれるもの
- Train to Nara from Osaka or Kyoto
- Private and Personalized experience
- Private transportation (Taxi) when needed
- English/Japanese fluent speaking Guides
- Pick Up and Drop off to Hotel (Taxi)
含まれないもの
- Food and Drinks
- Gratuities
行程
Founded in the 7th century, Kōfuku-ji is one of Nara’s most historically significant Buddhist temples. Once closely tied to the powerful Fujiwara clan, the temple played a central role in Japan’s early political and religious life. Its elegant pagodas and open grounds reflect the refined aesthetics of the Nara period, while the atmosphere remains calm and contemplative. Set at the edge of Nara Park, Kōfuku-ji offers a meaningful introduction to the city’s ancient capital and spiritual heritage.
At the heart of the ancient capital, Nara Park is a vast natural space where history, spirituality, and daily life gently intertwine. The park is home to hundreds of freely roaming deer, long regarded as sacred messengers of the gods, giving the area a uniquely serene and almost timeless atmosphere. Scattered across the grounds are some of Japan’s most important temples and shrines, set among lawns, ponds, and forested paths. Nara Park offers a peaceful and poetic introduction to Japan’s earliest capital, where nature and culture exist in quiet harmony.
Created in the Meiji era, Isuien Garden is a beautifully composed stroll garden that blends nature, architecture, and borrowed scenery. The garden is designed to incorporate distant views of Mount Wakakusa and the roofs of nearby temples, creating a sense of openness and depth. Stone paths, tea houses, and tranquil ponds unfold gently as you walk, encouraging a slow and mindful pace. Isuien offers a refined expression of Japanese garden design, quietly elegant and deeply harmonious.
Hidden beside Isuien, Yoshikien Garden is a quiet and refined traditional garden known for its intimate atmosphere. Divided into pond, moss, and tea ceremony gardens, it reflects classic Japanese landscaping through carefully composed views and seasonal beauty. The space feels personal and unhurried, inviting slow walks and quiet observation. Yoshikien offers a gentle, contemplative ending to a day in Nara, away from the larger crowds.
One of Japan’s most monumental temples, Tōdai-ji was founded in the 8th century as a symbol of unity and spiritual protection for the nation. Its Great Buddha Hall houses the Daibutsu, a colossal bronze statue of Vairocana Buddha, embodying the scale and ambition of early Japanese Buddhism. The vast wooden structure, among the largest of its kind in the world, inspires a quiet sense of awe upon entry. Surrounded by the greenery of Nara Park, Tōdai-ji stands as a powerful intersection of faith, art, and history.
Perched on the hillside east of Tōdai-ji, Nigatsu-dō is a quiet wooden hall known for its simplicity and sweeping views over Nara. Dedicated to the bodhisattva Kannon, it has long been a place of prayer and reflection, slightly removed from the crowds below. From its open balcony, the city and surrounding forests unfold in a gentle panorama. The atmosphere here is calm and contemplative, offering a more intimate and poetic side of Nara’s spiritual landscape.
Tucked away in the forested hills near Tōdai ji, Tamukeyama Hachimangū is a quiet and deeply atmospheric Shinto shrine dedicated to Hachiman, the deity of warriors and protection. Historically linked to the nearby temples, the shrine was established to safeguard the Great Buddha and the spiritual heart of Nara. Stone lanterns, moss covered paths, and towering trees create a secluded and almost timeless setting. It is a peaceful stop where Shinto and Buddhist histories subtly intertwine, offering a moment of calm reflection away from the main paths.
Nestled deep within the forest of Nara Park, Kasuga Taisha is one of Japan’s most sacred and atmospheric Shinto shrines. Founded in the 8th century by the Fujiwara clan, it is renowned for its thousands of stone and bronze lanterns, softly guiding visitors along moss covered paths. The shrine’s vermilion buildings emerge quietly from the surrounding greenery, creating a powerful sense of harmony between nature and spirituality. Walking through Kasuga Taisha feels timeless, a gentle immersion into the spiritual origins of Japan’s ancient capital.
For lunch, enjoy time in Naramachi, the old merchant quarter of Nara. Narrow streets lined with preserved wooden townhouses create a calm, nostalgic atmosphere, far removed from busy tourist routes. The area is home to small, carefully run restaurants and cafés serving seasonal Japanese cuisine in intimate settings. Dining in Naramachi offers a relaxed and authentic pause, where local flavors meet the quiet charm of traditional architecture.
A relaxing way to end the day, Yurara no Yu is a spacious hot spring facility offering a calm and welcoming atmosphere. Beyond the baths themselves, the complex includes indoor and outdoor pools, saunas, relaxation lounges, and casual dining areas where guests can unwind at their own pace. The experience follows traditional onsen customs, allowing the body to fully relax after a day of walking and sightseeing. Yurara no Yu offers a comfortable and authentic introduction to Japanese bathing culture in a refined yet approachable setting.
キャンセル
開始24時間前まで無料でキャンセルでき、全額返金されます。
参加前に知っておくこと
- 送迎
- 送迎は全員に含まれます。
- チケットの種類
- Mobile or paper ticket accepted
- 催行会社
- HavenJapan
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Specialized infant seats are available
- Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
How it compares in 東京
- Its from-price is 203% above the median of the 893 日帰りツアー we list in 東京.
- Its length is typical for the group.
- The operator lists free cancellation on it.
About 東京
ネオンの輝く繁華街、静かな神社、すばらしい食、個性的な街区が集まる東京は、時間に正確な電車で結ばれた広大で秩序ある大都市です。
どの地区もそれぞれが独立した街のようです。渋谷の有名なスクランブル交差点と新宿の高層ビル、バー、ゴールデン街の路地は活気にあふれ、原宿は若者のファッションと、森に包まれた明治神宮の静けさが同居します。浅草では浅草寺と仲見世通りが古い東京を今に伝え、銀座には洗練された百貨店とギャラリーが並びます。
Top-ranked sights in 東京: Senso-ji Temple (Asakusa Temple), Tokyo Imperial Palace, Meiji Shrine (Meiji Jingu).
東京の特別価格
割引前と割引後の価格は事業者が示すもので、当サイトが付けたものではありません。



















