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What to do and see in Ashikaga, Kanto: The Best Tours
Discover the best top things to do in Ashikaga, Japan including Ashikaga Day Tour: Visit the Oldest School and Historical Sites, 1 Day Japan Heritage Tour in Ashikaga from Asakusa, Ashikaga and Kiryu: 2 Day Japan Heritage Tour from Asakusa, KAIZEN 5S town Ashikaga city tour tour, Ashikaga Flower Park Private Day Tour.
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1. Ashikaga Day Tour: Visit the Oldest School and Historical Sites
Let's visit historical town of Ashikaga and see rare historical items, such as 500 Buddha statues, Ashikaga school, local house aged over 100 years, etc. Ashikaga City is known for having the oldest school, namely Ashikaga school, in Japan.This Ashikaga school has been certified as a Japan heritage, and there are a plenty of historic sites in the city, such as Banna-ji temple holding a national treasure and Tokuzo-ji temple dedicated to 500 Rakan Buddha statues. Sample itinerary: 8:00-10:03 Hotel pick up from English-speaking tour assistant, go to Ashikaga city 10:30-11:10 Rent E-bike and visit Tokuzo-ji temple 11:30-12:20 Ashikaga school (Closed on the third Mondays) 12:20-1:00 Lunch 1:10-2:00 Banna-ji temple 2:10-3:00 Matsumura Museum of Art (Closed on Tuesdays) 3:00 return E-bike 5:00 Tour end at your hotel or station in Tokyo *Train and E-bike tour *Option: Coco Farm & Winery, Ashikaga Flower Park
Inclusions: English-speaking tour assistant, Hotel pickup, Bicycle rental
Exclusions: Lunch, Transportation fee in the tour, Other admission fee - Admission fee (Ashikaga school 420 yen/person, Matsumura Museum of Art 300 yen/person, Coco Farm & Winery 500 yen/person *Included wine tasting, Ashikaga Flower Park *admission fees as they may vary depending on the condition of the flowers and season) - Taxi/train fare for Coco Farm & Winery or Ashikaga Flower Park option
Reviewed By Glenn B
We cancelled the tour in advance and have NEVER been refunded the payment, my advice to anybody is to avoid at all costs this tour
2. 1 Day Japan Heritage Tour in Ashikaga from Asakusa
Ashikaga is known for the historical town in Tochigi prefecture. Meet your guide at Tobu Asakusa Station and take a limited express train to Tobu Ashikagashi-Station. In this tour, the local guide will show you around the historical town, visit the historical Ashikaga School, Ashikaga Orihime Shrine, Bannaji Temple, and Coco-farm winery. You can also enjoy the local food such as soba noodle and Ashikaga cutlet for lunch and enjoy wine tasting at the local winery in the afternoon. If you are tired from the busy city life and have some extra time, why don’t you go to Ashikaga to have a deeper understanding of Japan?
Inclusions: Landing and facility fees, Lunch at local restaurant in Ashikaga-city, Wine tasting at Coco Farm Winery
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Reviewed By Glenn B
We cancelled the tour in advance and have NEVER been refunded the payment, my advice to anybody is to avoid at all costs this tour
3. Ashikaga and Kiryu: 2 Day Japan Heritage Tour from Asakusa
Visit Kiryu and Ashikaga from Asakusa Station. In this tour, the local guide will show you around Kiryu city, stop by the fabric factory where you can try textiling or dying and feel the culture in the area. After the walking tour, visit “Hotokuji Temple”. If you would like, you can try zen meditation. One night accommodation near Kiryu Station is included. Lunch is your choice from Japanese cuisine and French cuisine at a popular local restaurant. Please select it when booking. On the second day, you will visit Ashikaga from Kiryu. Meet your guide at Ashikaga Station and visit Ashikaga Gakko,Bannaji Temple, and Ashikaga Orihime Shrine. After walking the Ashikaga town and enjoyed local food, enjoy wine tasting at Coco farm winery and back to Tokyo feeling a little tipsy. The knowledgable local guide will assist your journey and help you learn and feel the Japanese culture. You do not need to worry about arranging the train tickets and hotel, they are all included in this tour.
Inclusions: Lunch, Lunch, Guided Tour in Kiryu, Guided Tour is Ashikaga, Winery tour and tasting
Exclusions: Hotel pickup and drop-off, Transportation fee from JR Kiryu Station to JR Ashikaga Station(240 yen), Dinner, Breakfast
Reviewed By Glenn B
We cancelled the tour in advance and have NEVER been refunded the payment, my advice to anybody is to avoid at all costs this tour
4. KAIZEN 5S town Ashikaga city tour tour
・ With transfer such as hotel, airport ・ See the case of KAIZEN (5S) ・ A wonderful factory tour of 5S · Visit the Ashikaga Chamber of Commerce, which is the center of 5S activities throughout the city ・ Learn the development of the local government ・ Learn the development of companies ・ Corporate inspection, interchange ・ Interpreter companion
Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle, Lunch
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5. Ashikaga Flower Park Private Day Tour
Visit the world famous Ashikaga Flower Park in a day, learn the samurai history in the traditional Ashikaga Town.
Inclusions: Private transportation, Lunch, All Fees and Taxes
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Reviewed By Yvo51
Dreadful value for money. We spent £450 for something which would have cost less than £50 for entry and travel. The tour suggests driver and guide to cover a lot of sightseeing on the same day. We got picked up at the hotel and dropped at the ferry. The people were nice. The taxi could not take the ferry - though other cars did! We then walked for about 2.5 hours through the shops and to the shrine at Miyajima and back to the ferry. We a nice lunch at the Ferry Port in the Hiroshima side which we paid for) and then got picked up at the same ferry port and taken to the peace museum and then on to the A dome about 2pm. We had a lift to the A dome which they had expected that we might have walked. Its not that far but we were tight on time and i was tired b It was already 4pm so we missed the castle, they did offer it but we had had enough as the info we were getting was better said when read in english at the museum. The guide meant we did not get the audio at the museum which would have been far more informative than telling us what we were reading or looking at. I would have preferred to do the peace museum before the crowds came into town at 9/10am. It was so full at 2pm to move around, it was like leaving a football stadium or concert. In hindsight, our JR pass made the ferry free ( they refunded that) and a tram would have done it all for a day pass of 600 yen each. I feel completely ripped off and so disappointed. The English was learnt to share info but not to answer questions which were never understood or answered, we supply gave up engaging. Don't take this tour. The price is seriously inflated and not made up with the quality of the product.
