5 DAYS NORTH KANTO PRIVATE TOUR
5 DAYS NORTH KANTO PRIVATE TOUR
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Choosing Your North Kanto Tour Length
The five-day North Kanto private tour suits travellers who want a focused look at the region without a rushed schedule. It allows time in Sawara, where Edo-period streets and traditional crafts shape the visit, and at Kairakuen, the garden created in 1842 by Tokugawa Nariaki. A stop at Amabiki Kannon Temple adds seasonal flowers and a calm temple setting. The pace is balanced, with room to explore at your own level rather than moving through each place quickly. Compared with the six-day version, this five-day tour covers fewer places; the seven- and eight-day versions add more places and a more relaxed pace. It works well for first-time visitors, couples, and families who prefer a private itinerary with some flexibility.
One of the best places to experience Japanese history in the Kanto region is Sawara, also known as Koedo, or Little Edo. You'll find the atmosphere of Japan's Edo period (1603-1867) with its old buildings, traditional crafts, and living history.
Kairakuen is one of the most popular attractions in Ibaraki Prefecture. It was created in 1842 by the ninth lord of the Mito domain, Tokugawa Nariaki. Like a modern public park, the garden was designed not only for the feudal lord and his warriors to enjoy, but also for the public. It is one of the three most famous gardens in Japan, along with Kenrokuen in Kanazawa (Ishikawa Prefecture ) and Korakuen in Okayama Prefecture .
Officially called Amabikisan Rakuho-ji, Amabiki Kannon Temple is dedicated to the goddess of safe childbirth, child-rearing, and protection from bad luck. Amabiki Kannon refers to the statue of the goddess at the temple. The temple is known for its beautiful grounds, which feature cherry blossoms, peonies, azaleas, and hydrangea flowers, depending on the season. Of course, autumn welcomes the sight of striking foliage. There is also a small souvenir shop where you can purchase a memento of your visit.
The 28-meter-long Shinkyo Bridge serves as the sacred entrance to Nikko. The structure is known as one of the top three bridges in the country, and the vermilion-lacquered arch surrounded by lush foliage and a serene river makes for a stunning photo.
Nikko Toshogu Shrine enshrines the most famous samurai leader Tokugawa Ieyasu. Its carved and brilliantly decorated structures are part of the Shrines and Temples of Nikko UNESCO World Heritage site and the highlight of any visit to Tochigi.
97 Metres high, Kegon Falls has been designated one of Japan’s Three Most Beautiful Waterfalls
Lake Chuzenji is Japan's highest-elevation natural lake, located just west of Nikko. The area's altitude and stunning scenery draw visitors looking to escape the humid Japanese summers. It's also popular in the fall for its incredible autumn leaves. The area is a part of Nikko National Park. 
Fukiware Falls - Gradual erosion of the rocks for more than 10,000 years has led to the creation of these spectacular falls. The seven-meter high and 30-meter wide waterfalls merge to form a V shape. As you walk the paths beside the streams leading to these falls, you will feel as though all the water is going down into a large drain. Make your way to the suspension bridge to get the best perspective of the area.
Mt. Seiryu Kichijoji Temple - A renowned Buddhist temple established during the Northern and Southern Dynasties period. The mountain gate, built in the irimoya-zukuri style, is adorned with elegant carvings, and the upper floor houses exquisitely crafted statues of the Sixteen Arhats. The temple grounds have been transformed into the Jixiang Temple Hundred Flowers Garden, and it is also known as the "Temple of Flowers."
Home of Fruits Harada Farm is open year-round for visitors to pick fruits. Depending on the season, you can pick cherries, peaches, grapes, or apples. In winter, you can pick delicious and juicy strawberries.
Lock Heart Castle - Japan's first European castle moved to Japan from Europe. This is a filming location for Japanese dramas such as "The Wallflower", "Atashinchi no Danshi", "Kindaichi Shonen Chronicles", etc. It is also a popular location for many movies, advertisements, popular magazines, etc.! The beautiful castle park is dotted with stone churches, museums, restaurants, and shops, recreating the European street scene. You can also wear medieval court costumes to enjoy a different luxury experience. 
The Kawagoe Warehouse District is known as Koedo Kawagoe, or “Little Edo”. One reason for this name is its preservation of culture and buildings from Edo-era Japan.
North Kanto Tour Length: Common Questions
Why choose five days instead of six?
The five-day tour keeps North Kanto focused for travellers with a fixed window. It covers fewer places than the six-day version, which adds more places and a more relaxed pace. Choose five days if you prefer a compact private trip; choose six if you want extra breathing room. Daily rhythm stays flexible.
Why not choose the longer seven- or eight-day versions?
The seven- and eight-day tours add more places and a more relaxed pace, but they also require more time away. The five-day version suits travellers who want to see Sawara, Kairakuen and Amabiki Kannon Temple within a shorter private itinerary. If your schedule allows, a longer version gives you room to slow down and include additional stops in North Kanto.
Who does the five-day tour suit?
This five-day private tour suits first-time visitors, couples and families who want a clear introduction to North Kanto without a full week away. It is practical for travellers preferring a compact schedule and some flexibility. Those seeking a slower rhythm or more places should consider the six-, seven- or eight-day versions, which add more places and a more relaxed pace.
Other lengths for the same route
- 6-day version — North Kanto route
- 7-day version — North Kanto route
- 8-day version — North Kanto route
See the full region: North Kanto
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about our private tours — anything else, just message us.
How many guests can join?
From 2 guests, with no upper limit. If your group is larger than the options listed, contact us for a quote.
Are flights included?
Both. Rates are quoted with and without flights, so you can choose.
Which hotels can we choose?
Two grades — standard hotels, or star hotels (five-star / onsen ryokan). Both are listed in the rates.
Can the itinerary be changed?
Yes. A private tour means the itinerary is yours — where to go, how long to stay, what to eat.
How long is a quote valid?
48 hours. Hotel and flight rates move with availability; the rate at the time of confirmation applies.
Is a car and guide included?
A private car throughout. A guide can be arranged to suit your group.
Is my payment protected?
Yes. We are a licensed Hong Kong travel agency (TIC licence 352969), so outbound packages are covered by Hong Kong’s Travel Industry Compensation Fund: up to 90% of the outbound fare if a licensed agent ceases operation (up to HK$15,000 under the simplified procedure), and up to HK$300,000 for injury or death caused by an accident during an outbound activity. You receive an e-Levy Stamp after payment — scan its QR code to verify. Details: blisstravel.life/pages/payment-protection