Overview
Private Bento-Making & Scenic Walk at Akame 48 Falls Slow down and enjoy the quiet beauty of rural Japan. A friendly local host-guide will lead you through making a traditional bento with fresh local vegetables and premium Iga beef. Dietary restrictions, including vegetarian options and allergies, can be accommodated with advance notice. Afterward, walk through the scenic Akame 48 Falls and enjoy your lunch surrounded by forest and waterfalls. A rare chance to connect with local food, nature, and countryside life. Highlights / ・One-group-per-day private tour in Japan ・Hands-on Japanese bento making experience ・Fresh local ingredients and premium Iga beef ・Scenic walk at Akame 48 Falls ・Authentic rural Japan and countryside experience ・Ideal for travelers seeking an off-the-beaten-path Japan trip ・Easily accessible from Osaka, Nara, Kyoto, and Nagoya ・Free pick-up from Akameguchi Station (upon request)
Why travelers book this
What's Included
- Bottled water
- All Fees and Taxes
- Air-conditioned vehicle
- Original wrapping cloth(kawaii)
- entrance fee ／Akame48waterfall 1000yen
- We will prepare a Japanese style lunchbox (bento)
- Katayaki(snack) Ninja emergency rations
What's Not Included
Not specified by supplier.
Meeting & Pickup
Meeting point, pickup options and start time are confirmed on Viator before checkout.
Itinerary
Stop 1
Our first stop will be an old traditional Japanese house. *Private Japanese cooking class with a local guide. *We will prepare a seasonal bento box. This house is a rental vacation house, renovated but the owner kept it in the traditional style.
Stop 2
Japan salamander center has reopened as an aquarium in April 2024. Based on the concept of "an aquarium connected to the nature of TheAkame48Falls," this huge aquarium is integrated with real waterfalls and the valley where special natural monuments live. The museum displays amphibians and eight kinds of moss that live in the valley.
Stop 3
Then we head to Akame 48 Falls. This area is famous for many things and one of the most interesting is that this was the birthplace of the famous Japanese ninjas! It takes about three hours to walk the complete trail there and back. We are NOT going to walk the full trail. We're going as far as the Nunobiki Falls. It will take about 25 minutes one way. If you want to go on the end of the trail, you can do so on your own. When you return to the start, you can take a bus or taxi back to Akameguchi station. This is a private tour so you can walk at your own pace.
Stop 4
Stroll through the Akame Komachi area. You can find local food or unique souvenirs. If we have time, we can visit Enju-in Temple (free admission) or Hot Spring (additional fee) in this area.
Important Information
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health