Excursión personalizada de medio día a Okayama con guía local autorizado
Descripción
Este viaje lleno de valor con un Guía turístico multilingüe con licencia del gobierno y experiencia es una manera fantástica y eficiente de explorar Okayama! La joya de la ciudad de Okayama es el jardín Korakuen, considerado uno de los tres mejores jardines de Japón. Puedes disfrutar de cerezos rosados en primavera, arces multicolores en otoño y el exterior negro de cuervo del cercano castillo de Okayama durante todo el año. Okayama también sirve como un centro de transporte, que une el Shinkansen con el servicio ferroviario en la isla de Shikoku. ¡Háganos saber lo que le gustaría experimentar y personalizaremos un tour de cuatro horas que sea el mejor para usted! Nota*1 : Por favor seleccione sus lugares de visita obligada de una lista en la información del tour para crear su itinerario personalizado.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
El castillo de Okayama (岡山 城, Okayamajō), también conocido como "castillo del cuervo" debido a su exterior negro, fue construido en 1597 al estilo del período Azuchi-Momoyama. El castillo original fue destruido en el último año de la Segunda Guerra Mundial, pero se hizo una reconstrucción en 1966. El castillo está ubicado en el río Asahi, que se utilizó como foso. El jardín Korakuen se encuentra al otro lado del río. Solo uno de los edificios originales del Castillo de Okayama escapó de la destrucción durante la guerra, el Tsukimi Yagura ("torre de observación de la luna"), que data de 1620. También hay reconstrucciones y cimientos descubiertos de algunos otros edificios antiguos, que ayudan a ilustrar la extensión anterior. del complejo del castillo.
Korakuen (後 楽 園, Kōrakuen) es un hermoso jardín paisajístico y la principal atracción de Okayama. Junto con Kenrokuen de Kanazawa y Kairakuen de Mito, Korakuen está clasificado como uno de los tres mejores jardines paisajísticos de Japón. Se encuentra justo al lado del castillo de Okayama, que se puede ver desde el jardín como "paisaje prestado". El señor feudal local ordenó la construcción de Korakuen en 1687 como un lugar de entretenimiento para la familia gobernante y un lugar para recibir invitados importantes. Ocasionalmente, al público se le permitía entrar al jardín.
La llanura de Kibi (吉 備 路, Kibiji) es una encantadora llanura rural a las afueras de la ciudad central de Okayama que está cubierta de extensos campos y salpicada de santuarios, templos y pequeños grupos de granjas. La llanura se explora mejor desde un atractivo sendero para bicicletas que visita varios lugares históricos en el camino. Durante el siglo IV, la llanura de Kibi era el centro del Reino de Kibi, un antiguo clan que controlaba gran parte de la prefectura moderna de Okayama y cuyo poder rivalizaba con el del Clan Yamato dominante en la actual Prefectura de Nara. Algunos lugares históricos relacionados con el reino, como grandes túmulos funerarios y algunos santuarios, se pueden encontrar dispersos por la llanura.
Nuestro lugar favorito de flor de cerezo en Okayama no era Korakuen o el río Asahi, sino el mágico Jardín Botánico Handayama. Este jardín en la ladera tiene vistas de la ciudad y unos increíbles 1000 cerezos: se extienden y te sientes completamente inmerso en las flores. Lo mejor de todo, esta joya escondida no está muy llena (incluso en un fin de semana soleado en plena floración). Hay muchas áreas verdes para descansar y contemplar las flores o disfrutar de un picnic.
El Parque del Canal de Nishigawa no es una de las principales atracciones turísticas de Okayama, pero es un lugar agradable para correr o pasear, especialmente en la temporada de los cerezos en flor. El canal atraviesa la ciudad y está bordeado de flores, cerezos y esculturas con bancos para sentarse y disfrutarlos.
Kurashiki es la excursión de un día más popular desde Okayama y está a solo 20 minutos en tren. Es el barrio histórico de Bizan de la ciudad el que atrae a los visitantes. Esta pintoresca zona cuenta con casas tradicionales japonesas y un canal bordeado de sauces llorones. El área se remonta al siglo XVII, cuando era un lugar importante en la ruta comercial del arroz de Japón. El arroz se llevaba allí en barcazas por los canales y luego se guardaba en almacenes antes de ser enviado a las ciudades. Los almacenes con sus paredes blancas y azulejos negros se han conservado y ahora son tiendas y cafeterías.
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Lugares y horarios de recogida
Este recorrido privado es un recorrido de un día a pie. Un vehículo privado no está incluido. Se puede utilizar transporte público o taxis locales para realizar traslados entre sitios. Los costos exactos de transporte se pueden discutir con el guía una vez finalizada la reserva. Tenga a mano yenes japoneses para cubrir los costos de transporte. Si desea contratar un vehículo privado, contáctenos directamente. Todos los vehículos Privados deben reservarse con 5 días de antelación. Número máximo de pasajeros: 7.
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Se admiten animales de asistencia
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Todas las áreas y superficies son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
- Las opciones de transporte son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
- Accesible para silla de ruedas
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
- Este es un recorrido a pie. La recogida es a pie.
Opiniones(11)
Have an idea about what sort of things you would like to do before you go and all will be accommodated time permitting. Our Gide Sam was wonderful and knowledgeable. He was pround to show us his city and quirky little parts we would never have found by ourselves. We asked for a lunch recommendation and we delighted in his surprise local eatery that served up Okayama delights!
It was indeed brisk and breathtaking that we enjoyed every minute of the tour. When we visited Korakuen Garden, we were heartily welcomed by the cranes' awesome crying, scorched lawn, fragrant scent of plum blossoms, and bitter taste of tea leaves. I also had you face the fact that Okayama-jo Castle stands on a "mountain" with a height of about 7 meters! For lunch, time management might have been a bit difficult, but we succeeded in enjoying the authentic soybean curd cuisine. It was worth trying. I was wrapped with your warmth and generosity, and this experience gave me a long-lasting satisfaction. Sam
Involves a lot of walking,so enough time needed.plan lunch at the gardens. Don't forget a SICA card.
As part of a 5-hour Okayama tour, we visited Okayama Castle, Korakuen Garden, and the Kurashiki Historic Area. What the guest said was very informative. Since lunch is one of the pleasures of the tour, where to have it should be well discussed between the tourists and the guide.
A very organise tour, from the prompt pick up at meeting place (train station) to drop off at our accommodation. Our guide, Naoki has wealth of knowledge regarding the area and it's history, he covered a lot of ground in an allocated 4hr time frame.
Thank you very much for your friendly review! It was a great pleasure for me to show you around my hometown. I appreciate your choice to visit Okayama. And it was very nice to talk with you. Have a good trip further! Naoki
Highly recommend the half day tour and our wonderful guide, Hisao Kaji. He accommodated our requests and was very knowledgeable with excellent English. Thank you Hisao!
Thank you very much for your kind words. I am truly honored. I am very happy to know that you enjoyed the tour. You were both very kind and friendly, so it made me guide you with relaxed and pleasant feeling as well. I hope you will visit Japan again to explore more wonderful places. Best regards. Thank you. Kaji
A wonderful day with Yoko in Okayama. She was in touch several times before the date to plan the day. Meeting place was easy. Was great getting local knowledge and conversation . Would definitely recommend her to anyone interested in the history and special places of Okayama.
Thank you very much for your nice review. I also enjoyed a beautiful spring day with you. Yoko
Yoko was an excellent guide. She answered all of my questions beforehand and was competent and considerate throughout the day. Arigato!
Thank you for your nice review. You are very active and take nice photos. I was very happy to guide you. Now you stay in Nara, don't you? I am sure the event in Nara is very nice for you. Yoko
We had a great tour with our guide, Ray. She was very nice, helpful and easy to talk to. She went out of her way to help us find a quaint pottery shop called Sobian near the Okayama Railway Station. We ended up buying two special Bizen teacups. Thanks to Ray, we had a wonderful tour of Okayama Castle and Korakuen. We especially enjoyed seeing the Ted-Crowned Cranes, the beautiful and serene garden, and meandering along the winding paths viewing the tea trees, plum groves, ponds and bridges. Thank you Ray for a wonderful visit to Okayama. Aloha! Your friends from Hawaii, Steve and Louise.
Thank you for a nice, heart-warming comment for our tour! It was truly my pleasure to show you around in my hometown. It was a great experience to be your guide. It was delightful to share the moment of appreciating beauty and charm of Korakuen Garden with you! Through the eyes of tourists, we can get a renewed appreciation of familiar places. I visited Korakuen Garden many times, but I was able to look at a house in the garden from the new perspective. I mean, you were the first guest who asked about the second floor of the structure with a stream, which survived the air raid. (Do you remember the house called “Ryuten”?) Until then , I was never conscious of the second floor, just focusing on the stream. It is true that your curiosity and enthusiasm made the tour more exciting. I also appreciate your getting interested in Bizen-yaki-potteries. I feel sorry I could not help you to the last moment of your shopping, but looks like you could get nice products there. I am glad to hear that. I hope the memory of our tour will stay long in your mind and , if you have another chance to visit Japan, think about the tour to Bizen area to explore and find more about potteries. I hope our paths will cross again, someday! Thank you! From your friend in Japan
Very easy to book, quick response from guide who offered immediate assistance and itinerary planning assistance. Guide reconfirmed upon our arrival in Okayama and was very punctual on the day. She conducted a very informative and delightful experience for us based on our special interest.
I am grateful to you for giving us a very nice comment! It was my pleasure that I could spend a day with you, talking about history, culture, politics. You had good knowledge and interest about Japan, which I really appreciate. I was very lucky to have nice people like you as guests. I hope some day you will have another chance to visit Japan and explore some other fascinating spots! Thank you! Ray
The park was absolutely beautiful. The tour guide was knowledgeable and helpful. The city was okay and interesting as well. Thank you
I really appreciate your visit to our area. Thank you for listening to my explanation so eagerly. I was really glad that you liked the garden and showed interest in our history. Moreover, we had a good conversation about various topics, and I was impressed by your insightful comments on education. I hope you enjoyed your stay on the island as well! If you ever get another chance, please explore different spots. Thank you! Ray
Ray (Reiko Takemaru) was an amazing guide who showed us the Okayama Castle and the Korakuen garden. She was excited to show us the famous sites of the city she grew up in! She spoke excellent English and was extremely knowledgeable about the history and significance of each site. The tour helped us dive deeper into the history and the culture of Okayama. My husband and I enjoyed the tour very much!
