Excursão Aso Caldera e Farm Experience





Descrição
Este tour privado começa com você e seu guia de língua inglesa indo para o ponto mais alto da parede da caldeira norte. Aqui nós apreciamos a vista de cair o queixo dos cinco picos do Monte. Aso e a enorme caldeira vulcânica. Depois de ter uma idéia da paisagem de Aso, seguimos para uma das pequenas comunidades que existem nas proximidades deste enorme vulcão. Aqui vamos explorar o verdadeiro interior japonês e conhecer alguns dos habitantes locais que moram aqui. Com a ajuda deles, aprenderemos sobre a vida e a cultura na zona rural do Japão, colheremos legumes, cozinharemos e desfrutaremos de um almoço feito com ingredientes de origem local! Uma verdadeira experiência japonesa de exploração agrícola para mesa! Este é um passeio de meio dia que oferece o melhor dos dois mundos! O cenário incrível do maior vulcão ativo do Japão, mas também a interação com a cultura local! Venha desfrutar de algumas das mais belas paisagens e hospitalidade emocionante que o Japão tem a oferecer!
Opções de passeio
Itinerário
Primeiro, apreciaremos a vista número um de Aso no observatório Daikanbo. Aqui caminharemos cercados por prados de um lado e a vasta e majestosa caldeira vulcânica do outro lado. Desfrute de tirar fotos de tirar o fôlego e aprenda sobre a história do vulcão que moldou essas terras.
No Tateiwa Suigen Park (ou local semelhante), você experimentará uma verdadeira fazenda japonesa para experimentar a mesa. Além de explorar as belas paisagens rurais, juntamente com os habitantes locais, colheremos legumes da estação, prepararemos a culinária local e desfrutaremos de um genuíno almoço japonês juntos. Uma oportunidade única e emocionante de se aproximar da vida e das pessoas na zona rural do Japão.
Destaques
O que está incluído
Locais e horários de recolha
Podemos pegar viajantes nos seguintes destinos: 1. Centro de informações turísticas de Kurokawa Onsen 2. Estação de ônibus Kurokawa Onsen 3. Estação de ônibus Minamioguni-machi Yakuba 4. Outro hotel ou ryokan na área de Minamioguni
Avaliações dos viajantes
Informações importantes
- Aceita animais de serviço
- Bebês precisam sentar no colo de um adulto
- Não recomendado para grávidas
- Não recomendado para viajantes com problemas cardíacos
- Requer condicionamento físico moderado
Avaliações(6)
Max met me at Kurokawa Onsen at my accommodation. We proceeded to visit a local shitake farm where I learned much about the traditional method of growing shitake on oak wood, and very much enjoyed the shitake grilled over charcoal fire. My apologies for not remembering the name of the farmer, but his family has farmed shitake for three generations. Max then took me to a lookout and showed me an amazing view of the Aso Caldera. I had not realised how immense it was and that a whole city was actually inside the caldera. Lunch was at another amazing place, where food is grilled over a charcoal fire. I highly recommend the tofu and the delicious miso paste. We finished the day at Aso Shrine, which was interesting not only for its history but also for the effort taken to reconstruct the main gate and auxiliary buildings after the great earthquake more than 10 years ago. Thank you, Max for a wonderful day.
Wonderful morning with Max. Exactly what we wanted: authenticity, a special moment with local people — in short, a really great experience. A big thank you, Max, we’ll keep amazing memories of it!
Hello! Thank you for the lovely comment. I had a great time with all of you as well! Such a wonderful family! Enjoy the rest of your time in Japan!
My husband and I had the best day touring with Max! He was a wonderful companion, is extremely knowledgeable about the region, yet warm and easy to be with. I can’t say enough good things about Max and our day with him! Max picked us up at our ryokan, and we explored the gorgeous Aso Caldera, stopping at several viewpoints to see the crater and enjoy the spectacular scenery. We visited the Kamishikimi Kumanoimasu shrine, an old and atmospheric shrine, a place filled with mystery and mythical legend. We walked up a long set of moss-covered steps as the sun’s rays created a magical atmosphere through the trees - a wonderful site. Finally, we had a great lunch at, Takamori Dengaku, a traditional barbecue restaurant where we grilled our food in a fire pit while we sat around it! I had initially booked the farm visit tour but, unfortunately, that tour wasn’t available but Max was willing to accommodate us and together we designed a custom tour taking in our interests. If you’re looking for a guide for Kyushu, Max is the best!
Sorry about the late reply! For some reason I missed your wonderful review! And thank you for all the nice words. I really enjoyed my time with you as well! Best regards and lots of love from Aso. Max
There are so many highlights of this experience! For one, travelling to the outskirts and enjoying the scenic views was amazing. The food prepared by Nuroko and Hiroko san was simple yet amazing, and it was fun harvesting yam! Max was such a lovely soul, accommodating to our needs (especially when it was raining) and was so willing to share nuggets of information about his life, how it is like in Aso and more. It was a rounded experience that I would highly recommended many to go for!
Hello! Thank you very much for the nice review! It is really appreciated. I'm so happy to hear that you enjoyed your time and that it became a memorable part of your journey. I hope that you will come back again to see the caldera in better weather as well! :) Sincerely, Max
Max and Quynh took us for a farm visit and Aso lookout. The farm had 2 really cute ponies and we had great fun harvesting yam and daikon with Noriko and preparing our farm to table lunch with the family. Weather was good and we had a great view at the lookout.
Hello Sarah! Thank you for the great review! Both me and Quynh really enjoyed our time together! Thank you for a wonderful day. Enjoy the rest of your time in Japan! Max
Max picked us up from the Ryokan we were staying at and drove us to a local village. A lovely couple then welcomed us into their home. We started off by getting the rice cooking on the stove, then we walked to a field and dug up some potatoes and then picked some spinach. They then helped us prepare the potatoes, spinach, and some mushrooms for lunch. We then sat down to eat the meal together. Lunch also included homemade tofu and miso soup, among many other small dishes. It was heartwarming to be able to talk to the Japanese couple with Max interpreting for us. It was the best food we have eaten in Japan. Max then drove us to a lookout point so we could see the Aso Caldera, and we got some lovely photos. I couldn't recommend this experience more
Stephen and Rachel! Thank you so much for the wonderful review! I had a great time meeting the both of you and I'm so happy that you enjoyed your time here! Once again, thanks again for taking the time to write a review and I hope to see you again! And good luck in July! 😉 Best regards, Max



