Japan · LUNCH EXPERIENCES
9 reviewed
Of the 9 lunch experiences listed here, these 9 still look good on a second read. Prices, durations and the one thing worth knowing about each are all below.
Guided day trip from Shinjuku to Mt. Fuji and Lake Kawaguchiko with multiple viewpoints, live commentary, and optional lunch, ending in time for dinner.
“Great day trip, with 4 stops along the way. A shire, Mt Fuji, the lake and the traditional village. Family friendly.”
Spend a full day seeing Arashiyama bamboo, Nara deer and Todaiji, then Fushimi Inari torii, with a Kobe shabu-shabu lunch included.
“Gary's kindness and attentiveness were highly appreciated. The itinerary was consistently adhered to, and the destinations were exceptional, with Gary's recommendations proving valuable.”
Zen meditation at a Kyoto Zen temple with a guided dry garden walk and a traditional Buddhist lunch, ending near Chishaku-in.
“It was a excellent zen experience with japanese garden and temple. I learned about zen and Buddha and Buddhism. Also vegetarian lunch was a excellent choice”
A 7-hour guided Osaka highlights walk with ramen lunch, retro Shinsekai, Kuromon Market bites, and Dotonbori sights, small group.
“The Tour was very interesting and well planned from our guide Taka. He was perfectly prepared (which ticket to but, Best time for what attraction, etc.), knew everything and was very flexible (e.g. when we wanted jump in to 7/11). And he was very friendly and corteous. Perfect day to learn more about Osaka!”
See Hiroshima Peace sites and Miyajima in one day, with a ferry ride, Itsukushima Shrine gate, and Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki lunch.
“All ok, kane as our guide that day friendly and explain very well , helpfull too also his assistant and driver I think with that money and also miyajima must use ferry i think free time 1 hour is not enough better 2hours or 2,5hours is more possible to see around bcoz still has more shrines and try many unique food there Definetly need to give mire free time in Miyajima”
Naha to Kerama Islands for guided snorkeling, wetsuits, lunch, hot showers, and digital photos, with chances to spot turtles.
“We had a wonderful day of snorkeling. Our guide talked to us about the coral and the fish. We only went to two locations due to weather but that meant more time in the water! The shuttles were also very convenient. Would definitely recommend!”
Tokyo to Nagano for snow monkeys in hot springs, plus beef sukiyaki lunch, Jigokudani valley views, and a guided coach day trip.
“Our day was awesome and our guide was excellent and very informative. The lunch was delicious and we really enjoyed seeing all the monkeys run around, playing and soaking in the hot springs. It was a long uphill walk and because there was hardened snow on the walking path, it made it harder to walk on, but well worth it once you get to the area.”
A small-group Tokyo sumo workshop with former pros, playful ring time, and a wrestler-made Chanko Nabe lunch in Asakusa or Ryogoku.
“This is must do to anyone travelling to Japan! The food was amazing, the atmosphere they created was unbelievable and it was great to hear from retired sumo wrestlers. They made sure everyone in the audience was included and allowed adequate time.”
A 10-hour Nagoya day trip that pairs Takayama Old Town with UNESCO Shirakawa-go, plus optional lunch at Koshiyama.
“Alberto was great! Both towns were fantastic! The only downside was that it was hot on the bus. The AC on the bus full of people did not work very well. 4 hours of bus travel and it would have been nicer to have been able to cool down after walking all day.”
