Kanto

KANTO: Where Your Sightseeing Dreams Come True!

KANTO offers a chunk of Edo appeal with a slice of modern delight! Explore the fantastic landscapes of Ibaraki and the brimming history across sights in Niko. Summer in Kanto region should be on your radar because of the picturesque scenes and the compilation of fun watersports!

The Tokyo skyline is especially marvelous at night when buildings synchronize into all sorts of alluring light patterns that ripple across the reflection of the surrounding rivers. Enjoy the view from a sunset Yakatabune cruising restaurant, an experience that entails more than just scenery. Ride a rickshaw into the ultra-modern streets of Tokyo and journey through Edo shrines and temples. Better yet, keep fit with healthy cycling tours across Chiba, the city of waterways, and the Imperial Palace of Tokyo, among other places of note!

Saitama is home to refreshing race tracks tucked away in subtle mountain ranges, and you can savor the rush fill your urge for speed with a go-karting adventure that spans Chiba, Kanagawa, and Tochigi as well. Whenever in the region, a bus tour involving Mt. Fuji should be on the cards. It offers excellent panoramas of Owakudani valley, Lake Ashinko, and the Hakone Mountains. Endless other trekking and guided sightseeing tours, such as a private Narita Airport tour, await!

If water sports are your passion, Kanto has much for you to do! Row in the backdrop of skyscrapers as you SUP around a beautiful city in Yokohama, or discover pristine locations in Chiba and Kanagawa! Go on a diving adventure off the Izu islands, and get cozy with sea turtles living their best life in an interesting sea bed. Alternatively, take it fast and furious by rafting in Gunma and Saitama across determined rivers full of rapids and speed.

For another fast-paced and scenic sport, embrace windsurfing in Kanagawa and Chiba. Ride the breezes and waves of a beautiful sea as you race around in Mother Nature’s perfect playground! Take things nice and slow with a family-friendly Canoeing encompassing attractions like Sumida River and the Tokyo Sky Tree! You can also go sea fishing in the sunny settings of Kanto, and reel in a unique fish catch like the carp and yellowtail, to name a few.

Are you someone of great culture and tradition? Walk down memory lane of Edo times with the many traditional experiences in Kanto taking you back to feudal Japan. Rent a full-fledged Kimono, complete with hair accessories and even the iconic umbrella, and enjoy garden strolls or the company of beautiful temples and shrines of old. Taste hundreds of years of brewing history on Japanese whiskey tasting tours and delve behind the stables watching sumo practice in Tokyo, one of the most popular kinds of ancient martial arts!