Walk Japan has expanded its tour offerings with two new journeys combining hot springs, regional cuisine, and scenic walking routes.
The first is Onsen Gastronomy: Kiso in Nagano, a guided five-day, four-night tour combining onsen hot spring bathing with regional cuisine in the Kiso Valley. The tour includes visits to Edo-period post towns such as Kiso-Fukushima and Narai, and walks along pilgrimage trails to Mount Ontake. It operates year-round, with activities including alpine cable car rides from spring to autumn and snowshoeing in winter.
The self-guided Izu Wayfarer tour takes adventurers through Kawazu’s coastal trails, hot springs, and cherry-blossom-lined paths; Kawazu Nanadaru bridge, pictured
The second is The Izu Wayfarer, a six-day, five-night self-guided walking tour on the Izu Peninsula, near Tokyo. The route covers coastal trails, onsen hot springs, and historic port towns. Key points include the Jogasaki cliffs, the Odoriko Izu Dancer trail, and sites connected to William Adams and Commodore Perry.
For more information, visit The Onsen Gastronomy: Kiso in Nagano Tour and The Izu Wayfarer: Self-Guided Walking Tour.
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