A relaxed 1-hour walk to Kanamaru-za - Japan's oldest kabuki theater - with a bilingual local guide. Small group, up to 8 guests. Rated 5.0 by travelers.
★Highlights
・See Kanamaru-za from outside, Japan's oldest surviving kabuki theater
・See Saya-bashi, a bridge used only for a sacred annual ritual
・Explore Ichinohashi Park with a knowledgeable local guide
・Bilingual guide in English and Japanese, small group of up to 8
・Relaxed pace with time for questions - rated 5.0 by travelers
Please enter through the main entrance and proceed to the lobby. The lobby is located immediately inside the main entrance, so it is easy to find. Your guide will be waiting for you in the lobby and will meet you there.
Kanamaru-za Japan's oldest kabuki theater is still standing — nearly 200 years and counting. Pretty impressive for a wooden building, right? We'll check it out from outside and get the backstory.
Saya-bashi This pretty covered bridge is roped off almost all year. Why? It's only used once, for a festival that's been going on for centuries. We'll tell you all about it.
Ichinohashi Park A peaceful little park by the river — the same one Edo-era pilgrims used to wash up in before heading up the steps to the shrine. Nice spot to slow down for a minute.
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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