Private Tours & Trips in Shikoku

Private transport connects you from Kyoto's Togetsukyo Bridge to Amanohashidate's pine-covered sandbar—one of Japan's Three Scenic Views—where you can try the famous upside-down viewing spot. Then cruise Ine Bay past traditional wooden funaya boathouses and finish at Biwako Terrace for sweeping views of Mount Hira.

Private transport gives you the freedom to set your own schedule as you check out Miyama's rural landscapes, Amanohashidate's scenic overlooks, and Ine's traditional funaya boathouses along the water. You'll get hands-on with cooking in Kayabuki no Sato, stop by Motoise Kono Shrine, and taste craft sake at Mukai Sake Brewery whenever it works for you.

This private self-guided trip with maximum 15 travelers lets you set your own pace through Tokyo's Tsukiji Fish Market and 634-meter Skytree, Kyoto's Zen temples Tenryu-ji and Ginkaku-ji, and Seoul's K-Star Road in Gangnam. Your trip includes a prepaid data SIM card, Japan Rail Pass for unlimited Shinkansen travel between cities, and 24-hour emergency support while staying at hotels in Shibuya, Arashiyama, Dotonbori, and Myeongdong districts. You'll have flexibility to add optional activities like Bentō cooking classes in Kyoto or climbing Bukhansan Peak.

Authentic Shikoku experiences await independent travelers, with structured support ensuring peace of mind throughout the trip.

A perfect blend of solo travel and optional small group activities awaits, maintaining an intimate atmosphere throughout your stay.

Your personal adventure near Shikoku unfolds at your own tempo, with convenient city bases for regional exploration.

Well-planned services and logistics support your independent travels through Shikoku, offering freedom to explore at your own pace.