Group Travel and Tour Guide
We offer meal plans for customers arriving by tour bus.
We offer safe, fresh, and
impressive Japanese cuisine to suit your sightseeing needs.
Maximum 100 people
Entire floor available for hire
Recommended Menu
You can also order pudding and mackerel sushi as souvenirs.
Can accommodate up to 100 people when rented exclusively
Can accommodate up to 100 people when rented exclusively
Approximately 45 minutes by car from Amanohashidate, one of Japan's Three Views
Close to popular tourist spots such as Amanohashidate, one of Japan's Three Views, and the Maizuru Repatriation Memorial Museum, a World Heritage Site.
Address: 166 Hama, Maizuru City, 625-0036 (Daimon Shichijo North)
Tel：0120－64－4880 Fax：0773－64－4880
Parking: Available (12 spaces during lunch time)
If you use Akarenga
Park (free of charge), we will provide a boxed lunch for the driver.
Passengers will board
and disembark in front of the store, and passengers will be seated separately and served a set
meal at a lower price than usual.
Access
By car
Kyoto: From Ayabe Junction on the Kyoto Jukan Expressway to Maizuru-Wakasa Expressway "Maizuru
Higashi Interchange" -
approximately 1 hour and 10 minutes
Osaka: From Yoshikawa JCT on the Chugoku Expressway to
Maizuru-Wakasa Expressway "Maizuru Higashi IC" - approximately 1
hour 40 minutes
By train
JR Kyoto Station: Approx. 1 hour 40 minutes by direct express train such
as "Maizuru"
JR Osaka Station: Via Kyoto Station (direct express trains from Kyoto Station,
etc.) Approximately 2 hours 20 minutes
Via Fukuchiyama Line (express), Sanin Line (local), Maizuru Line (local) 2 hours 40 minutes
Popular Tourist Spots in Maizuru
Akarenga Park
Maizuru's Red Brick Park is a beautiful tourist spot where history and nature blend together. Located near Maizuru Port, a group of red brick buildings from the Meiji era remain, giving visitors a taste of the naval facilities of that time. The park is home to several museums, each with a wide range of exhibits that allow visitors to learn about Maizuru's history and culture. The spacious lawns are also perfect for families and couples to enjoy picnics or stroll around. Strolling around the historic buildings while enjoying the natural beauty of the four seasons offers visitors a special experience. Red Brick Park is a must-see spot for tourists, and a place where you can fully experience the charm of Maizuru. Be sure to stop by.
Maizuru Repatriation Memorial Museum
The Maizuru Repatriation Memorial Museum is a historic facility located in Maizuru City, Kyoto Prefecture. It tells the story of the post-World War II period, when Japanese prisoners of war were detained in Siberia and when repatriates from overseas returned home through Maizuru Port. The museum displays the valuable testimonies, photographs, and personal belongings of repatriates, allowing visitors to learn about the horrors of war and the value of peace. The exhibits are available in multiple languages, making them easy to understand for visitors from overseas. Another attraction is the location, which offers a panoramic view of beautiful Maizuru Bay. The Maizuru Repatriation Memorial Museum is a spot worth visiting, where you can learn about the past and feel a message of peace for the future.
Five Old Mountains Sky Tower
Located almost in the center of Maizuru, Mt. Goro-dake boasts an elevation of 301m. A 50m-high observation tower stands at its peak. From the observation room, 325m above sea level, you can enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view of the beautiful ria coastline of Maizuru Bay and Maizuru city. The view from here has been selected as the "Number 1 of the 100 Views of the Kinki Region," and is well worth seeing.
Maizuru Crane Bridge
This white steel cable-stayed bridge spans Maizuru Bay. It is 735m long and 95m above the water. It was designed to resemble two cranes, with the main towers representing crane beaks and the cables representing wings. The word for crane is "crane" in English, so the bridge was named "Crane Bridge," meaning "crane bridge."
Minato Maizuru Chatta Fireworks Festival
This summer festival in Maizuru is named after the Maizuru dialect "chatta" ("to be done"). The Minato Maizuru Chatta Festival Executive Committee has decided to renew the festival as a summer event, focusing on fireworks, and to hold it alternately in the east and west districts each year.
Yoshida Weeping Cherry Blossoms (Ruriji Temple)
In the spring, the sight of the 400-year-old tree and the 100-year-old young tree spreading their branches and blooming almost to the ground is so beautiful that they are loved by many as the "Yoshida Weeping Cherry Blossoms."
Popular tourist spots in Kyoto
Kinkakuji Temple
Kinkakuji Temple is known overseas as the "Golden Pavilion" and is well known. Its official name is Rokuonji Temple. It is a popular destination not only for international tourists, but also as a standard course for school trips. Kinkakuji Temple is also a popular photo spot for international tourists. The area just inside the main gate seems to be a particularly great spot for taking photos.
Kiyomizu-dera Temple
Kiyomizu-dera Temple is the number one tourist spot in Kyoto. The stage of the famous "From the Stage of Kiyomizu-dera Temple" is approximately 190 square meters in size. The panoramic view of Kyoto city from this stage is one of the reasons for its popularity.