Kurashiki Private Tour | EBISUYA's Rickshaw Experience | 30/ 60 /120 min (22337)

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• — What You Can Expect —
• Join us for an unforgettable journey that intertwines history, culture, and natural beauty!
• 30-minute tour

Route: Kurashiki Monogatarikan (Museum) - Honmachi, Higashimachi - Nakabashi Bridge - Imabashi Bridge - Kurashiki Monogatarikan

Set off from the Kurashiki Monogatari Museum and allow our rickshaw to transport you through the captivating realms of Honmachi, Higashimachi, and the Kurashiki River, steeped in the nostalgic atmosphere of Edo. Delight in the exploration of meticulously preserved popular spots, including the historical preserved district area and the captivating history of the Ohara family, renowned for establishing the prestigious Ohara Museum of Art. Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Kurashiki's cultural heritage as our rickshaw guides you through these enchanting destinations. Prepare to be captivated by the charm and elegance that awaits around every corner.

• 60-minute tour

Route: Kurashiki Monogatarikan (Museum) - Honmachi, Higashimachi - Nakabashi Bridge - Takasago Bridge - Imabashi Bridge - Around the Ohara Family Residence - Kurashiki Monogatarikan

Discover the captivating tales that echo through time as you traverse the East and West, delving deep into the remarkable heritage of Kurashiki. Explore the meticulously preserved districts of Honmachi and Higashimachi towns, and witness the vibrant customs that line the picturesque Kurashiki River. On the East side, explore the abundance of historical spots established by the Ohara family during the Meiji era. Meanwhile, the West side showcases the preserved history of the Ohashi family, who held the esteemed role of governors during the Edo period. 120-minute tour

Route: Kurashiki Monogatarikan (Museum) - Achi Shrine (stop for Worship) - Honmachi, Higashi Town - Kurashiki Ivy Square - Nakabashi - Takasagobashi Bridge - Imabashi Bridge - Ohara Family Residence (stop for Entry) - Kurashiki Monogatarikan

If you find that one hour is too short, we highly recommend the 2-hour rickshaw trip, allowing you to explore and experience even more captivating places. You will tour both the East and West areas, unveiling the rich history from the Edo to the Meiji era. On top of visiting the 1,700-year-old Achi Shrine, you'll have the opportunity to explore the national cultural heritage such as Ohashi Family Residence, located in the Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter.