Naritasan Shinshoji Temple is a historic temple, especially famous for its goma prayer. The main hall of the temple is majestic, and the splendid carvings in the inner sanctuary are a highlight of the temple. Nearby is the vast Naritasan Park, where visitors can enjoy the seasonal beauty of the area. The Niomon Gate and the three-story pagoda, both designated as important cultural properties, are also must-sees. Along the approach to the temple, there is a historic shopping street where visitors can enjoy local specialties after visiting the temple. Shinsho-ji Temple is a place where you can purify your body and soul and enjoy history and nature to the fullest. The temple opens until 16:00; if you would like to book the tour later than 4 p.m., we will show you different spots.

It has prospered as a temple town since the Edo period, and the remnants of that time still remain today, and the townscape, which is full of the Edo atmosphere, has been designated as a "Japanese Heritage Site." There are more than 150 restaurants and souvenir shops along the approach, where you can enjoy gourmet food such as the famous eel dish and a wide selection of souvenirs.

Located just a short walk from Narita-san Shinshoji Temple, Naritasan Park is a beautifully landscaped Japanese garden that offers a peaceful retreat from the bustling streets of Narita. Spanning over 165,000 square meters, the park is known for its tranquil atmosphere, seasonal beauty, and traditional design elements. Wander through winding paths that lead past koi-filled ponds, elegant bridges, and meticulously maintained trees. Visitors can enjoy cherry blossoms in the spring, vibrant maple leaves in the autumn, and calming greenery throughout the year. The park also features several scenic viewpoints, a calligraphy museum, and areas perfect for quiet reflection. Whether you're seeking a leisurely stroll or a moment of Zen, Naritasan Park provides a harmonious blend of nature, culture, and history—making it a must-visit spot for travelers exploring Narita.

This Kashima option takes you to the Kashima and Itako area, where peaceful waterways, local traditions, and Japanese football history come together. Instead of the standard itinerary, this option focuses on Suigo Itako Ayame Garden, a traditional rowboat experience when available, the Mercari Stadium area, Kashima Soccer Museum, and Kashima Jingu Shrine. It is ideal for travelers interested in regional Japan, football culture, Zico’s legacy, sacred shrines, or a different day trip from Narita or Ibaraki. The exact route, transportation style, and duration may vary depending on the selected option, pickup location, facility hours, weather, and traffic conditions. Please check the option details carefully before booking, as this Kashima itinerary replaces or significantly changes the standard tour route.