Uto's Historical Journey: A Sensory Trip Through Time Ready to do more than just see Uto's history? Let's take a special journey to truly experience it with all five senses. This tour offers one-of-a-kind activities you won't find anywhere else. Feel like a samurai by wearing a full suit of armor, and strike a historic drum with your own handmade drumsticks. As we explore the quiet castle ruins and historic streets, you'll feel the powerful vibrations of the drums, the cool flow of a natural spring, and the rich scent of soy sauce from the town's old storehouses. A private taxi and guide(optuinal) will take you on a journey at your own pace, letting you dive deep into Uto's unique charm. Get ready to make unforgettable memories.

Todoroki Spring Source Uto Castle Ruins Step into the past at the ruins of Uto Castle, a strategic fortress from Japan's feudal era. Your guide will paint a vivid picture of the castle's rise and fall, including tales of the famous samurai Konishi Yukinaga. You'll then visit Todoroki Spring Source, a beautiful spot where you can see and feel the crystal-clear water that has nourished the land for centuries.

Uto City O-Daiko Drum Museum Experience the soul of Uto culture! The museum houses 26 historic drums designated as Important Tangible Folk Cultural Properties of Japan. Here, you'll join a unique Bachi-making experience, crafting your own drumsticks. Afterward, you'll use your handmade bachi to strike one of the drums, feeling its powerful vibrations and making your own music.

Nishioka Shrine- Armored Samurai Experience Unleash your inner samurai! At this historic shrine, you will have the rare chance to try on a full set of traditional samurai armor. Pose for unforgettable photos as you learn about the armor's significance and the disciplined life of a samurai.

Lunch Time Enjoy a delicious, authentic lunch at one of three charming locations, depending on your preference: Please let us know where you would like to eat on the day. Please pay for your meals yourself.

• Amo-da Retro-kan: A cozy cafe set in a beautifully preserved old train station, offering a nostalgic atmosphere. (Open on weekends only).
• Senba Kurayashiki: A historical warehouse turned restaurant where you can savor local flavors in a traditional setting.
• Syokubo Tajiri: A diner beloved by locals, offering a taste of authentic Japanese home-style cooking.

Matsuai Historic Town Walk Take a leisurely stroll through the preserved streets of Matsuai. This area is famous for its historical salt and soy sauce warehouses. Your can feel the stories about the town's prosperous past and the families who lived and worked here, allowing you to smell and see the history of this unique seaside town.