Excursão de um dia ao Castelo de Wakayama, Mercado Kuroshio, Parque dos Cervos de Nara e Templo Todai-ji (partida de Osaka)
- Para entender a história de Edo no Japão, é imprescindível visitar o clássico castelo japonês "Castelo de Wakayama" e vivenciar a lendária história da família Tokugawa.
- O Mercado Kuroshio reúne os peixes mais frescos, e é imperdível assistir à rara apresentação de desmanche de atum ao vivo por artesãos japoneses.
- Suba ao Patrimônio Mundial, o maior edifício de madeira do mundo, Todai-ji, e sinta a grandiosidade da arquitetura tradicional.
- Vá a Nara apenas para ver os adoráveis cervos, experimente a rara experiência de alimentá-los e tirar selfies com os cervos de Nara.
- A cada ano, a primavera com as cerejeiras em flor e o outono com os bordos avermelhados têm encantos diferentes, e é uma pena perder as belas paisagens de estação limitada!
O que esperar
Faça uma viagem dos sonhos que combina história, cultura, gastronomia e interações terapêuticas com animais!
Castelo de Wakayama — Construído em 1585 sob as ordens do deus guerreiro Toyotomi Hideyoshi, foi reconstruído várias vezes, mantendo-se magnífico e imponente! Um dos “Três Maiores Castelos de Planície Montanhosa” do Japão, passeie pelo antigo castelo, sinta a atmosfera da era samurai e visite locais de filmagem de dramas japoneses e locais de peregrinação para os amantes da história.
Mercado Kuroshio — O paraíso dos amantes de atum! Assista ao impressionante show de desmembramento do atum no local e escolha os frutos do mar frescos entregues diretamente do porto. Coma fatias frescas superdoces. Há também especialidades locais de Wakayama, lembrancinhas gourmet para satisfazer seu paladar e desejos de compras.
Parque dos Cervos de Nara — Interaja e alimente os populares cervos, tire selfies e mostre sua fofura! Uma experiência rara, fofa e terapêutica, alimente os biscoitos de veado com suas próprias mãos e tire fotos cheias de cura japonesa.
Templo Todai-ji de Nara — O maior salão budista de madeira do mundo, Patrimônio Mundial da UNESCO, é solene e cheio de Zen, sentindo a magnífica e tranquila atmosfera de um antigo templo milenar.
Paisagens de beleza sazonal limitada — Flores de cerejeira na primavera e folhas vermelhas no outono, todo o fosso do Castelo de Wakayama e o Parque de Nara são tingidos com cores de sonho, cheios de uma atmosfera romântica japonesa.


































Avaliações
The tour guide and driver were very friendly and took us to amazing spots! We were given enough time to explore each place for about 1.5 hours so I recommend picking 2 things to do at each place so you have time. The van was air-conditioned and our group was small so we could easily make friends. I definitely will take this tour again!
First, we went to Wakayama Castle; then to Kuroshio Market to watch the tuna cutting show, and had grilled seafood for lunch. It was truly amazing to enjoy such a beautiful environment. After that, we bought some cheap and fragrant peaches; finally, we went to Nara to see the deer. There were so many deer, and this time I was even ambushed by them, almost having a whole box of biscuits snatched away – it was terrifying. I must commend our tour guide, Alan, who was witty, humorous, and spoke Chinese, English, and Japanese. He explained everything very clearly, shared historical insights, and introduced us to good deals and beautiful things 👍
Although this itinerary involves a fair bit of travel, being able to visit both Wakayama and Nara in one day is truly excellent! The tour guide's explanations were clear, and they were very attentive.
The entire trip involved more time on the tour bus than at the attractions. In the morning, we spent some time finding the meeting point in Umeda, then took a 1.5-hour ride to Wakayama. You can eat and drink on the bus, so I recommend buying breakfast to eat there. We parked at the foot of Wakayama Castle, and tour members could choose to go up to Wakayama Castle or explore nearby. Since the elderly person with us found it a bit strenuous to walk up to Wakayama Castle, we opted to visit the free zoo at the foot of the mountain. Then, we took a half-hour drive to the second attraction, Kuroshio Market, which is an indoor seafood market. There was a tuna cutting show at 12:30 PM that day, and people started waiting at 12:00 PM. My family and I also stood for 25 minutes beforehand; otherwise, we wouldn't have gotten a good spot because so many people came to watch. After watching, we had lunch in the market. Since my family doesn't eat raw food, there weren't many options in the market, so we ordered ramen, but it was incredibly salty and terrible! The tempura udon was just average. You can also buy fruit at the fruit market opposite the seafood market. Then, we took a two-hour drive to Nara. The parking spot was about a 10-minute walk from Nara Todai-ji Temple. You can buy deer crackers for 200 yen to feed the deer, but I was bitten on the thigh by an eager deer, which shows they were really hungry. On the way back to the meeting point, I saw a few fawns, so I suggest saving one or two crackers for them. Finally, we took about a 1.5-hour ride back to Umeda. The whole trip was very relaxed, with plenty of time to sleep on the bus. The tour guide could speak Mandarin and English. Besides introducing the attractions, it would have been more engaging if they could have shared more about Japanese culture and interesting facts.
Thanks to Nancy, we enjoyed our trip today! The trip covers three places, and we don't think it's too tiring to walk or explore. While the temperature is cold, especially when there's wind, it's manageable as long as you come with a jacket in January.
Our tour guide Nancy is very kind and friendly. We were lucky as the group size was not too big and there was no traffic jam that day. Everything went smoothly. Highly recommended. Just note that some deer can be quite persistent/aggressive.
This is a tour with a relatively long journey, involving more than 2 hours of driving. A van will be used because the entrance to Wakayama Castle is narrow, so the group size should probably be limited to no more than six people. The return time from Nara city should be 4:30 PM, and we can reduce the time spent at the fish market to an hour and a half, which should be sufficient.
For friends who haven't visited Wakayama and Nara, this one-day tour is excellent. We happened to catch the autumn foliage season, and the scenery was incredibly beautiful. My family was very happy and satisfied with this trip. Our guide, Marco, was thoughtful in his arrangements and provided friendly explanations.
The day before, someone contacted me via WhatsApp to confirm. It was very convenient to visit multiple places in one day, see Wakayama Castle, coincidentally catch a local event, and then go to Nara to see the deer.
The itinerary was ample, Wakayama's scenery was beautiful, the sashimi at Kuroshio Market was incredibly fresh, and the deer in Nara were absolutely adorable. Our tour guide, Joe, was very thoughtful, sending a warm reminder the day before departure. Thank you!
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