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日本の魂への旅:【出雲】伝説の発祥地とものづくりの魔法
日本の本質の中心への並外れた遠征に乗り出しましょう。古代神話と国家のルーツが絡み合う、荘厳な出雲大社から始まります。魅惑的な伝説を明らかにし、この神聖な聖域の精神的なオーラに浸ってください。
しかし、冒険はそこで終わりません。ものづくりの精神が息づく魅惑の鉄の町、奥出雲へ。たたらと刀剣博物館で熟練の職人たちと出会い、刀づくりの芸術性を目の当たりにし、何世紀にもわたって続く持続可能な伝統に魅了されてください。
地元農家の温かい歓迎を受け、おいしいバーベキューを味わい、仁田舞おにぎりの味をご賞味ください。日本のおもてなしの真髄を体験し、古来の習慣と現代の革新の融合に感動してください。
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蔵泊うずまき
Izumo Grand Shrine
日本の古代の起源を体現する建築の傑作、出雲大社の神聖な美しさに浸ってください。そのシンプルさと象徴性が自然と調和して調和し、あなたを時代を超越した領域に連れて行きます。色鮮やかな壁画や工芸品を探索し、何世紀にもわたる伝統とつながる儀式を目撃してください。出雲大社は、日本の文化遺産と職人技を展示し、自然との深いつながりを反映しています。城壁の中で個人の内省と静けさを体験し、日本の歴史への深い感謝を感じて帰りましょう。出雲の神聖な魅力と精神的な重要性の永続的な思い出を作りましょう。 13:00~出雲大社集合 13:00~15:00 出雲大社ガイド 15:00 - 16:00 - 奥出雲へドライブ 16:00 - 17:00 - 日本の田舎暮らし体験:夕食の野菜収穫手伝い うずまきでの夕食と宿泊
Okuizumo-cho
日本の田舎暮らし体験 夕食の野菜収穫のお手伝い 奥出雲のうずまきファームステイで日本の田舎へ逃げましょう。農場活動に参加したり、温かく迎えてくれるホストと心のこもった会話をしながら、本物の田舎のライフスタイルに浸ってください。新鮮な野菜を収穫する喜びと産地直送の料理を味わってください。四季折々に変化する田んぼの美しさを捉えます。日本の伝統的な入浴法と調理法を学びましょう。ゆっくりとした生活のペースを受け入れ、自然や地元の伝統とつながりながら大切な思い出を作りましょう。うずまきでは、他にはない真に没入型の田舎体験を提供します。 13:00~出雲大社集合 13:00~15:00 出雲大社ガイド 15:00 - 16:00 - 奥出雲へドライブ 16:00 - 17:00 - 日本の田舎暮らし体験:夕食の野菜収穫手伝い うずまきでの夕食と宿泊
LUNCH
昼食
奥出雲の最高級ジビエを丁寧に焼き上げてご賞味ください。地元農家の温かいおもてなしを感じてください。
奥出雲たたらと刀剣の博物館で古代冶金の世界へ足を踏み入れましょう。ここでは、何世紀にもわたる持続可能な鉄生産の秘密を解き明かします。伝統的なたたら炉を使用して、熟練した職人が鉄を作るために採用した独創的な方法について学びましょう。過去の持続可能な実践を掘り下げながら、自然と産業の調和を発見してください。自然の資源が尊重され、バランスよく利用されていることに感謝しながら、原材料を耐久性のある鉄に変える複雑なプロセスを目撃してください。持続可能な製鉄の歴史に浸り、先人の知恵を明らかにしてください。 10:00~12:00 奥出雲たたらと刀剣博物館 12:15 - 14:00 - ワイルドミートのバーベキュー 14:15 - 15:15 - 醤油工場見学 15:30 - 16:30 - ナイフ製作ワークショップ訪問 16:45~出雲見成駅でお別れ
Okuizumo-cho
醤油工場見学 醤油工場を巡る魅力的な旅に出かけ、この日本に欠かせない調味料の伝統的な製造方法と作り方を学びましょう。日本料理を豊かにする味と香りの背後にある秘密を発見してください。 10:00~12:00 奥出雲たたらと刀剣博物館 12:15 - 14:00 - ワイルドミートのバーベキュー 14:15 - 15:15 - 醤油工場見学 15:30 - 16:30 - ナイフ製作ワークショップ訪問 16:45~出雲見成駅でお別れ
Okuizumo-cho
「時を超えた旅:ナイフ職人の名工、川島の匠の技を目撃する」 キャプション: 有名な刃物メーカー、川島名匠を訪ねて、時代を超越した職人技の世界に足を踏み入れましょう。魅惑的なナイフ製作のプロセスを掘り下げ、過去から現在までの伝統のシームレスな流れを目撃してください。川島の手によって素材に命が吹き込まれる、刃のひとつひとつに込められた細やかな技術とこだわりをぜひご体験ください。鋼の鍛造から刃の研ぎまで、世代を超えて受け継がれてきた芸術性をご覧ください。この驚くべき出会いは、伝統的な職人技と古くからの技術の保存の不朽の美しさを垣間見ることができます。 10:00~12:00 奥出雲たたらと刀剣博物館 12:15 - 14:00 - ワイルドミートのバーベキュー 14:15 - 15:15 - 醤油工場見学 15:30 - 16:30 - ナイフ製作ワークショップ訪問 16:45~出雲見成駅でお別れ
昼食
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出発予定時刻の6日前までにキャンセルされた場合、全額返金の対象となります。<br>出発予定時刻の2~6日前までにキャンセルされた場合、50%が返金されます。<br>出発予定日の2日前以内にキャンセルされた場合、0%が返金されます。
7 reviews
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor
0gall,2025年4月7日
- Review from Tripadvisor
The time we spent in Shimane Prefecture with ThoughINAKA was incredible. We discovered and experienced a different side of Japan - unique, beautiful, and unlike the big cities we visited during most of our trip. We’re truly grateful for the opportunity. This experience will remain one of the highlights of our journey! We deeply appreciate the patience, insightful explanations, and the wonderful way our guide helped us connect with the real people of Japan. We also got to see traditional Japanese craftsmanship up close, which was unforgettable. The private tour was thoughtfully tailored to our specific interests, and every moment of it felt special - truly an incredible experience from start to finish.
Trip61514584785,2024年11月4日
- Review from Tripadvisor
I recently took an unforgettable tour in Japan's Shimane area that immersed me in the deep cultural and historical roots of the region. From the very first day, I was captivated by the beauty and heritage of this area. We started in Okuizumo, visiting the sacred Kumano Shrine on the Mt. Hiba, which includes what is said to be Izanagi's grave. There was also a charming kamishibai performance that truly brought Japanese folklore to life. My first night was spent in a lovely renewed and luxurious kominka where I was treated to a private chef experience—a delicious meal crafted with local flavors, absolutely amazing. The second day was all about Japan’s tatara iron-making tradition. I had the chance to see the fields in which the iron sand was collected through the river stream,then I visited the Okuizumo Tatara Sword Museum, and even make my own knife (!!!), which was an extraordinary hands-on experience. I stayed overnight at a super comfy lodge named Tsukaru, where the lovely owners, also a skilled chef and his assitant, prepared a fantastic dinner and breakfast. I also had the chance to visit local, very traditional onsen, absolutely a mus for those who want to experience real Japanese country life. On the third day, I visited the Itohara family museum, where I met the 15th generation heir—a highlight for anyone interested in Japanese family heritage and history. The tea ceremony was a serene experience, followed by a visit to the sacred Izumo Taisha shrine, steeped in mythology. Every guide on this tour was exceptionally knowledgeable, professional, and fluent in English, which made learning about Japan’s tatara traditions and mythology, so enriching! This tour is a must for anyone interested in Japan’s origins and artisanal heritage! Thank you Sameer for organising such a wonderful tour! Highly reccomended!!!

VicBlanc13,2024年10月22日
- Review from Tripadvisor
A great experience, Samira is very knowledgeable and well connected all around izumo, we had several different experiences from travelling to museums and historic landmarks, making soba, sake tasting and making our own knife! He was always very pleasant and helpful!
E6288ATclairet,2023年12月7日
- Review from Tripadvisor
Excellent service and a wonderful and warm experience! We engaged though_inaka for a private day excursion to Okuizumo from the port of Sakaiminato during our circle Japan cruise. Sameera helped put together a tour for 4 of us based on our interest in tatara iron and sword-making. He was very accommodating and easy to work with, given our limited timeframe in port. In Okuizumo, the iron museum and sword-forging demonstration by a master forger was unforgettable. We thoroughly enjoyed the hands-on soba-making and delicious lunch in a traditional house that is wonderfully maintained by the community group. We were also treated to samisen and singing by our personable soba-making hosts. Sameera was very informative and enlightening on the Okuizumo legacy of iron making and sword forging, as well as rice cultivation practices. Culturally, it was very rewarding to see the inner countryside and meet its warm-hearted residents. All in all, a high-quality experience...next time I will allot more time! I would highly recommend though_inaka to those that want to go off the beaten path and explore a piece of the "heart" of Japan.
791monac,2023年10月12日
- Review from Tripadvisor
This tour was recommended by a friend of mine. Before visiting Simane, Sammera was very helpful to answer my questions. Our tour guide Shino was friendly and knowledgeable. Shino introduced us the history of Matsue castle, and then took us to Tanabe art museum. We got to see a collection of historical pottery for tea. Later on, we visited an organic tea farm and got to make our own tea. It was such a fantastic experience that I never had it before. In the evening, we had a tea ceremony in our Ryokan. It was very interesting that the utensils were resembled to what we saw at the art museum. Next day we visited Itohara Memorial Museum and Tatara factory. The food through the tour was extremely good and I really enjoyed it. By joining this tour, it gave me an opportunity to explore the rural area of Japan. The environment, people, food, everything was so wonderful. I would definitely recommend this tour to anyone who visits Shimane.















ベサニ,2023年8月9日
- Review from Tripadvisor
I took this tour in July of 2023 and it was such a delight. It had an easy to understand theme and each activity made sense within that theme. The tour organizer was very friendly and knowledgeable. I had been wanting to come to see Izumo-taisha for awhile now and was able to explore it deeper than I would have had I come together with friends independent of the tour. The storytellers we met were incredibly informative and easy to talk to. They had answers to every small obscure question we could think of. Interacting with the locals was also a delight. Some came out of their way to deliver ice cream to us on a very hot day although their “stage” of the tour had already ended. None of my friends believed me until I showed them the videos, but we made soba noodles AND a knife! Coming back home, I was able to share with my Japanese friends a rich history, including customs that are unique to the area, and photographs of beautiful landscapes that they didn’t even know existed. I can’t wait to come back!

ConstanceL303,2023年7月26日
- Review from Tripadvisor
I had an absolutely amazing tour of Shimane organized by Sameera. Right from the start, Sameera was extremely helpful with suggestions on which bus to take, meeting us at the bus terminal and organizing private transportation throughout the tour. He was extremely knowledgeable about each site that we visited, adding to the already impressive amount of information provided by our wonderful tour guides. The food at our traditional country house in Okuizumo was incredible, with a traditional Japanese setting and flavors prepared by Lisa and her partner. We got to harvest some of the herbs and vegetables for dinner, as well as preparing a traditional Japanese bath with wood fire. Our hosts were so lovely and accommodating, answering all of our questions and taking us to visit the local shrine. The support staff on the trip were also incredible. Chie and Shino were our tour guides for the Izumo Taisha Shrine and the Okuizumo Tatara Sword Museum respectively. Both guides were so kind and knowledgeable, making the tour such an enjoyable experience. The soba making class was a great experience and we had so much fun with the soba master. He was also so kind, bringing us ice cream when we were at the Unshu Chuzen knife making class. The knife making class was so much fun and we had the chance to buy high quality traditional Japanese knives from the family. They customized my knife by carving my family name into the knife at no additional cost, which I thought was really special. I would definitely recommend this tour to anyone interested in Japanese culture, as you will experience so many different things that you would not usually and everyone you meet is so kind and friendly.






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