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Discover Osaka: USJ Fun + Hidden Fishing & Dining Gems
Fish Osaka with SEA PARADISE near USJ, then savor your fresh catch at Umaimonoya Azuma. Easy access from JR Taisho, beginner & family-friendly.
Hidden Akashi Treasure: Fishing Fun & Tasty Food Journey
Discover UOE fishing in Akashi, Japan. A unique experience with easy access, safe for families and beginners, plus fresh seafood meals at a partner restaurant.
Secret Osaka Port Fishing and Fresh Catch Dining Experience
Experience SeaMagical in Sakai: easy access from Osaka, beginner-friendly crew, and a partner restaurant cooks your fresh catch for a true Japanese adventure.
Uncover Tokoname’s Charm: Fish, Feast, and Local Culture
Enjoy fishing with ALL RAID in Aichi’s Chita Peninsula and taste your fresh catch at Ajidokoro Teppou, a true Japanese local experience.
Catch the Sea, Taste the Joy: Hidden Fishing in Yokohama
Enjoy fishing at Arakawaya in Yokohama’s Kanazawa-Hakkei, then savor your catch at partner SandFish. Easy access, beginner-friendly, and truly unforgettable.
Yokohama’s Hidden Treasure: Hands-On Fishing Experience
Enjoy a beginner-friendly fishing trip at Yokohama’s Kanazawa Port with Kabatosimaru, then savor your fresh catch at Izakaya Hatsunaga in Kawasaki.
A hidden gem in Yokohama: Fishing at “Dai-san Kamoshitamaru”
Want a rare experience only true Japan lovers know? Discover traditional fishing—Yokohama “Dai-san Kamoshita-maru” is a must to enjoy Japan more!
Another charm of Osaka only the locals know about, “JACK”
Why not try an experience that only a Japan expert would know about? Introduce the traditional Japanese activity of fishing! Osaka's “JACK” is a must-see!
Another charm of Osaka only the locals know about, “M’s 2”
Why not try an experience that only a Japan expert would know about? Introduce the traditional Japanese activity of fishing! Osaka's “M's 2” is a must-see!
Little One, in Omuta City featured in the magazine “Fables”.
Fishing is a traditional Japanese activity! Why not try a valuable experience that only those familiar with Japan know about? In Omuta, I recommend “Little-One”