Samurai Fishing

Fishing Boat Introduction Access Kazutoshi Maru is located in Kurihama, Yokosuka City, Kanagawa Prefecture, about 1.5 hours by car from Tokyo. By train, it takes about 15 minutes by bus or cab from JR Kurihama Station. With its easy acce...

The content of this article ✓ Traditional Japanese fishing is an exciting experience! ✓ Eating the fresh fish you catch is the ultimate luxury! ✓ Why not enjoy this delicious experience with your family and friends on a trip? An invitati...

Fishing. It is a traditional Japanese culture that only those who know Japan well would know about. If you come to Japan, why not try a traditional Japanese experience rather than just visiting tourist spots? In fact, fishing is one of J...

Fishing. It is a traditional Japanese culture that only those who know Japan well would know about. If you come to Japan, why not try a traditional Japanese experience rather than just visiting tourist spots? In fact, fishing is one of J...

Experience fishing in Kamakura at Ikedamaru in Koshigoe Port. Beginner-friendly boats, quick walk from Enoden Koshigoe Station, and partner restaurants for your fresh catch. Fishing. It is a traditional Japanese culture that only those w...

Nagasaki Fishing Adventure: Tai-Raba & Jigging with One Piece Fishing Boat Why Visit Nagasaki for Fishing? Nagasaki, a historic port city on offers some of Japan's most scenic coastal waters. While famous for its peace memororial and Glo...

Train to port in 7 minutes, fish a half-day charter aboard Choei-maru, then walk to dinner — Tomioka's car-free fishing day.

Fishing. It is a traditional Japanese culture that only those who know Japan well would know about. If you come to Japan, why not try a traditional Japanese experience rather than just visiting tourist spots? In fact, fishing is one of J...

Chase amberjack 40km off Sakata aboard Izanami, then sit down to the Shonai coast's day-boat catch at Nanatsuhan — one Yamagata day, sea to table.

Half-day fishing at Aihama Port, Chiba. Fresh-catch sea-to-table dinner at Wakasuzu. English guide, beginner-friendly, full rental tackle. $200–$300 per person.

Fishing. It is a traditional Japanese culture that only those who know Japan well would know about. If you come to Japan, why not try a traditional Japanese experience rather than just visiting tourist spots? In fact, fishing is one of J...

Board Ebisumaru at 5:30 in Okirai, feel the swell hit the moment you clear the bay, and taste Sanriku's catch by noon — no rental car needed.