Reborn-Art Festival 2019 Guided Bus Tour
One-day bus tour will take you to the five areas hosting the festvial's about 23 art works. Festival passport fee and lunch are included.
Itinerary
10:00 a.m. Pick-up at Ishinomaki Station
Oginohama
Kozumihama
1. Reeelax
Since you’ll be taken directly to each of the about 23 art works, you can maximize your time at the festival without the hassle to driving and locating them yourself.
2. Get the full picture
During the tour, professional guides will explain each art work, as well as speak about local topics of interest, history, etc.
3. Eat local
At a local minshuku (traditional guest house), area specialties such as fresh seafood will be served for lunch. You also have the option of enjoying local sake.
4. Be back in Tokyo the same day
After the tour, you can hop on a train and be back in Tokyo by 9:00 p.m.
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Special Invitation
Tradional Japanese lunch at Minshuku
Ayukawa
Momonoura
5:35 p.m. Tour ends at Ishinomaki Station
ART AND TRAVEL
Provided by Isinomaki Kanko Suishin Kiko
Operated by North Japan Tours
Curators
This groundbreaking festival of art, music and food, which first took place on the Oshika Peninsula in Miyagi Prefecture, one of the areas of affectd by the 2011 earthquake and tsunami, attracted more than 200,000 people in 2017. It's back this summer with an even larger selection world-renowned artists and creators.
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