For anyone wanting to visit the earthquake and tsunami disaster area - this tour will take you to Ishinomaki and Matsushima Bay - which is one of the three Greatest Sights of Japan. Cruise along the affected coast and visit local museum. Your story-telling guides will show you some of the most affected areas, where you will learn about the reconstruction efforts and disaster prevention.

Visit the disaster area and enjoy local products. You will learn about the state of the area at that time and its current state of reconstruction by visiting the affected areas around Natori city. The tour also includes shopping and strawberry picking

This is a one day course that explores the area around the Sendai Port. Enjoy some of Sendai’s most popular attractions through a trip that visits Sendai Umino-Mori Aquarium, Outlet Park, and the beer factory. At Sendai Umino-Mori Aquarium, you can see about 25,000 fish of 50 species leisurely swimming in giant tanks that replicate the Sanriku Sea. Watch the impressive and extraordinary dolphin and sea lion performances from stadium seats. This route includes shopping at one of the largest outlet parks in the Tohoku region and visiting and tasting at the KIRIN BREWERY which is one of a Japan’s representative Brewing company.

This is a course that lets you see the areas affected by the 3/11 disaster. From the Sendai 3.11 Monument Community Center and Arahama Elementary School, you can see the efforts made in disaster prevention, mitigation, and recovery. This area is close to central Sendai and you can learn and discover what you cannot experience anywhere else. You can also visit the Sendai Umino-Mori Aquarium and reconstructed Sendai Port area.

This is a varied course that lets you visit World Heritage sites and learn about disaster & recovery efforts. There are plenty of rich highlights such as World Heritage site Chusonji Temple, the extraordinary scenery at Genbikei Gorge, and its famous specialty dumpling Kakkou Dango, also known as “Flying Dango.”You can also visit Rikuzentakata City and learn about post-disaster recovery efforts.

This is a course to explore the tsunami disaster area and facilities around the Iwate Prefecture coast. It is filled with unique sights including Ryusendo, one of Japan’s Three Great Limestone Caves that was greatly damaged by a 2016 typhoon, the remains of Taro Tourism Hotel, which is preserved as a Great Eastern Japan Disaster monument, and the picturesque scenery of Sanriku Coast’s Jodogahama Beach. Enjoy the impressive, popular sites while also learning about the 3/11 disaster and recovery efforts.

Tour to the disaster areas of Soma and Futaba, located on the coast of Fukushima Prefecture. You will learn about the reconstruction process from the time of the earthquake to today by visiting there. In addition, you can enjoy a lot of local specialties such as seafood and agricultural products and you come in contact with the charm that the area originally has.

You visit Iwaki’s first tsunami evacuation building completed in Hisanohama, which suffered from tsunami. You also visit an aquarium which was seriously damaged by tsunami. In addition, you can help local agricultural and fishery industries' recovery by picking famous tomatoes of Iwaki and shopping for seafood at Lalamew.