In Japan, tea ceremony is more than just drinking tea—it’s about experiencing the essence of beauty. While we often associate beauty with outward appearances, in the tea ceremony, we appreciate the inner beauty of nature, whic... More

At MY ONLY FRAGRANCE, a fragrance advisor will give you exclusive advice. First, you choose a fragrance based on your intuition, and then we ask you about your preferences, such as the type of fragrance and the amount of fragrance... More

Come with us to visit the historic streets of Gion, Kyoto, for 4 hours! We start with a peaceful walk along the Kamo River, popular with locals. Then we discover Shirakawa Street, which marks the entrance to the neighborhood. We... More

Experience the Beauty of the Seasons and Kyoto’s Tradition through Decorative Sushi Rolls First time making sushi? No problem! Join us in Kyoto for a unique decorative sushi roll-making experience where art meets tradition. In t... More

Discover Kyoto's traditional culture with the Kimono/Yukata(summer kimono) experience! Gion is such a great traditional Japanese vibe. You can enjoy Japanese culture more by wearing a kimono or yukata at a tea ceremony & festival!... More

Experience Japanese Calligraphy in a traditional Machiya in Kyoto. Calligraphy is an important part of Japanese culture, involving the art of Kanji characters with sumi ink on white paper. Each artist brings their unique style, ... More

Matcha Green Tea was originally introduced to Japan in the 12th century by the zen monk, Eisai, the founder of Japanese Zen Buddhism in Kyoto. Since then, it has been developed into the refined form of tea ceremony. However, the o... More

Step off the beaten path and into a unique Kyoto night This small-group experience begins at a local yakiniku restaurant—so authentic it often turns away tourists without Japanese speakers. Enjoy six cuts of premium Japanese be... More

Avoid tourists and go deep into niche attractions such as Sanzen-in Temple in Kyoto. Go early and come back late, so you can enjoy a long activity time Come face-to-face with the shimmering moss and experience the Arashiyama trai... More

*Discover the essence of TOFU, a staple in Japanese cuisine and a rich plant-based protein source. *Attend this class and you will learn how to make Fresh Tofu from scratch! Would you like to experience it for yourself? *Tofu is ... More

Embark on an unforgettable journey through some of Japan's most breathtaking and culturally rich destinations! Start your day with a convenient meetup in either Osaka or Kyoto, and let our expert guide lead you on a seamless adven... More

Known as the "City of a Thousand Years," Kyoto is a beautiful city where old historic buildings, modern cityscapes, and nature coexist in harmony. While visiting Kyoto in the daylight is of course beautiful, Kyoto at night offers ... More

More Than Just a Hike – Far from the crowds, walk beneath countless vermilion Torii gates, enjoy panoramic views of Kyoto and Osaka, and stroll through tranquil bamboo groves. Reach the iconic Senbon Torii gates and discover the... More

Experience making hand made rings by hammering the texture using the japanese traditional style called "Tankin". You Will choose your favorite material, thickness, shape and texture. Then, using special hammers and tools by custom... More

・A full lecture by a professional calligrapher. ・Calligrapher make the customer's name in kanji characters. ・You can write it on a beautiful Japanese colored board. ・The opportunity to see an amazing performance by a ca... More

Enjoy a fully customizable 4-hour private tour of Kyoto’s world heritage sites, tailored to your preferences. Choose your attractions, set the start time, and explore with a friendly, knowledgeable guide who provides cultural in... More

You will definitely find it! "Special" just for you Mimosa has a wide variety of kimonos (yukata) and accessories in spite of being a small store. Tourist spots are just a step away! ? Outstanding location◎ The store faces Koda... More

This activity is very popular these days. It is a light and solid string because it is winding a thin twisted paper with thread. Let's knit this string and make accessories and ornaments. For example, straps of strawberries, flora... More

• This is a walking tour visiting local izakayas and bars in Kyoto. • You can easily enjoy a variety of delicious traditional Japanese foods. • We will visit about three establishments, spending around 60 minutes at each, ... More

Explore “Kyoto’s kitchen,” where even local restaurant chefs come and buy ingredients! Eat and sip your way through the market while learning about Kyoto’s unique food culture through multiple food tastings. Lunch with 7+... More