In Tsukiji fish market, you can enjoy fat tuna. 70% of store in the market deal with tuna, because tuna is king of Sushi. You can eat not only sashimi (raw fish), but also grill ones in street stand.  If it's sunny, I will take... More

Asakusa is one of the oldest and most historical town in Tokyo. There're lots of things to see of Japanese old culture. Our Asakusa expert guide will take you all around Asakusa area and share things that you will never known. The... More

Enjoy a fun day out exploring the Fukugawa area of Tokyo. Laid back Fukugawa is the heart of old Tokyo and a charming unpretentious district. Once an old waterfront merchant town the area is known for mixing the traditional with t... More

Explore the exquisite blend of Japan's traditional Geisha culture and the vibrant nightlife of Ginza on this exclusive tour. Enjoy access to hidden bar not typically open to newcomers, where you'll witness captivating Geisha featu... More

This 7-day tour is crafted to give you a glimpse of Japan's rich culinary heritage and cultural treasures. This tour includes stops in Tokyo and the iconic Mount Fuji, setting the backdrop for a visit to Hakone’s hot springs. In... More

Spend 5 hours exploring Osaka’s iconic landmarks and hidden gems with a licensed guide, who will share cultural insights and local tips along the way. After the tour, join a one-hour workshop at Matcha Making Osaka, located nea... More

Follow the footsteps of Sen no Rikyu, the grand master who perfected the Way of Tea. Born in Sakai, he revolutionized tea culture with his wabi-sabi philosophy. Visit the site of his former residence and explore exhibits at Sakai... More

Discover Japan's essence on our Half-day Kanazawa: Omicho Market, Ohi Museum, and Sushi-making Tour. This tour blends tradition and innovation in a historical yet modern city. The highlight is a sushi class led by a 50-year vetera... More

Highlights -Step into a hidden teahouse in the heart of Nagoya -Taste exquisite wagashi from a confectioner once favored by the Tokugawa family -Watch the graceful ritual of a tea master preparing matcha -Whisk your own bowl of ma... More

How would you feel if you arrived in a city and you knew nothing about it? How would you feel if you had someone by your side who wanted to help you discover it and loves what he does? Luca, expert guide form the Amico del Solevan... More

Highlights -Explore Nagoya Castle with expert insights into samurai history -See 17th-century towers and the exquisitely rebuilt Honmaru Palace -Step inside the Sarumen Teahouse, a nationally designated cultural property rarely op... More

Akihabara, once famous as an electronics district, has now become a bustling hub for anime, idols, and otaku culture. This tour is designed for Akihabara beginners—whether you've never visited before, are curious about its deep-... More

Explore the centuries-old traditions and craftsmanship behind the components of Japanese tea ceremony as you are led by a local, English-speaking guide from Nagoya. This tour will take you on a deep dive into the production and c... More

Explore Sapporo with a friendly local guide, starting at Sapporo TV Tower overlooking Odori Park, where the scenery changes with the seasons. Walk along the riverside while learning about the city’s history. Visit a local tea sh... More

Stroll through the Fujikawachi Tea Fields with local tea farmers who cultivate the tea, as they share insights into the history of the plantation and tea-growing techniques. You'll also learn about the efforts involved in maintain... More

The 170-year-old traditional Japanese house offers a glimpse into the historical Japanese lifestyle and customs. Kagoshima, known for its tea plantations, provides visitors with carefully selected sencha paired with seasonal sweet... More

Discover the heart of Kyoto’s food culture on a private guided tour through the famous Nishiki Market, known as “Kyoto’s Kitchen.” Your local guide will take you through narrow alleys filled with traditional shops offering... More

Atami has a long history of being a retreat destination and has attracted many VIPs in Japan. There are many small local shops providing quality ingredients, food and more to traditional ryokans (inns) with high standards, as well... More

400 years ago, there were 33 migrant fishers from Osaka, who became the far origine of Tuskiji market. We will realize a short time hopping of Tsukiji outer market which will allow you to perceive the accumulated knowledge about f... More

Highlights -Step into a hidden teahouse in the heart of Nagoya -Taste exquisite wagashi from a confectioner once favored by the Tokugawa family -Watch the graceful ritual of a tea master preparing matcha -Whisk your own bowl of ma... More