Ranking among popular spots such as Shibuya, Shinjuku, and Asakusa, Shimokitazawa is a must see when you visit Tokyo. Located just two stops from Shibuya/Shinjuku, Shimokitazawa is a cutting-edge town famous for vintage clothing s... More

In terraced rice fields with a spectacular view of Kujuku Islands in Sasebo, Nagasaki Prefecture, where the original landscape of the Japanese countryside still remains, you can join the rice farmers of these terraced rice fields ... More

Join us for an unforgettable day-trip from Nagoya combining nature, culture, and history—offering a unique glimpse into the heart of rural Japan. Explore hidden gem locations throughout the Kiso Valley starting with a hike thr... More

Premiere Half-Day Tour of Akita. In this tour, you can see how samurais(warriors) lived in samurai residences. At one Samurai house, the head of the family or a staff member will tell us about the residence, where it is still used... More

Nishio City Historical Park is a new historical and cultural center that conveys the life of the past by partially restoring “Nishio Castle,” which was the center of the Nishio clan‘s Rokumangoku castle town until the Edo pe... More

“Kotan” means “Village” and these two mysterious villages will only appear in the winter of Hokkaido. One appears on Lake Shikaribetsu, the highest lake in Hokkaido. There are a lot of ice buildings in the Kotan, such as ... More

Super-long escorted tour covering all highlights of Japan, including the Greater Tokyo Area, iconic Mt. Fuji, Tokaido Corridor, and also Kyushu.... More

Discover Sakai knives, forged by artisans with centuries of expertise. Once crafted for samurai, these blades carry a legacy of precision and honor. At the Sakai Knife Museum, explore traditional forging techniques, view real swo... More

This is a Kamakura private tour guided by an experienced tour guide that has been licensed by the government. This tour uses public transport to visit popular attractions in Kamakura. If you would like a private car, please conta... More

Take in the sights and experiences of traditional and old Tokyo on this walking tour. Known as ’Yanesen’ in Tokyo, the trio of Yanaka, Nezu and Sendagi make up this area and have retained their old ‘Shitamachi’ (lower city... More

Cleanse your soul and elevate your fortune! Begin with a private Goma fire ritual and create a protection sachet at a historic temple. Then, explore local sake breweries and enjoy sake tastings. - Connect with the spiritual realm... More

The tour is designed around you. Instead of following a preset route, your local guide will tailor the experience to match your interests—be it historical landmarks, culinary delights, local neighborhoods, or hidden gems off the... More

Kumano Town is the largest producer of traditional brushes in Japan. Guests on this tour will visit the Kumano Brush Museum, which houses the largest calligraphy brush in Japan and various types of brushes for calligraphy, paintin... More

Discover the charming small onsen spa town of Bessho Onsen and the area with its many temples on a guided tour from Ueda. ... More

Embark on a serene walking tour through Ohara, one of Kyoto's hidden gems, where timeless temples, lush greenery, and peaceful rural landscapes await. Explore the historic Sanzenin Temple, the contemplative Jakkoin Temple, and oth... More

Experience the elegance and sacredness of Japanese tradition by wearing the attire of a Shinto priest or Miko (shrine maiden), symbols of devotion to the Shinto gods. This is a unique opportunity to engage with the deep rooted his... More

【Private Tour – Just You and Your Group!】 ⭐ Tailor-Made Itinerary – No rigid schedules! Share your interests, and we’ll design a customized route just for you. ⭐ Local Secrets & Hidden Gems – Go beyond the typica... More

Embark on a journey through Tokyo's historic heart with our Senso-ji and Surroundings. This experience invites you to delve into the cultural richness and traditions of Asakusa. Begin your exploration at Senso-ji, Tokyo's oldest ... More

Join our half-day tour for a perfect introduction to Japan, ideal for first-time visitors! Start early to avoid crowds, with a local guide leading you through Tokyo's highlights. Explore Shibuya, the peaceful Meiji Shrine, and the... More

History Daisho Temple was established in 1573 in Nihonbashi Bakurocho. It was relocated to Nishi-Asakusa after being destroyed by a fire in 1657. In 1923, the temple was once again destroyed by the Great Kanto Earthquake and subs... More