Join a warm and local walking experience in Bizen, Okayama—home to Bizen ware, one of Japan’s Six Ancient Kilns. The tour is led by the wife of a local potter. In the quiet pottery town of Imbe, you’ll walk through historic... More

Discover the rich heritage of Kojima, the birthplace of Japanese denim, on an electric-assist bicycle tour. Cycle along the picturesque "Kaze no Michi" path, tracing the history of Shimotsui, a former Edo-period fishing village. Y... More

Enjoy the history and scenic beauty of Kurashiki on a leisurely 3.5 hours cycling tour with the British-made Brompton bike. Guided in English, this tour takes you to hidden gems known only to locals, such as the picturesque Bikan ... More

Explore Kurashiki’s rich history and beautiful streets on this two-hour short tour with a British-made Brompton bicycle. Starting from Kurashiki Station, the tour enters the Bikan Historical District, Kurashiki Archaeological Mu... More

Embark on a three-day journey through the Okayama and Tottori regions, perfect for those seeking mindfulness, natural beauty, and cultural immersion. Day one begins in the historic castle town of Tsuyama, where a local monk will ... More

If you are going to rent a kimono, why not walk through the photo spots? Don't worry! Our English-speaking guide will help you from the moment you rent your kimono to the end of the tour. If you want to wear a more authentic kimon... 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

Perfect blend of Kobe’s modern charm and the beauty of Himeji Castle. From breathtaking views and cultural landmarks to local cuisine, this journey offers the best of Japan’s scenery, and flavors.... More

Ascend the storied ramparts of Osaka Castle, embrace the gentle grace of Nara's deer, stand in awe of Todaiji's grandeur, and then meander through the sibilant secrets of Shinsaibashi's shopping alleys, culminating in the gastrono... More

Naoshima, commonly known as Japan's art island, is a small island in the Seto Inland Sea and is one of the most popular places in Japan. Departing from Osaka or Kyoto, you can enjoy the charm of Naoshima for two days. ・You can ... More