Discover one of Nagasaki’s most spectacular traditions: the Dragon Dance (Ja-Odori). This lively performance, rooted in Chinese-influenced festival culture, has thrilled locals for generations, bringing good luck and joyous cele... More

Encounter the Spirit of Edo in Tokyo’s Fukagawa. Just six minutes from the bustle of Tokyo Station, nd serenity at the venerable Tomioka Hachimangu Shrine. Here, you will witness a sacred Miko dance and immerse yourself in the ... More

Learn authentic Japanese dance from a professional Japanese dancer. Why not learn to dance a short piece suitable for beginners? This experience offers a multifaceted exploration of Japanese dance's charm—covering not just the d... More

Planning your New Year's trip? Remember that many tourist spots, shops, and restaurants close in Japan during this family holiday. We offer a one-of-a-kind cultural sanctuary designed for deep engagement when other doors are clo... More

We aim to provide a tour that offers a first-time experience for everyone, whether you're a first-time visitor to Japan or have been here many times before! Step back in time 100 years and enjoy a Japanese cultural experience wit... More

・Can be refreshed ・Feel nature at the foot of Mt. Fuji (held indoors) ・Mt. Fuji has been loved by people since ancient times, is Japan's largest and most powerful mountain, and is also said to be a symbol of Japan. ・The ev... More

How This Experience Differs from Ordinary “Maiko Shows” •Not a staged tourist performance This is not a simplified show created for large crowds. It is an intimate cultural immersion that reflects the real rhythm and refine... More

You can participate in the Nebuta Festival, one of Tohoku’s Three Great Festivals, wearing traditional festival costumes. Choose your favorite costume from several types available, and wear a Hanagasa hat. No special preparation... More