Would you like to experience the Japanese culture of "Shodo"? Write your name in Japanese or your favorite word in kanji! Let's learn the basics of calligraphy, such as how to hold a brush, posture, and how to draw lines. Please... More

Explore the historic and culturally rich city of Kyoto on a day trip from Osaka. This tour offers the perfect opportunity to experience Kyoto’s stunning temples, scenic beauty, and traditional atmosphere, all while ensuring a sm... More

The most easily accessible and accessible mountain near the Japanese Alps, Norikura is one of Japan's 100 most famous mountains, stretching from Takayama to Nagano Prefecture. Norikura is one of the 100 most famous mountains in ... More

The knowledgeable local guide will guide you through the lava flow from the eruption 100 years ago and talk about the lives of the people who still live on Sakurajima and the local specialties that hold a Guinness World Record. At... More

Embark on an unforgettable day tour that combines nature, history, and relaxation! Marvel at the majestic Aso Volcano, one of the world’s largest calderas, and explore the sweeping grasslands of Kusasenri with stunning panoramic... More

Explore the vibrant heart of Tokyo culture with this immersive self-guided tour of Akihabara, the ultimate destination for anime, manga, and gaming enthusiasts. This walking tour takes you through Akihabara's must-see spots, fille... More

Discover the beauty of Japanese culture by learning the art of traditional calligraphy. You'll not only pick up a unique new skill, but also take home authentic, hand-crafted Japanese souvenirs! ● English instruction available ... More

While many visitors explore iconic landmarks like Tokyo Station and the Imperial Palace, few venture into the charming backstreets of Kagurazaka—one of Tokyo’s best-kept secrets. On our tour, we’ll take you beyond the typica... More

1. Hidden Gems Over Crowds Ditch packed tourist traps! We prioritize serene Lake Shoji—Fuji’s quietest lake where you’ll find cherry blossoms (spring), lantern-lit festivals (summer), or snowscapes (winter) without jostling ... More

The Railway Museum, one of Japan's largest, proudly displays a diverse and precious collection of rolling stock, from steam locomotives to Shinkansen trains, including 53 cars that played a vital role in the modernization of Japan... More

Discover Kawagoe, a charming old town that once flourished as a castle town during the Edo period. Stroll through streets lined with beautifully designed buildings, hear the ringing of traditional bells, and experience the eleganc... More

・2.5 hours' direct and hassle-free transportation to Asahiyama Zoo, Biei and Furano area en route back to Sapporo. ・Sufficient time to visit one of Japan's most popular zoo, and encounter with the lovely animal buddies! ・G... More

Would you like to enjoy a colorful experience in Japan? Musashi-kosugi, is very close to Tokyo and offers plenty of city fun without the tourist crowds. We will start with a super kawaii DECO parts shop. The kawaii vibe begins t... More

Embark on a private food tour in Tokyo, starting at the Japan Post Office. Your guide will lead you through Ameyoko Shopping Street and Gaado Shita, known for local eateries. Pass by Ueno Park, famous for cherry blossoms, and see... More

During your Sapporo cooking class, cook alongside a professional culinary instructor, Shiori. She will expertly walk you through every step of creating a great Japanese dish. The cooking portion of your experience will last about ... More

Tired of the crowds and cookie-cutter tours? This private tour is crafted for travelers seeking Kyoto’s quieter, spiritual side—the one guidebooks often miss. We begin in Arashiyama at peaceful temples that are still conside... More

Your guide, a native of Osaka, who has visited 30 sake breweries and tried 200 types of sake, will take you into the deep world of sake. On this tour, you can enjoy sake tasting, which is rare in Osaka. You will then visit an iza... More

Kintsugi, meaning “joined by gold,” began in the 15th century when Japanese artisans developed a method of repairing broken ceramics with lacquer and powdered gold, honoring flaws rather than hiding them. Rooted in wabi-sabi, ... More

Escape the hustle and bustle of urban life, stepping into Katsuoji Temple. The beautiful vistas, the sound of sutra chanting, and the aroma of incense create a soothing atmosphere that appeals to the senses. The temple offers pano... More

Looking for a unique cultural experience in Kyoto? Join a hands-on sake blending workshop and discover the art of Japanese sake! ・Staff-Guided Workshop: Learn sake history and styles, after that, taste and blend sake with step-... More