Visitors can actually see and experience traditional Japanese arts. In particular, visitors can actually ride on floats of the size used in the float festivals. Through interaction with local people, visitors can get a deeper insi... More

Hailing from Portland, Oregon, Evan Wilcox who will be the guide of the tour followed his love for snowboarding and found his dream destination in Hokkaido. He has lived in Niseko for 9 years and has been exploring the island of H... More

Hi guys! I’m Yuki. I’ve been running walking tours in Tokyo for over a year now. I studied education at Meiji University and hold a junior high school social studies teaching license. I also lived and worked in Vancouver, Cana... More

Highlights ・Try traditional mochi pounding with wooden mallet and mortar ・Feel the festive rhythm of this time-honored celebration ・Enjoy freshly prepared mochi in two Japanese flavors at a historic café ・Share a warm cul... More

Explore Tokyo's iconic Shibuya Crossing Capture Mount Fuji from Arakurayama Park Visit the serene Meiji Shrine in Tokyo Experience Kyoto's Golden Pavilion Walk through Fushimi Inari's torii gates... More

Discover an artistic and elegant side of Kyoto on this cultural walking tour combining sacred heritage, traditional craftsmanship, and the charm of the city’s oldest geisha district. Begin at Kitano Tenmangu Shrine, a historic ... More

You can observe traditional small set net fishing that has been practiced in Japan for centuries, discover the various creatures inhabiting the bay facing the Pacific Ocean which change with the seasons, and gain an understanding ... More

Begin your evening with hotel pickup in Takayama and set out into the city’s cozy nighttime streets for a private bar-hopping experience. Your guide leads you to several local izakaya—small, atmospheric eateries where you’ll... More

Discover the charm of Japan with a kimono photoshoot by a professional photographer at the historic Former Nagayama Residence in Sapporo. This cultural heritage site, featuring a blend of Japanese and Western architecture, offers ... More

It is a museum that stores pottery, crafts, centering on contemporary Japanese paintings by artists exhibited at the institute exhibition. Our basic philosophy is to nurture the rich hearts of children who will lead the next gener... More

Explore the vibrant flavors of Tsukiji Market on this guided walking tour. Begin at Starbucks in Higashi-Ginza and stroll into the heart of 'Japan's Kitchen.' Enjoy a flexible pay-as-you-go experience, sampling iconic dishes like ... More

Make the most of your day in port with this exclusive shore excursion from Kobe to Kyoto. Travel comfortably in a private vehicle and explore two of Kyoto’s most iconic spots—the Golden Pavilion (Kinkakuji Temple) and Nishiki ... More

Escape the crowds with a private guided day tour through Kyoto Prefecture’s most stunning landscapes. Choose from three unique routes: ・Miyama & Takao: Explore traditional thatched-roof farmhouses and serene mountain temples.... More

What sets this experience apart is the chance to connect with Kyoto’s traditions in a hands-on, personal way. Rather than just observing, you’ll actively create something meaningful — a fragrant incense pouch using real Japa... More

An immersive cultural experience and memorable encounter with local traditions. Find your second home on Ojika Island. Stay with a local family and immerse yourself in local culture and community. Spend a leisurely afternoon fishi... More

Just 78 minutes from Tokyo, enjoy a guided walking tour in Chichibu visiting historic pilgrimage temples. Walk through local streets and everyday scenery, explore unique Kannon temples known for healing beliefs, learn proper templ... More

Explore Osaka's vibrant local life in the friendly Tenma district, just one station from Osaka Station. With your guide, hop between 2–3 traditional izakayas and standing bars, tasting authentic Japanese bites like yakitori, ode... More

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

In downtown Tokyo, there is a shopping district called Ameyoko in Ueno. During World War II, Ueno and other parts of Tokyo were severely damaged by air raids. After the war, burnt-out people gathered in urban areas and opened smal... More

Discover the hidden charms of Asakusa! In this tour, Japanese female guides will show you around Asakusa in kimono. With their broken English and warm smiles, you can enjoy a relaxed atmosphere as if you were taking a walk with f... More