Easy walking tour mainly along the shinmachi street.(around 6,000STEPS) Our tour starts from Aomori sightseeing building ASPAM. At ASPAM, you may try Japanese Sake Tasting. You can find just baked apple pie. There is a Must-see fa... More

Shiraito Falls is one of the 100 most famous waterfalls in Japan and is an important place of pilgrimage and ascetic practice. The beauty of the waterfall, which is 20 metres high and 150 metres wide, and the negative ions calm th... More

Guided tour around scenic spots where you can see "Mt. Fuji and five-storied pagoda" introduced all over the world! Mt. Fuji, the landscape in the hearts of Japanese people, is also the most attractive sightseeing spots for visit... More

Step into the beating heart of Nagoya’s most colorful neighborhood: Ōsu Shopping Arcade, a covered maze of lively pedestrian streets with 1,200+ shops and eateries, where old-school temple town vibes mix with fashion, pop cultu... More

Discover the thrill of Tokyo's car culture with an exclusive tour to the iconic Daikoku Parking Area. ・Relax in a comfortable vehicle ・ Enjoy your favorite music and snacks during the drive. ・Our friendly driver, who shar... More

Hello! I'm Grace, your local guide and Chiba resident for over 18 years. I love the hidden charms of Chiba City and love to share them with you! We start at Chiba Shrine, a 1,000-year-old sanctuary dedicated to the divine spirit... More

Awaken your senses on a morning tour through Tsukiji, Japan's iconic seafood and seasonal market hub. As you wander through the rustic alleys, the aroma of grilled seafood mingles with the sweet scent of freshly made tamagoyaki. V... More

On this one-day tour, you will explore and immerse yourself in the Yanaka neighborhood with a friendly local guide and Team Yanesen staff for the whole day. The guide will take you to the Nezu Shrine and Yanaka Ginza for foodie to... More

Asakusa in Tokyo is a famous place mentioned in tourist guidebooks. In my tours, you will not only visit Senso-ji Temple and other temples that are mentioned in the guidebooks, but I will also take you to unusual stores and intere... More

Starting from Tokyo fish market neighborhood to see the local side of Tokyo at first. At there you will find the people's life style around Tokyo. We will stop by the shrine, and temple that you've never found if you go by yoursel... More

This 6-hour tour including 4hours walking tour following with 75-minute Samurai sword lesson and a 45-minute Samurai Kenbu show is great for travelers who love to experience Japanese traditions and cultures. You can don authentic ... More

Would you like to experience an exhilarating and stable ride on the three-wheeled Can-Am Spyder? No motorcycle license needed — a regular driver’s license is all it takes. Even first-time riders can join with confidence. Donâ€... More

Explore the fascinating samurai district of Kakunodate, one of northern Japan’s best-preserved historical sites. This walking tour delves into the rich tapestry of the Edo period, revealing how social hierarchies shaped everyday... More

This tour includes Japanese culture, interesting architecture, and street food. You can enjoy lots of attractions in a short time. IMPORTANT: If you have some food restrictions, booking may not be accepted. Foods include items bel... More

Tokyo is famous as one of the largest cities in the world, but in its corner, there are beautiful gardens and cultural heritage. On this tour, you will visit the gardens of one of Japan's leading luxury hotels, the guesthouse that... More

This private evening walking tour reveals Kyoto’s cultural nightlife through a heritage lens. Begin in a lively district where modern energy meets longstanding tradition. Walk along historic streets lined with intimate establish... More

This is off the beaten path tour in Tokyo. You can enjoy non touristic spots. It is mainly for locals. This means you can see real life of Tokyo people. You can buy local products, taste street foods and local Japanese garden. It ... More

The scenic rural Echizen area is famous for its rich history of traditional Japanese crafts. One of these crafts is washi, or traditional Japanese paper. Come get a rare hands on experience of visiting authentic washi factories an... More

Go back in time in Osaka from the 1800s to the 2010s. Learn about the history of Osaka through food, drinks, and a museum. with a very friendly and knowledgeable local guide to take you where you would never go on your own. Pleas... More

This guided walking tour deeply immerses you in 840 years of rich history and hidden local life, walking through charming back alleys away from the crowds. Starting with a nostalgic Enoden train ride, we will explore Kamakura's ol... More