Eat your way through Tokyo's culinary scene on a private food tour. Go on a delicious journey as you try 10 of the best food items beloved by the locals: from savory to sweet and local drinks; this tour will leave every foodie sat... More

A tour is complete when you have a passionate tour guide beside you: What Makes Your Osaka Tours Unique? Osaka has passionate history and culture and so do we. Each of our local guides has their own love story with the city they... More

Just outside of Tokyo, Mt. Takao offers the perfect balance of nature, culture, and relaxation. A favorite among both locals and travelers, this scenic mountain is beautiful year-round whether dressed in cherry blossoms, vibrant a... More

Start your journey at Sagamihara’s quirky “Used Tire Market,” a hidden gem loved by vending machine fans. Rows of retro machines from the Showa era still operate, serving hot udon, toast, capsule toys, and bottled drinks. No... More

Step back in time on a private guided tour of the Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum and discover how Japanese homes and lifestyles evolved from the Edo period to modern day. Choose between hotel pickup or meeting your guid... More

Skip the crowded tourist bars of Shibuya and Shinjuku - tonight, you're not a tourist, you're a local! Step into the intimate world of Kichijoji's food and drinking culture, where every bar tells a story and every meal comes with ... More

This tour offers a unique day trip from central Tokyo, revealing a side of the city unknown to many foreign tourists. In the upper reaches of the Tama and Akigawa Rivers, you'll discover Tokyo's historical connection to Edo, fuele... More

Our food tour of Tokyo — the world’s biggest city, and perhaps its most delicious — explores the exquisite culinary heritage of a single neighborhood, Kichijoji, sampling our way through old school yakitori joints, gleaming ... More

Tired of the concrete jungle in Tokyo? Then join this trail walk on Mt. Takao, only an hour’s train ride from Shinjuku. Even if you are just a beginner mountaineer, a highly experienced (and older) guide will adjust the route ... More

Discover the Spiritual Heart of Old Tokyo: A Day at Jindaiji Temple We’ll meet at Musashi-Sakai Station’s south exit at 10:00AM. From there, I’ll drive us to Jindaiji Temple. On the way, I’ll explain the basics of Japane... More

Thank you for visiting Miraku page! My name is Masa who will be your tour guide in this tour. I’m looking forward to introducing you all that Fuchu has to offer. The reason l plan this tour is because a lot of tourist are looki... More

In 2009, MICHELIN Voyager Pratique Japon, gave Mt. Takao its maximum of three stars and then this mountain is now wonderland to attract foreign visitors.It has an excellent view from the peak (599 meter in high). There is an easy ... More

Embark on a journey that combines history, hiking, and incredible food! Start your adventure with a scenic hike up Mt. Takao, where you can immerse yourself in the rich history and natural beauty of Japan. After working up an appe... More

Escape the busy city and enjoy a peaceful hike on Mt. Takao — just one hour from central Tokyo! This private tour is perfect for nature lovers, casual photographers, and travelers who want to enjoy Japan’s beauty at a relaxed... More

Mt. Takao is a spiritual mountain located west of Tokyo. It is about one hour from Shinjuku by train. There is an old temple named Yakuoin, built in the 7th century. The mountain was considered sacred, and its nature has been pr... More

Mount Takao, located just outside Tokyo, has been a sacred site for over 1,000 years, where nature, gods, and Buddhism have blended harmoniously. Revered for its rich culture and deep spirituality, Takao also offers breathtaking v... More

Enjoy a 4-hour private custom tour of Kichijoji, a hidden gem in Tokyo, at your own pace with a guide. This tour is focused on children, with a guide who loves kids and will tailor the experience to your interests and your childre... More

Join me as we cycle along the old road of Okutama once used as a trade route to Tokyo. I will introduce you to the history, nature and culture of the area, which is very different from Tokyo. Along the way, we will come across spr... More

This is the area upstream of the Tama and Akigawa Rivers, where people have long come and gone from the city center (called "Edo") and its development was supported by charcoal burning as fuel and forestry as building material. It... More

The food tour of Tokyo — the world’s biggest city, and perhaps its most delicious — explores the exquisite culinary heritage of a single neighborhood, Kichijoji, sampling our way through old school yakitori joints, gleaming ... More