Cycling through Ikuno, a mining town with a history spanning over 1200 years. The ore road is the remains of the railway line along which trolleys carried ore in those days. You can follow this road by bicycle or walk part of it. ... More

Discover Kyoto like a local—on two wheels! This immersive full-day bike tour blends famous landmarks like the Golden Pavilion and Gion with lesser-known gems such as Shinsen-en Garden and the charming alleys of Miyagawacho. Our ... More

Just a 40-minute ride on a charmingly local train from Shinkansen Kakegawa Station takes you to a hidden gem — a wonderland of Japanese culture that remains undiscovered by many. Moreover there will be no long line to wait. Exp... More

This is day tour by private car just for your group. It is comfortable and easy to access around Nikko. All the way with local JP guide and shwoing you around fully. Great cost for value and you can enjoy non- touristic spots as w... More

Away from the hustle and bustle of Tokyo, you can enjoy a quiet moment in an atmospheric space with a sense of harmony. You can learn about the history of the tea ceremony from a professional, learn the etiquette, and make your o... More

Purify your mind, body, and spirit in Kyoto. Start your day with a wholesome tofu lunch and a walking tour of hidden spring water sources. Highlights - Indulge in a nourishing tofu set meal, a Kyoto delicacy made from soy milk. ... More

Fukuoka is known for its large selection of famous, delicious food like Hakata ramen and gyoza and also boasts the largest number of street stalls in the world! Exploring Hakata itself and its numerous stalls is a dream for the av... More

Begin your journey by crafting your own Goshuincho, a traditional Japanese temple stamp book to collect stamps from temples and shrines. Start with an hour-long session where you’ll learn about the history and techniques of Kara... More

Experience the unique "Sōsen Aogi," a fan-making plan at the long-established Shimizu Shoten in Kyoto, which is celebrating its 78th anniversary. The "Sōsen Aogi" is a new type of origami fan that does not use fan ribs, making i... More

Discover Osaka one of the most alive districts you will ever see. Have the chance to visit Dontobori which is The lively entertainment area of Dotonbori is Osaka’s most famous tourist destination and is renowned for its gaudy ne... More

At Yudono-san Sanrojo Lodge in Tsuruoka City, Yamagata Prefecture, you can enjoy a vegetarian dinner, soak in the hot springs, and spend a relaxing time. It is also believed that if you visit Yudono-san Shrine, you will be "reborn... More

Explore the most historic landmarks of Tokyo’s most historic district, Asakusa with the whole family. Learn all about the area as you stroll around with a knowledgeable English-speaking host. Visit the famous Sensoji Buddhist te... More

In Tokamachi, textiles have long been central to community life, especially during the harsh winters when they were woven into the very fabric of social customs. In the past, young men would look at the quality of a woman’s fabr... More

Do you want to go to crowded tourist spots during the hot summer season? You absolutely don't want to go. It was often so crowded that its was impossible to take a nice photo. Let you travel with experts guide who know about hidde... More

Mt. Takao is the most climbed mountain in the world, receiving three stars in the Michelin Green Guide in 2007. Nearly 3 million climbers visit the mountain each year. Although it is not a high mountain at 599 meters above sea lev... More

Excursion to Nara, an ancient imperial seat from the 8th century. (710-784 AD) Departing from Kyoto, another historical capital of Japan (794-1868), the transfer is made by train to Nara station and by bus to the Buddha Temple. In... More

A day trip to Hikone offers a rich blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. From the historic Hikone Castle to the tranquil Genkyū-en Garden and charming streets, it’s an ideal destination to experience the beauty of Japa... More

Echizen ware, which was born in the Heian period, is one of the six ancient kilns in Japan that still continues to produce pottery. Soil that contains a lot of iron has a distinctive red-black color on its surface. This time we w... More

What makes this activity unique is its deep connection to Bushidō, the guiding philosophy of the samurai. More than an introduction to sword techniques, this experience immerses travelers in the values that shaped Japan’s warri... More

We usually teach children mainly about eating manners and how to hold chopsticks. What is the most important thing to hold chopsticks correctly? The most important thing to hold the chopsticks correctly is the muscle strength of ... More