Your Private Window into Kyoto's Living Heritage Step into the "Old Capital" with a tour crafted entirely around you. Navigate the lantern-lit alleys of Gion and Pontocho with your own dedicated local guide — no other guests, no... More

Kyoto was the capital for over a thousand years, home to many artisans who crafted goods for its imperial palaces, temples and shrines. These crafts have been passed down through generations of family businesses, preserving tradit... More

Cooking rice in a traditional Japanese hearth Tour Background Takashima City still thrives on the wisdom and culture of the people who live alongside spring water. On this plan, you'll spend the day experiencing firsthand what it'... More

Before Kyoto and Tokyo, there was Nara — Japan’s first permanent capital and home to some of the country’s oldest temples, traditions, and sacred sites. Travel from Kyoto or Osaka with your guide by either private car with ... More

Delve into the rich traditions of Japan with a visit to Nakazawa Sake Brewery, where sake has been brewed since 1825. Witness the intricate brewing process through an informative video, followed by a tasting experience of up to th... More

Fully customizable — you choose where to go. Pick ３or 4 of your favorite spots from our suggested list (the Great Buddha, Hasedera Temple, Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine, Komachi Street, Enoshima Island, and more), or tell us an... More

Explore Kamakura’s renowned historical landmarks and lesser-known treasures with a professional local guide. Visit iconic sites such as the Great Buddha at Kotoku-in Temple, the serene Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine, and the atmos... More

Known as the “Haiku Capital,” Matsuyama is the birthplace of Masaoka Shiki, who redefined haiku as a form of modern literature, laid the foundations of contemporary haiku, and gave it the name “haiku.” The city is also the... More

This 3-day bus tour takes you to the top popular sightseeing spots in Japan, such as Shirakawa-go, Takayama and many viewpoints of Mt.Fuji. It departs from Osaka to Tokyo, so it will be useful for who want to move between the citi... More

This is a plan for those who want to wear a kimono and take beautiful pictures! With many historic sites, Hakata, Fukuoka is a perfect place to walk around with a kimono! You will visit selected spots that suit perfectly with ki... More

This Tokyo walking tour includes a Japanese traditional performance that you can enjoy as you partake in a Kaiseki dinner of 8 courses at the restaurant, Suigian! *Guided walking tour is 4hrs and spend 2hrs (It can vary) at Suigia... More

Twilight at Fushimi Inari: Experience the mystical beauty of the "Thousand Torii Gates" in the evening hours when it is less crowded. The guided evening walk takes you through the atmospheric lower trails, where stone lanterns cas... More

Dressed in original costumes and riding a white horse as the Shogun, the procession of 20 people, including extras, will parade through the Ōdono area, which retains the historical atmosphere to this day. Afterward, the processi... More

At TOKONAME STORE, our pottery trial features molds from the popular MOM kitchen brand, celebrated for infusing vibrant colors and creativity into everyday life. This unique experience blends traditional Japanese craftsmanship w... More

Highlights -Witness a private geisha rehearsal not open to the public -Experience dance and live shamisen music up close -Try traditional instruments such as taiko and shamisen -Learn about makeup, kimono dressing, and tools -Enjo... More

Experience Japan's hidden gem where steam railway heritage, samurai history, and mountain beauty converge in one unforgettable day. From exploring Kyushu's last roundhouse to sipping tea above the clouds at 360° panoramic views�... More

Experience the cultural heart of Okinawa on this scenic 18km guided cycling tour through Naha. Ride past some of the city’s most historic and spiritual landmarks while enjoying beautiful coastal views and quiet backstreets. Sta... More

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

Nakano is so close to Shinjuku, just next stop from Shinjuku by JR Chu-o Line. Why is this west side of Tokyo Nakano so popular city to live? Come and feel very casual and easy-going living area in Tokyo. Narrow back streets, so m... More

Explore the historic Ikuno Silver Mine on this two-hour guided tour, where the fascinating story of Japan’s mining heritage unfolds. Starting at the Ikuno Mineral Museum, delve into the geological features and evolution of minin... More