Discover Nagoya in a day on a fully private, customizable journey that blends iconic landmarks with local experiences, from samurai-era castles and sacred shrines to tranquil gardens and vibrant shopping streets. Led by a local gu... More

We will visit two of Kamakura's famous shrines and temples for a walk. You can learn the traditional Japanese way of praying, and even try your luck at Omikuji! If the weather is nice, you can enjoy the beautiful view from the obs... More

This half-day tour is perfect for early risers or those with jet lag, offering a fun and efficient way to kickstart your morning in Tokyo. In just four hours, you’ll explore a well-curated mix of culture, food, and iconic sights... 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

Explore the rich history of Hokkaido University, celebrating its 150th anniversary and its role in modern Japan's development. This walking tour offers a unique perspective on the pioneering spirit of the 'Kaitaku' era, showcasing... More

This is a Kanazawa-only craft bonsai experience using rare black-glazed tile pots handcrafted by Hokuriku’s only onigawara artisan. More than a simple workshop, this experience invites travelers to help preserve Kanazawa’s tra... More

Immerse yourself in Osaka's captivating blend of charm and history on a guided walking tour led by a knowledgeable local guide. Begin at Osaka Castle Park, marveling at the majestic Osaka Castle and delving into the city's rich hi... More

This tour is a tour using public transportation. Kyoto is known as exotic sightseeing places and numerous historic, quaint old monuments are seen all over the town. This tour covers part of Rakusei (Northwest district) and Central... More

At a sake brewery in the suburbs of Tokyo, you can enjoy a sake tasting and a tour of the brewery. A part of Tokyo called Okutama is a place rich in nature and the air and water are clean. You will be surprised by the richness of ... More

Embark on a shopping adventure to find the perfect Japanese knife, showcasing unparalleled quality This is a program where you visit Seki to test knives, allowing you to purchase the perfect knife suited for you while experienci... More

Nagoya is known as the “Heart of Japan” for not only its central location and historical significance but also for its great contributions to industry and innovation in Japan. The industrial prominence of the region had led it... More

This tour transforms your visit to Marugame Castle from simple sightseeing into an interactive journey through samurai strategy. Instead of just viewing the castle, you’ll experience it as a defender would—learning how its tow... More

A 60-minute Chanoyu (tea ceremony) experience led by an instructor associated with the Urasenke school of tea. The experience begins by putting on a Haori jacket and feeling the atmosphere of the tea ceremony through explanations ... More

At “Ningyo no Miyahide,” centuries of Japanese craftsmanship are lovingly preserved and brought to life. Under the discerning eyes of skilled artisans, carefully selected masterpieces from across Japan are gathered in one refi... More

Shodoshima is the second-largest island in the Seto Inland Sea and one of the region’s most popular destinations for travelers looking to explore the Inland Sea archipelago. The island is noted for its distinctive food culture, ... More

Explore the heart of eastern Kyoto on this full-day walking tour. Begin at Fushimi Inari, wandering through its iconic vermilion torii gates, then savor the sights and flavors of bustling Nishiki Market. Explore, the geisha distri... More

You can enjoy a guided tour only with your family and friends. This is a Tokyo tour using public transportation. The destinations of the tour includes Sushi making experience, Tsukiji outer market, Meiji Jingu Shrine. Enjoy t... More

This is a casual Japanese food tour that you can enjoy. Asakusa has many sightseeing spots such as Senso-ji Temple and Kaminarimon, but it also has many unique Japanese food stores. It is also a place where Japan's unique food cul... 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

Discover the profound stillness of Daijoji Temple, one of Japan’s most prestigious Soto Zen training monasteries. This exclusive experience is personally guided by a resident monk, with a professional interpreter ensuring you un... More