Take a deep dive into Tokyo’s lesser-known past on this small-group evening walking tour through Asakusa and Yoshiwara—neighborhoods rich in Edo-period history, local culture, and quiet charm. With a knowledgeable guide, you�... More

Escape the crowds and discover two hidden gems on this peaceful 5hour tour. Start by exploring Lake Tanuki, known for its breathtaking, close-up reflections of Mt.Fuji. It is a popular, serene getaway for camping, cycling, and fi... 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

While Maikos are a symbol of Kyoto, it is not easy for tourists and even locals to talk with them personally. To arrange a meeting with them, we need to have a long-established relationship with an Okiya which is a maiko house and... More

Otaru, a charming coastal city in Hokkaido, offers a delightful mix of history, culture, and culinary experiences. The iconic Otaru Canal, with its retro warehouses and romantic gas lamps, provides a nostalgic atmosphere perfect f... 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

Explore the rich history and culture of Wakayama City on this guided walking tour, which takes you through some of the city's most iconic landmarks and hidden gems. Perfect for history buffs and curious travelers alike, this tour ... More

Nara is an ancient capital city in Japan and offers a very traditional atmosphere which is different from Kyoto or Tokyo. This city is a very popular destination as an area where you can go on a day trip from Kyoto and Osaka. Yo... More

Kabukicho is one of the largest entertainment districts not only in Japan but in Asia. As an electronics district and a financial district, it also has a rich entertainment culture and nightlife. Rather than physical souvenirs, ... More

Uncover Kamakura's spiritual secrets on this 1.5-hour tour, visiting the legendary Great Buddhas of Kotokuin and Hase-ji Temple. Delve into hidden caves, ancient statues, and serene landscapes that tell stories of over 800 years o... More

In this tour, I will guide you through not only Asakusa's famous landmarks but also its lesser-known sides—stories and places that even many Japanese people don't know. I believe that to truly understand Japan’s history and cu... More

Day tour for Mito, Ibaraki to Try Samurai Swordsmanship Experience teaching by Japanese Fencing Masters, See Mito Geisha's Dance Show, and Visit Kairakuen Garden. Work hard, Play hard like Mito Samurai in Edo Period on this tour.... 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

This small-group walking tour explores everyday life in Shibamata, a neighborhood where Japan’s retro atmosphere continues as part of daily living rather than nostalgia. Instead of treating “retro” as a preserved past, the ... More

• An immersive experience that allows you to enjoy the cultural and natural background with all five senses, centered around doburoku, a traditional sake • At Dejima Hosendo, the entire process of making authentic "Ginjo sake"... More

Tochigi Prefecture, near Tokyo, has Nikko World Heritage sites and many traditional crafts. Why do not you experience a miyabi workshop when you pass Utsunomiya? You can wear a kimono and explore the historic city. Guided staff wh... More

Visitors will step into a recreated Edo-period town where they can see samurai, geisha, and merchants walking the streets. Tourists can watch live historical shows, try ninja or samurai training, and enjoy authentic Edo-style food... More

Step into Sakai, where the Japanese tea ceremony was perfected by Sen no Rikyu, the grand master who shaped the Way of Tea. In just 90 minutes, explore his legacy through engaging exhibits, learn about his life and Sakai’s deep... More

At the beginning of the session, the host, a professional calligrapher, will give a brief introduction to the world of Japanese calligraphy. Calligraphy is one of Japan's traditional cultural arts, and enjoying this centuries-ol... More

Delve into Japan's rich history at Nagahama Castle, where the rise of Toyotomi Hideyoshi, one of Japan’s most significant figures in the Warring States era, began. This guided tour takes you through the castle's storied grounds,... More