Discover Futakotamagawa: A Hidden Gem in Tokyo If you have time to visit subarban town and prefer to experience daily life in Tokyo, Futakotamagawa is one of excellent choice. It's upscale, vibrant area in Tokyo that offers a uniq... More

Cycle through a river side road of Uchiko's Washi(Japanese handmade paper) heritage. This immersive washi cycling tour connects you with local artisans while you create one-of-a-kind treasures to take home. ◆ Washi Papermaking ... More

Explore Onomichi, an artistic coastal town known for its scenic hills and cultural charm. Begin at the Onomichi City Museum of Art, redesigned by Tadao Ando, featuring minimalist architecture and rotating exhibitions with stunning... More

Ryogoku beyond sumo. This isn’t just a walking tour—it’s a journey through Edo’s resilience. Ryogoku, now known for sumo, was once the beating heart of Edo’s joys and sorrows. Fires, floods, earthquakes, and even war to... More

Many seekers have sat beneath serene trees seeking enlightenment—only to be bitten by a hidden snake instead. I know, I’ve been there. Everyone says, “Learn more about yourself.” But what does that really mean? When most p... More

Step off the beaten path and discover Sorakuen, a peaceful Japanese garden in the heart of Kobe. This one-hour guided tour takes you through scenic ponds, waterfalls, and historic buildings—perfect for nature lovers, photographe... More

Dear all, this is Posh, Historian from best university in Japan, business man from Cornell MBA and photographer. 18 years experience working for US/UK companies taking expats/VIPs from HQ to the tourists spot. As a guide, get a... More

Why not take a short trip from Tokyo and enjoy the flowers of the four seasons in a suburban garden? At Ashikaga Flower Park, visitors can enjoy the spectacular sight of a large wisteria trellis over 160 years old in spring, with ... More

Explore Harajuku's Takeshita Street, the heart of Japan's “kawaii” culture! With a local guide, enjoy photogenic sweets like crepes and discover the vibrant world of cute fashion and characters.... More

・A local guide living in Nishio City will accompany you in Sakushima. ・You can be away from the busy life of the city and enjoy the nature of the island, feeling the sea breeze. ・We provide you rich ingredients of Sakushima ... More

As an architect and design writer, I have always been captivated by Japanese design—the way imperfection is refined into perfection, how simplicity and subtlety carry profound meaning, and how every detail is intentional. Far ... More

One of the challenges of navigating Tokyo is the complex transportation system. This tour aims to make your transition easy. Explore the city the local way by utilizing the public transit with the expert who knows the system very ... More

08:00 Meet and depart from Lawson Fukuoka Oriental Hotel (Hakata Station Chikushiguchi) 10:50 Kamishikimi Kumanoimasu Shrine (approx. 30–40 minutes, free time) 12:20 The Origin of Japanese Mythology – Amano Iwato Shrine & Am... More

Begin your tour 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 Karamar... More

You can leisurely enjoy Okayama Castle and Inujima with a small group while receiving detailed explanations from the guide. You will deeply explore the connection between the stone walls of Okayama Castle and Inujima, where the st... More

Discover the charm of Obuse through art, history, and sake on this unique Hokusai-inspired Paint & Sip tour. Starting at Obuse Station, enjoy a leisurely walk through the picturesque town before visiting the historic Matsubaya Sa... More

Discover the enchanting side of Shibuya after hours, when the vibrant crowds disperse and the city transforms into a stunning backdrop for photography. This unique tour guides you through neon-lit streets and hidden alleys, allowi... More

“KESHIKI Scenic Beats Experience – HIROSHIMA on TRAIN ROUGE” is an immersive experience where Hiroshima’s nighttime cityscape and music come together aboard the streetcar “Train Rouge.” The lights, sounds, and atmosphe... More

I like kimono and wear some for 20+ years. You can rent one, but they're usually made of polyester.I would like you to try the authentic one! We can visit some vintage / second-hand kimono stores either in Asakusa, Akihabara or ... More