At the Kyoto Shibori Museum, this traditional Japanese craft class shows you how to dye a 40cm x 40cm silk Fukusa (wrapping cloth) using the Kasamaki shibori method and Nuishime shobori method. You'll end up with a beautiful sil... More

A tour of Ueno's historical spots will give you a taste of Japan's rich culture and history. At the Tokyo National Museum, visitors can view amazing artifacts such as samurai armor and colorful ukiyo-e woodblock prints. Nearby Ki... More

Naoshima is the main island of a township made up of twenty-seven islands administered by Kagawa Prefecture. The island has a documented history going back to the Heian period, but today it’s known for its contemporary art museu... More

Ueno Park known for its beautiful cherry blossoms is an important cultural and art center in Tokyo. It is also home to many museums with great exhibitions, concert halls, educational institutions, and a zoo and always bustling wi... More

Discover the beauty of Japanese flowers and experience the art of Ikebana. Visit a long-established flower shop in Kyoto which has been in business for 140 years. Learn about Japanese flowers, their beauty and the history of flow... More

Some of the top names in the Japanese architecture joined a project to redesign public restrooms in Tokyo's Shibuya district. If you are fans of Japanese contemporary architecture, then this will allow for a quick sample of the di... More

This private 4-hour walking tour with an experienced English-speaking and Licensed tour guide is a fantastic and efficient way to explore Omiya Bonsai Village! Saitama's Omiya area, located in the north of Tokyo and accessible w... More

Are you interested in Japanese art, history, culture, and lifestyle? A visit to Japan's oldest and most renowned museum, the Tokyo National Museum, could be a perfect choice. Built in the early 20th century, the Honkan (main build... More

Visiting Zenkoji Temple, Togakushi Shrine, Nozawa Onsen, or the Jigokudani Snow Monkey Park? Stop by Obuse, an enchanting town in Nagano prefecture, renowned for its connection to the legendary artist Katsushika Hokusai. Stroll t... More

Naoshima is the main island of a township made up of twenty-seven islands administered by Kagawa Prefecture. The island has a documented history going back to the Heian period, but today it’s known for its contemporary art museu... More

Akabane—a neighborhood known for its warm, welcoming charm and retro vibes. Begin your night at one of Akabane’s traditional izakayas, where you’ll be transported to old Japan. Enjoy delicious local dishes like grilled yakit... More

The Tokyo National Museum in Ueno, the largest museum in Japan, and Yanaka, a popular downtown area and home to many artists, are explored for art purposes. Visitors can visit large museums as well as small art galleries where the... More

Explore Tokyo's underground music scene with first time concert goers and music enthusiasts alike. From hole-in-the-wall basement bars to skyscraper DJ venues, follow us into the rabbit hole of Tokyo's music culture. Tour Highlig... More

Join us on this samurai-based tour where you will learn all about the history of samurai, do traditional indigo dyeing, and even try your hand at sword training yourself. This half-day tour will allow you to immerse yourself in t... More

◆You can enjoy sightseeing on an open-top bus and experience painting Hakata dolls. This tour is perfect for those who want to fully enjoy Fukuoka. Don't worry, an English-speaking guide will accompany you. ◆The open-top bus ... More

The city we'll visit is called "knife city Sakai," known for its knives from about 450 years ago, and still their skills are alive and improving. However, not many people don't know about how the professionals work for one knife t... More

Join a unique cultural experience led by Misato Takahashi, an Otsu native and daughter of Wado Takahashi, an Otsu-e artist originally from the Otsu-e master family, Takahashi Shozan. Misato is fervently committed to preserving the... More

Historically Nara was the capital of Japan and the seat of the Emperor during the Nara period from 710 to 794, before the capital was moved to Kyoto. This ancient capital has three registered World Heritage Sites: “Historical Pr... More

You can meet real geisha in Tokyo. You can watch their performances, talk to them directly, and take commemorative photos together. Meals are not included, but one drink and a light snack are provided. For an additional fee, you c... More

Enjoy a truly special day in Nagoya—where samurai history meets traditional craftsmanship. Start at Nagoya Castle, known for its iconic golden roof ornaments and elegant palace. Then, stroll through Kinshachi Yokocho and enjoy ... More