This tour introduces two railway-related sites that reflect Kyoto’s modernization and transportation history. At the Kyoto Railway Museum, visitors can explore the development of Japan’s railway culture through historic steam ... 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

Join our two-day tour to visit two cities that were once the capitals of Japan and are filled with attractions. Our professional guides will help you manage your time efficiently and provide detailed explanations to deepen your un... More

Enjoy Nagahama on a guided walking tour of the city, including traditional Soy sause tasting. After this private guided tour, you can enjoy sightseeing as you like. Be careful, you may notice that 1 day is too short to enjoy Nagah... More

A buckwheat noodle experience using carefully selected domestic buckwheat flour. The first experience of buckwheat watering, lengthening and cutting, and a fun conversation with the artisan are a short time away. Various thickness... More

In Nara Park, feed bowing deer. Then journey to Uji for matcha or a hot spring. A Kansai tour blending sacred deer, ancient temples, tea, and relaxation. Feed the Deer – Stroll Nara Park with free deer crackers. Enjoy deer bowi... More

- Travel in comfort on a private bus to three of Kyoto's most popular suburban attractions: Ine, Amanohashidate, and Miyama Thatched Village. - All attraction tickets are included, with no hidden fees. - Enjoy a hassle-free trip t... More

This plan is for people who want to know more about Japanese cuisine. This is the highest-class of Japanese cuisine tour. Please enjoy the greatest services and superb tastes. In this tour, you also can learn about correct manners... More

Miyama Town, where Miyama Kayabuki-no-Sato is located, is a peaceful natural town about 90 minutes by car from the city center of Kyoto. In 1993, the town was selected as a national Important Preservation District for Groups of Tr... More

Escape the summer heat and travel in absolute comfort aboard a private car! Discover the captivating beauty of one of the world's most photogenic cities alongside an expert local guide. As Japan's first permanent capital, Nara is ... More

Osaka is the vibrant food capital of Japan that is also famous for the Wild Day Tour. With hundreds of restaurants, izakayas, and clubs in the central area of Osaka alone, there’s so much choice when it comes to party time! Endl... More

Explore Arashiyama’s quiet side away from crowds. Visit Togetsu Bridge, a calm viewpoint, a small bamboo grove, and two temples with stone statues.... More

Immerse yourself in the rich traditions of Japan at Kōzu Shrine, a historic Shinto sanctuary in Osaka. Guided by an experienced sword instructor, delve into the principles of kenjutsu as you learn posture, cutting forms, and brea... More

As an architect and design writer, I have long been fascinated by Japanese gardens—the way restraint creates profound presence, how every stone, lantern, and ripple of water is deliberate, and how simplicity carries layers of me... More

Enjoy an exclusive private Geisha and Maiko dining experience in the heart of Kyoto - with no shared seating and an elegant, intimate atmosphere. Witness graceful traditional dance performances and enjoy the sounds of traditional... More

Embark on a captivating private tour from Kyoto Station, where the breathtaking hydrangeas are the undisputed highlight. Wander through the thousands of vermilion torii gates at Fushimi Inari Shrine, then immerse yourselves in the... More

Spend 5 hours exploring Osaka’s iconic landmarks and hidden gems with a licensed guide, who will share cultural insights and local tips along the way. After the tour, join a one-hour workshop at Matcha Making Osaka, located nea... More

1. Tranquil walk through Kyoto’s most scenic paths Explore historic stone walkways and temples away from the crowds, soaking in Kyoto’s seasonal charm. 2. Experience Zen in a serene garden at Ginkakuji Admire the elegant dry ... More

Blessed with abundant spring water flowing from the surrounding mountains—once revered as sacred—this quiet village feels like a timeless scene from Japan’s rural past. Depending on the season, you’ll join a local farmer f... More

As a chef, your guide is dedicated to unveiling the essence and origins behind Japan's extraordinary culinary heritage. Start at Nishiki Market, where vibrant stalls offer fresh seafood, local delicacies, and artisanal crafts. Vi... More