【The pickup service is available only for guests who are already staying in Kawaguchiko or Fujiyoshida area, or for those who can come to the areas on their own.】 Join us on a special nature and culture tour at the foot of Mt... More

Welcome to a spring tour where you can fully enjoy the cherry blossoms and sake culture of the Fushimi area! Delight in historical shrines, scenic spots, and unique experiences like brewery tours and boat rides, making for a truly... More

Try to travel back in time and become a fierce Japanese warrior with this indoor activity in the heart of Tokyo. Learn the 弓道 (kyūdō), an art of archery, and 刀 (katana) usage, unique for Japan. Explore the war strategies a... More

This is a great-value plan that combines a ninja show experience with dinner at a traditional Japanese izakaya. Both venues are located in Kabukicho, Shinjuku, and are conveniently within a five-minute walk of each other. The ninj... More

Hakata and Fukuoka: A Bicycle Tour of Two Towns Fukuoka consists of two towns with different histories. Hakata, on the other hand, flourished as Japan's oldest international port and was a center of trade and diplomacy that was t... More

Do you want to immerse yourself in the culture and spirit of Samurai while you are in Japan? In this 6-hour Tokyo walking tour, you can experience the Samurai Martial arts of "Iaido" in a traditional uniform! "Iaido" is the marti... More

Mangrove trees grow thickly in the river, and small creatures such as crabs and gobies live there, and you can observe them. Kadena Town in Okinawa Prefecture has a lot of charm, including history and legends about fairies that li... More

Explore the stunning mangrove forests and crystal-clear ocean of Ishigaki Island on this unique SUP and kayaking adventure. Suitable for all ages from 3 to 65, the tour offers a small group experience, ensuring a relaxed atmosph... More

Hakone is one of the representative sight-seeing spots from Tokyo. Fancy and stylish restaurants and old fashioned Japanese style inns are coexisting to make its unique characteristics of Hakone. There are some established museums... More

Step into the Matcha capital, Uji, and experience the heart of Japan's finest green tea. Walking through the famous Byodo-in temple, known for its appearance on the 10-yen coin, you will grind tea leaves into matcha powder and dri... More

Welcome to Japan's largest digital amusement park set in Tokyo Tower. This next-generation entertainment complex fuses cutting-edge digital technology like VR and AR with exhilarating physical activities. Whether you're with famil... More

Kobe is known as an international port city, but it is also known as a place that reminds us of nature and conveys traditions. This tour will take you to see the craftsmanship and cultures nurtured in Kobe, as well as the nature t... More

Stroll through Tokyo’s kitchen and delight in the tastes, smells, and sights of the world’s most famous fish market. Discover new flavor sensations and find out more about the people that work here. Learn about the fascinating... More

Create your own one-of-a-kind souvenir here at KUROMAMEDO, and give life to Japanese traditions! KUROMAMEDO is located in Shinjuku, and it’s a few minutes away from Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden . We aim to make foreign travell... More

Experience Kyoto’s must-see spots in one seamless half-day tour. Begin at the world-famous Fushimi Inari Shrine, where thousands of bright red torii gates create a stunning tunnel through the forest. Discover the deep spiritual ... More

Kamakura was the center of Japanese politics, with the samurai government's headquarters in the 12-14th centuries. Kamakura has many large shrines and temples that played an important role at the time, and their magnificent buildi... More

Have ever seen real Wasabi? Discover the Japan’s largest Wasabi Farm! Nagano Prefecture is the largest producer of wasabi in Japan. Home to many small family-tended plots dotted between the rice fields, rural Azumino – just o... More

Follow a local guide through the iconic Thunder Gate to Senso-ji, Tokyo’s oldest temple. Discover Asakusa’s famous street food and souvenir streets, enjoyed by locals for generations. Highlights: ・Senso-ji Temple – Tokyo�... More

Asakusa, where our classroom is located, was the birthplace of ramen in Tokyo just over 100 years ago. Make a delicious bowl of ramen and some crisp and juicy gyoza to go with it. Btw at our Chagohan Tokyo Cooking Classes, Guests... More

・12 unique Japanese dishes for the first time ・Sake bars loved by locals ・Too many ice cream choices at FamilyMart ・Meet new friends along the way ・Tips for Enjoying Kyoto... More