Discover Tokyo’s Hidden Nightlife: Bar-Hopping in Shinjuku Join a local guide on a thrilling night out in Shinjuku, Tokyo’s district that never sleeps! We’ll explore the famous Omoide Yokocho and Golden Gai — narrow alley... More

The workshop will be held in Totsuka-ku, Yokohama, a quiet residential area near Kamakura, Sakuragicho, and other sightseeing spots. Using the “ Original kumihomo-dai” which was invented and put into practical use by the inst... More

The culinary adventure doesn't end with sushi. We'll also guide you through the traditional process of making your own Miso soup from scratch. You'll learn to shave Katsuobushi (dried bonito) from a block, a time-honored technique... More

If you’ve already visited the main highlights in Tokyo, how about exploring some beautiful, religious, and local spots? A nationally licensed guide will take you to one of Tokyo’s nine greatest gardens, Kiyosumi Garden, the lo... More

This tour starts at Temma station, just 1 minutes from Osaka station by JR Loop Line. Temma is a famous bar & restaurant area for Japanese locals and less touristic compare with Namba or Tennoji. So you'll be able to enjoy being a... More

Explore the rich history and culture of Otsu on this engaging three-hour walking tour. Guided by a knowledgeable local, uncover Otsu's transformation from a bustling post town on the Tōkaidō highway to a spiritual center by Lake... More

Kakunodate is a former castle town which flourished during the Edo period. Known as the “Little Kyoto of Tohoku”, the town is home to a district 800-meters in radius consisting of samurai residences and traditional architectur... More

"Sakura" is at the heart of Japan. In spring, Japanese people will go out with friends to view the cherry blossoms under the cherry trees. It's a ceremony to kickstart a new coming year, as the Japanese year begins in April. Why d... More

We cook and eat osechi dishes on New Year's Day in Japan. We cook and eat Osechi-ryori, a local dish of Osaka. Osechi-ryori has a meaning. They want to live long and work hard. Black beans take 2 days to make! I learn how to make ... More

At the kiln, the owner of the kiln himself will tell you about the history of Agano ware and its attractions. Deepen your understanding of Agano pottery through this activity of the studio, a pottery-making experience (one piece p... More

See the real Japan and experience its culture beyond the typical tourist sites. You'll walk through busy streets, ride the bullet train, and enjoy local foods. Each tour is customized to fit the preferences of the group.... More

Unlike typical visits that only include Himeji Castle, this guided tour introduces you to Taiyō Park—Himeji’s hidden cultural gem. You'll explore Shiratori Castle, a breathtaking replica of Neuschwanstein Castle, and then tra... More

・Experience sofubi making at UCHOTEN FACTORY, a soft vinyl figure factory in Tokyo ・Customize the factory's original character with your own design ・Go hands-on through the entire process: molding, painting, and packaging ... More

We offer a unique, hands-on experience for travelers - especially Gameboy lovers to mod your Gameboy Advance with IPS screen. The final result is a one-of-a-kind, meaningful souvenir you can take home, play every day, or gift to s... More

Immerse yourself in a unique cultural experience with the Year-End Mochi Pounding event alongside a Sumo Champion in Tokyo. This hands-on activity invites you to join a small group of just 10 participants at the Tatsunami Stable, ... More

Book your private transfer from Tokyo Airport (HND) to Tachikawa City and return. Don't go through all the hassle of waiting in a long taxi or shared shuttles queues and use our private, door to door airport transfer. Your drive... More

Come with us to enjoy a half-day discovery tour of Lake Biwa, Japan's largest lake, departing from Kyoto Station. Aboard the Michigan Cruise, admire the picturesque scenery as you cruise the calm waters of Lake Biwa for an hour an... More

Explore the cultural treasures of Kyoto on a day trip from Nagoya, featuring must-see attractions like Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine and Kiyomizu-dera Temple. Begin with a 90-minute visit to the iconic shrine, known for its thousand... 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

Explore Shosenkyo, Japan’s most beautiful valley, with stunning cliffs, clear streams, and seasonal beauty. A must-visit Yamanashi gem loved by all, offering new discoveries every time! It has been designated as a national spec... More