The satoyama is a small village with a population of 200 locals. There are no tourist facilities, and you won't find any visitors here—let alone foreign travelers. It is a place where even Google hasn't fully mapped, preserving ... More

First, there will be a 15-minute lecture introducing the basics of bonsai, including an explanation of what bonsai is, its historical roots in Japan, and an introduction to Bonsai-machi (Bonsai Town). Although you won't create you... More

Explore the rich flavors of Fukuoka on a private day tour focused on Yame tea and Japanese sake. Visit lush tea plantations, engage in a traditional matcha grinding experience, and savor exquisite sake tastings at a local brewer... More

Experience tea picking and tea making in Furuta village, a tea-producing area on Tanegashima Island, and taste the island's tea along with local sweets. Afterwards, you will experience a traditional pottery in this island that h... More

Experience the Harmony of Nature and Food in Usuki, a UNESCO City of Gastronomy. With growing global interest in the cyclical relationship between nature and food, as well as a focus on sustainable food culture, Usuki City-a UNESC... More

Visit a rural guardian shrine and learn how faith shapes daily life in Satomi. Harvest seasonal vegetables and cook a farm-to-table lunch with a local farmer. Access to the meeting point is only 1.5 hours from Tokyo. Enjoy hands-o... More

English speaking guide will guide customers to the “Yame Central Tea Plantation” which represents the tea place Yame. Yame Central Tea Plantation spreads out on a gently sloping hill area. The view from the view spot, where t... More

Enjoy expertise of a private English driver and a customized itinerary. Immerse yourself in the country's Unesco world heritage sites, cultural gems and natural wonders. Highlights: 1. Osaka: Explore the vibrant capital with th... More

Explore the history and gardens of Erinji Temple, then enjoy wine tasting and stunning views at Budo no Oka in this Yamanashi tour.... More

Luxury Orchard Experience in Azumino Travel via luxury van with Wi-Fi to the stunning Azumino plain. Immerse yourself in the fleeting beauty of apple blossoms and spring hand-thinning through this exclusive, hands-on activity. Ex... More

First, there will be a 15-minute lecture introducing the basics of bonsai, including an explanation of what bonsai is, its historical roots in Japan, and an introduction to Bonsai-machi (Bonsai Town). Although you won't create you... More

"Karaku" – A Premier Peach Orchard in Asahara, Kurashiki, Okayama Located in Asahara, Kurashiki—one of Okayama’s top peach-producing areas—Karaku offers peaches fully ripened on the tree and processed using a unique “Wat... More

Experience authentic Japan through hands-on washi making, heartfelt meals with locals, and dynamic calligraphy in a serene forest.... More

Stroll through the Fujikawachi Tea Fields with local tea farmers who cultivate the tea, as they share insights into the history of the plantation and tea-growing techniques. You'll also learn about the efforts involved in maintain... More

1. Kandaka Shojuen, a gentle slope leads from Prefectural Route 33 towards Takamatsu Nishi High School. This is the main street of bonsai known as "Bonsai Street." Along the way, the towering "Dohyo-iri" pine tree serves as a land... More

Immerse yourself in the tranquil beauty of Japan's countryside with a unique shiitake mushroom tour. Over the course of three hours, visit a local family farm nestled in Oita Prefecture, Japan's leading shiitake producer. Guided b... More

Experience the lush landscapes of the satoyama, crystal-clear rivers, and the tranquil forest surrounding the shrines. As you cycle through this idyllic scenery, feel the refreshing breeze and the scent of grass while enjoying clo... More

This tour is created for just one or two guests. We specialize in fully private tours limited to one group at a time Escape the crowds and discover the true spirit of Japan. Our countryside tour invites you into the warm home of a... More

As you approach the farm from the pick-up location, the rice fields spread out and you can see the Japanese countryside. You can also experience Japanese food culture by making chilled Chinese noodles and smashing watermelons in t... 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