Please note that the market tour here means a local supermarket tour, which is typically where locals shop. After you meet your host Akiko at the station, she will accompany you to a local supermarket located near the JR station w... More

The Shirakawa-go and Gokayama regions line the Shogawa River Valley in the remote mountains that span from Gifu to Toyama Prefectures. Declared a UNESCO world heritage site in 1995, they are famous for their traditional gassho-zuk... More

From Nagoya take the train and then the bus to Magome, one of the post towns along the Nakasendo, the old merchant route connecting Tokyo and Kyoto during the Edo Period. From there hike the 7.8-kilometer-long trail to the next ... More

Visit the best parts of Japan with a English speaking guide. You will be taken to the Magome-juku by local express bus, where you'll see a scene that very much resembles how the post town looked in the Edo period hundreds of year... More

Visit the best parts of Nagoya with a private car. You will be taken to Nagoya castle, where you'll see golden dolphin on the top of the castle. After that you will be transferred to Noritake garden which has an elegant and dynami... More

Do you know that Nagoya was once the center base of Samurai culture? During the Sengoku period in the 16th century when Samurai played an active role, the Owari district including Nagoya is known as the place where the most famous... More

Embark on a captivating tour from Nagoya to explore the oldest castle in Japan, a National Treasure teahouse, a “city of swords,” and the charms of Central Japan. Learn about the craftsmanship involved in creating a samurai sw... More

Travel to the scenic Hida Takayama area from Nagoya by Highway bus. Takayama is known as little Kyoto city of Gifu Prefecture and see the World Cultural Heritage, village of Shirakawago. Your own English speaking guide will wait ... More

Immerse yourself in the special charm of Shirakawa-go, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and learn about the history and architecture of its iconic gassho-zukuri houses. As it is a self-guided tour, you can enjoy meals and sightseeing... More

Nice experience to make mini sized scissor in Seki City which is known as a town of Japanese sword and blacksmithing since the Kamakura period. You can assemble mini sized scissor that is sharp but safe and convenient to carry an... More

Nestled in the Japanese Alps lie the charming towns of Shirakawa-go and Takayama. Discover their traditional architecture and beautiful scenery with a knowledgeable guide. Take an air-conditioned bus ride through scenic routes to ... More

A tour is complete when you have a passionate tour guide beside you: What Makes Your Osaka Tours Unique? Osaka has passionate history and culture and so do we. Each of our local guides has their own love story with the city they... More

Experience the allure of surfing in Tahara City, Nagoya. Learn from professional instructors while riding thrilling waves in a stunning beach setting. Dive into Japanese surf culture and enjoy the safe and unforgettable adventur... More

Enjoy your own private tour of Nagoya’s vibrant nightlife! Discover Nagoya’s nightlife with a 100% private guided tour—just you and your group, no strangers! Our local guide will take you to the best izakaya-style bars and ... More

Recommended attractions: Gujo Hachiman Castle/Takayama Jinya/Shirakawa-go Gassho Village Go to Gujo Hachiman Castle to visit the exhibitions and historical introductions in the city, stroll along the city trails, and enjoy the nat... More

Sumo, a revered Japanese martial art and combat sport, boasts a rich tradition dating back to ancient times. You can sit in a chair and observe. (Usually, visitors sit on the ground.) Embark on a unique tour that grants you excl... More

Explore Takayama, a city nestled in the mountainous Hida region, known for its beautifully preserved old town with Edo-period architecture, charming streets, and traditional merchant houses. Stroll through the historic district, v... More

Discover the pride of Nagoya, the legacy of Samurai times, and the tradition of Monozukuri (“Craftsmanship”) at two sites; Nagoya Castle and Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology. With a dedicated guide, enjoy... More

Embark on a captivating journey to two of Nagoya’s most iconic destinations for stunning natural landscapes and breathtaking seasonal views. Start your day with an easy yet scenic hike through Yoro Park, renowned for its 3,000 c... More

Take part in a shibori tie-dye workshop in Arimatsu and learn all about this ancient Japanese art from a local guide. The experience starts with a walking tour around the old city, so you can admire its original Edo-era buildings,... More