Our experience offers a one-of-a-kind cultural journey into Sakai, the historic samurai city known for its master craftsmanship and deep-rooted traditions. Unlike typical tourist activities, our tour immerses you in the art of Jap... More

Our kimono stylists will suggest a kimono coordination that suits you. We also have kimonos in sizes for babies and children, so please try wearing kimonos with the whole family.You can also experience being a photographer using a... More

1 Convenience & Flexibility: Daily departures, solo traveler friendly (1 person can book). Includes hassle-free hotel pickup/drop-off within Osaka city limits (Osaka Loop Line area), eliminating complex transport planning. 2 Deep... More

The host's home is a house in a quiet residential area. You can experience Japanese food as if you were staying with a Japanese family. The menu is Japanese home cooking, either “Oshizushi (pressed-sushi) Set” or “Seasonal O... More

Start,Osaka local instructor to prepare Japanese stock, because it is a base of japanese foods taste. Then try your hand at making takoyaki takoyaki—fried balls of wheat flour batter stuffed with octopus. ... More

Along the way, stop into carefully selected hidden Local restaurants where you’ll enjoy a full, curated meal featuring authentic Kyoto style dishes. Each stop has been handpicked for its quality, tradition, and local flavor pla... More

Anime, figures, Trading cards… Play around on Otaku Road, the center of otaku culture in the west! From specialty stores to sacred spots, this tour will take you to spots frequented by local fans. Experience firsthand the passio... More

Join Chef Tominaga on a one-hour guided tour of Nishiki Market, visiting vegetable stalls, fishmongers, and kitchenware shops. Experience the chef's meticulous selection of ingredients up close, and learn about fresh ingredient se... More

Experience the "eat until you drop" culture of Osaka in its liveliest district! Osaka is known as the "Kitchen of the nation" for a good reason. Going on a food binge in the city famous for the "eat until you drop" motto is a mus... More

We usually teach children mainly about eating manners and how to hold chopsticks. What is the most important thing to hold chopsticks correctly? The most important thing to hold the chopsticks correctly is the muscle strength of ... More

Step into the everyday life of Katsuura—a small port town known not for sightseeing spots, but for its people, flavours, and stories. In this experience, your bilingual guide Stella, deeply connected to the community, will show ... More

Wear a kimono and stroll around the city of Osaka! We have over 100 types of kimonos in various sizes, including kimonos for women and men. Our multilingual staff will help you with your kimono experience at an affordable price. ... More

Start your day with a peaceful morning walk through Kyoto’s historic Higashiyama district before the crowds arrive. This 2.3km (1.45-mile) guided tour takes you through charming backstreets and hidden gems while visiting must-se... More

Color your memories of Kyoto in Kimono. Rent a rickshaw at Kiyomizu-dera Temple or look for sweets in the back alleys of Gion. After changing into a kimono, let's go out on the town! Wearing a different outfit will make even the m... More

Juso is a unique local area favored by those “in the know." Despite it being conveniently located right next to the busy Osaka city center, it is a hidden gem, mostly unknown among foreign visitors. This tour lets you experienc... More

This tour is a tour using public transportation. Kyoto is known as exotic sightseeing places and numerous historic, quaint old monuments are seen all over the town. This tour covers part of Rakusei (Northwest district) and Central... More

Start your journey to Nara in comfort and convenience with our professional airport transfer service from Kansai International Airport (KIX). Whether you’re arriving after a long flight or heading home, we offer a smooth, stress... More

The Tenjin Matsuri, one of Japan’s three major festivals alongside Kyoto’s Gion Matsuri and Tokyo’s Kanda Matsuri, draws 1.3 million spectators each year. With origins dating back to the 10th century, it is held annually o... More

Gastronomy: The Cuisine of Nachikatsuura and Kumano We carefully explain the eating habits and traditions related to the ingredients, as well as the deep history of this land, providing a unique dinner experience where you can en... More

With over 50 years of experience in the wedding industry, we helps over 40,000 couples each year create unforgettable moments. Inspired by the beauty of kimono weddings from the Edo period, we founded our company to share this tr... More