Mt. Takao is the most climbed mountain in the world, receiving three stars in the Michelin Green Guide in 2007. Nearly 3 million climbers visit the mountain each year. Although it is not a high mountain at 599 meters above sea lev... More

What makes this tour unique is not merely the accumulation of curious sights, but the invitation it offers to experience Kyoto through the lens of strangeness and human desire. In wandering through chaotic stores, photobooths, and... More

Experience the spirit of Toba on a relaxed 6-hour journey blending ocean culture, sacred scenery, and traditional town life. Surrounded by Mie’s beautiful coastline, Toba has long been shaped by its deep connection to the sea. ... More

Shodoshima is the second-largest island in the Seto Inland Sea and one of the region’s most popular destinations for travelers looking to explore the Inland Sea archipelago. The island is noted for its distinctive food culture, ... More

Discover Aomori (located in Aomori tour designed just for you. Whether you’re interested in exploring cultural landmarks, browsing vibrant local markets, or venturing off the beaten path, you can create a fully customized itiner... More

This tour is more than just a walk—it’s a step into living history. While many historic sites in Japan have been reconstructed or modernized, Seki-juku remains one of the rare post towns where the original Edo-period atmospher... More

Step into the spiritual heart of Japan with a rare, immersive experience at Nakayama-dera—one of the most sacred temples on the 1,000-year-old Saigoku Kannon Pilgrimage. Unlike ordinary temple visits, this 1.5-hour tour is led ... More

Enjoy a private space overlooking the vast 3,800 km² snowy expanse of the Ishikari Plain. This completely reservation-only private terrace is located on the Maoi Hills in Naganuma Town, just 30 minutes by car from New Chitose Air... More

・Step onto the sacred Noh stage and feel its historic atmosphere. ・See and wear an authentic Noh mask, and take commemorative photos. ・Stroll around Kishiwada Castle and explore its rich history ・Ninomaru Square Tourist I... More

Explore Kamakura's rich history and culture on a customizable half-day tour. Guided by a Kamakura-born local expert, visit iconic sites like Engaku-ji Temple and Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine, while enjoying the flexibility to tail... More

Discover the rich history and cultural heritage of Shizuoka on this private tour. Begin with Kunozan Toshogu Shrine, a beautifully preserved site dedicated to Tokugawa Ieyasu, surrounded by lush forested hills. Continue to Nihonda... More

Experience the essence of Kyoto's rich heritage with our meticulously crafted one-day walking tours by cab, trains & buses with Licensed English speaking guide, native Japanese. ■ Pls give a valid mobile No. to use in Kyoto ■... More

This tour is offered by a fully bilingual, English speaking Japanese native tour guide with extensive knowledge of the city. You will gain insights into Tokyo’s culture, history, and daily life. Your tour itinerary is fully cus... More

Ride through Kyoto at night on a unique electric bicycle with glowing illuminated wheels, creating a striking and memorable way to explore the city after dark. Cruise past historic streets and iconic landmarks such as Gion, Yasaka... More

Discover a side of Japan few travelers ever see with this guided tour of Imai Town—one of the country’s best-preserved historic merchant districts. Unlike touristy replicas, Imai is a living, breathing town with centuries-old ... More

Step into the history of Japan's shoguns with a guided tour and photo session at Tsurugaoka Hachimangu. This revered shrine, once a protector of samurai, is Kamakura's most popular highlight. With magnificent traditional architect... More

This Tokyo walking tour includes a Japanese traditional performance that you can enjoy as you partake in a Kaiseki dinner of 8 courses at the restaurant, Suigian! *Guided walking tour is 4hrs and spend 2hrs (It can vary) at Suigia... More

Tamba-ware Pottery, one of Japan's Six Ancient Kilns, originated in Tachikui, Tamba Sasayama. The symbolic "climbing kiln" as a historical remain was used for firing ceramics for three days and nights at 1,300°C (1,300°F). With ... More

Start in the morning and walk around the shopping district in a relaxed kimono! A gift certificate worth 1,000 yen that can be used to eat while walking and a souvenir of goshuincho stamp book are also included.... More

Discover Otaru’s authentic izakaya culture on a 2-hour guided bar hopping experience through this historic canal town. Led by a local English-speaking guide, explore atmospheric backstreets and lantern-lit lanes while visiting t... More