Discover Aomori’s vibrant nightlife with a local guide who will take you to hidden "izakaya" and bars around Aomori Station—places only locals know and tourists rarely find. Skip the hassle of searching and planning; your guid... More

a descriptive tour the the iconic Asakusa Sensoji temple - We will not stop with just passing thru the nakamise but will take you further, deeper and show you Nishi Sando, Yokodo, zeniduka, hoppy street, Kappabashi, shin nakamis... More

Meet at a sake bar in Unagidani, then step into an exclusive sushi counter where a skilled chef prepares each dish right before your eyes. This 12-course omakase experience showcases Japan’s finest seasonal seafood, expertly cra... More

Nada area between Osaka and Kobe is one of the best 3 major SAKE produce places in Japan. Only 20 minutes from Osaka and 15 minutes from Kobe, you can visit "Real Sake Breweries" to know and understand what Sake is made by and ho... More

Hey there! Ever heard of Nada Gogo, the ultimate sake haven in Japan? Picture this – over 10 incredible sake breweries offering tours and tastings along the Hanshin train line. The road is flat, making it a perfect stroll around... More

This value-packed trip with a government-licensed and experienced multilingual tour guide is a fantastic and efficient way to explore Aizuwakamatsu! Aizuwakamatsu is a former feudal capital featuring a number of historical attrac... More

In the morning, enjoy a guided walk tour of Himeji Castle, where you’ll be able to fully explore and conquer the castle. Afterward, hop into a minivan for a scenic drive along the Seto Inland Sea coastline. Visit the renowned Na... More

A must-see tour for sake lovers! We will take you to the Nada area of ​​Kobe, Japan's number one sake-producing region. When you think of Japan, you think of sake! The Nada area of ​​Kobe is famous for being home to the nu... More

In this class, we will cook 3-4 Japanese home-style cuisine together. You will be able to learn how to make Dashi (Japanese soup stock), about Japanese ingredients and how to cook them. After enjoying the dishes we have made, we ... More

Ride by train into JR Chuo Line night bars with a former conductor. Tonight you are the “passenger.” Samurai Guide Sho served as a JR Chuo Line conductor for 22 years. From Shinjuku, he guides you by JR Chuo Line Green Car (... More

Kyoto is a city where tradition and elegance come to life, and there’s no better way to experience it than through its rich sake culture. From the enchanting world of geisha, which has flourished for over 400 years, to the charm... More

Step into the historic charm of Otaru, a beloved port city in Hokkaido known for its romantic canal views, preserved architecture, and delicious sweets. Once a hub of trade and culture, Otaru has transformed into a favorite getawa... More

Experience the raw energy of Tokyo like a true local. While Shibuya and Shinjuku offer neon lights, Ueno offers soul. Located in the heart of Tokyo's "Shitamachi" (old downtown), Ueno and the Ameyoko district are home to a labyrin... More

Delve into Kyoto's vibrant culinary scene with an exclusive night food tour in the iconic Kiyamachi neighborhood. This all-inclusive experience invites you to savor local delicacies while immersing yourself in the cultural traditi... More

Discover what a Japanese night out is really like. Rather than simply going out for drinks, this tour gives you a deeper look into how locals spend an evening in Nagoya. With a Certified Sake Expert as your guide, you’ll visit b... More

Discover Kyoto with a flexible, customized tour guided by a knowledgeable local expert. Visit top attractions like Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine, while exploring hidden spots rich in history and tradition. Enjoy Kyoto’s vibrant fo... More

Ready to taste Kyoto like never before? Join us for a mouthwatering night adventure around Kyoto Station, where the locals eat and the flavors are unforgettable. ● We’ll take you to cozy, authentic izakayas—hidden gems you ... More

This is off the beaten path tour in Tokyo. You can enjoy non touristic spots. It is mainly for locals. This means you can see real life of Tokyo people. You can buy local products, taste street foods and local Japanese garden. It ... More

Matsumoto brings together two threads of Japanese tradition: the stone and timber of defensive architecture, and the rice and water of sake brewing. This tour starts at Matsumoto Castle, one of Japan's most striking original cas... More

Akabane is a popular hangout for Tokyoites. Not well-known by tourists, so it’s filled with a truly local atmosphere. There are many small eateries and standing bars with amiable and cheerful crowds. You can get a glimpse of an ... More