Monzen‑Nakacho presents an authentic shitamachi experience—Tokyo’s true downtown where tourists are almost nonexistent, a hidden gem for seekers of genuine Japanese culture. In this neighborhood, sake wholesalers—professio... More

Osaka is famous for its local food and sake and you get to enjoy these all at once with friendly, kind local guides. In this tour, you can visit 3 different local izakaya/bars in 3 hours. Osaka Metro Group provides you a safe tour... More

You can learn and enjoy Japanese alcohol with an expert. The director of Meiri Shurui, which was established in 1950(Meiri Shuruis predecessor was Kato Shuzoten which was founded in the late Edo Period), will guide you around Bess... More

Experience an Authentic Night Out in Hokkaido! Hop between two cozy local izakayas and enjoy "Hashigo-zake" like a true local! 【Experience Hokkaido like never before!】 Tired of touristy spots? On this tour, we'll take you t... More

Step beyond the typical sake experience and dive into the birthplace of Japanese sake—Nara, where tradition began over a thousand years ago in the quiet halls of Buddhist temples. This isn’t just a tasting tour—it’s a cult... More

You can learn how sake is made and how it differs from wine. There are many types of sake, from dry to sweet, and tasting a few will broaden your knowledge of sake. Some of these are rare sakes that cannot be purchased at regular ... More

Guests will journey deep into the hidden region of Nagano known as Akiyamago, a remote mountain valley rich in natural beauty and cultural heritage. Here, they’ll soak in one of the wildest open-air hot springs in Nagano, where... More

Discover a slower, more personal side of Kyoto on this small-group bento and bicycle tour. Begin your day with a hands-on bento-making class, preparing a traditional lunch of tamago-yaki, onigiri, and octopus sausages, packed in e... More

• Sample some of Morita Sake Brewery's original sake and enjoy the varying aromas and tastes of each drink. • After the brewery tour, you will receive either a small bottle of collaboration sake from Kurashiki Ivy Square Hote... More

Discover the ancient history of Japanese sake (or rice wine) which dates back to at least 700 AD. Originally only consumed at religious ceremonies, sake was believed to connect individuals to the divine realm. For nearly a millen... More

Your local Japanese guides are fluent in English and will support you every step of the way. With their deep local knowledge, they’ll take you to hidden gems — cozy izakayas and restaurants that most tourists would never find ... More

Taste seasonal sushi or grilled pork selected by your guide at a family-run bar, relax in a traditional tattoo-friendly hot spring and sing along to 90s J-POP in a karaoke bar. You’ll enjoy Tokyo nightlife like a true local wit... More

This is the only place in Japan where you can learn from a sushi chef! ︎ Try wearing a happi coat, take photos, and try making sushi! ︎ There's also a souvenir corner!... More

This tour is planned by a former event coordinator from one of Japan's leading theme parks. Unlike the Tokyo metropolitan area, enjoy the beauty of Japan and sake to your heart's content in an environment filled with nature. Our t... More

●Experience the iconic Shibuya Crossing & Hachiko statue See Tokyo's most famous photo spots in just one hour. ●Explore hidden alleys like Nonbei Yokocho & Miyashita Park Discover Shibuya’s nostalgic and modern sides. ●E... More

Are you a Sake beginner or an expert? This Sake brewery private tour brings you not only to the world of Sake but also exclusive cultural experiences. I will take you to Ichinoya Sake Brewery, established in 1865, which still p... More

Deliciously Balinese food and fun, interactive and suitable for everyone: take home a taste of Bali plus a few secret local recipes. Sampling the local culinary delights is a highlight of any visit to Bali. The Kubu Cooking Class,... More

Niigata is one of the leading centers of food culture in Japan.​ While walking through charming avenues, you can feel the atmosphere of old port town and taste many delicious Japanese dishes. Emersed yourself in history as you ... More

What to do in Kyobashi? Kyobashi is very well known for the Heisei and Showa period that remained in that area. A lot of "Salaryman" (Japanese office men) goes to Kyobashi to have a good time in those Local Bars! •Local bar in ... More

Let's get out of the touristy areas and taste the full flavor of Japanese culture! You will visit places ONLY for LOCALS. You’ll be able to experience what Japanese taverns are like. ・Discover the izakayas of Tokyo on a guide... More