Have You Heard of Japan’s Finest Red Vinegar, Born in Onomichi? While rice vinegar is common for sushi, traditional Edo-style sushi used red vinegar (akazu). Today, premium red vinegar is made from sake lees aged for at least ... More

A tour to fully enjoy the night in Takada, a historic castle town in the snowy region. The dining venue features a special lunch at "Centennial Ryotei Ukisyo," a traditional restaurant with over 140 years of history and designated... More

While places like Golden Gai are filled with tourists, Nakano remains one of Tokyo’s best-kept secrets. It is a fascinating neighborhood that feels cinematic and deeply Japanese, with colorful streets, small bars, and hidden loc... More

This isn't just a night out—it's a dive into local life in southern Nara. Centered in Yamato-Yagi, a crossroads between Osaka, Nagoya, and Ise, the bar-hopping tour takes you into the real heart of regional nightlife. While tour... More

【Todai-ji Temple】 As one of Japan’s most iconic temples, Todai-ji Temple attracts numerous tourists from overseas every year. It is also famous for housing the world’s largest bronze Buddha statue, known as the “Great Bu... More

Delve into the rich traditions of Japan with a visit to Nakazawa Sake Brewery, where sake has been brewed since 1825. Witness the intricate brewing process through an informative video, followed by a tasting experience of up to th... More

Immerse yourself in Japan's rich sake culture with a 1.5-hour tasting session at Hanbee Asakusa Sake Bar. Nestled on a quiet street, this cozy hideaway invites you to explore a diverse selection of sake from various Japanese brewe... More

In 2024, ""Traditional Sake Brewing"" in Japan was registered as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage. This recognition honors unique brewing techniques using koji mold and the rich culture surrounding them. Otaru’s Tanaka Sake... More

Kurahashi Island in Hiroshima Prefecture is a tranquil island in the Seto Inland Sea with several remarkable attractions, from breathtaking mountain vistas and hot springs to a world-renowned brand and Japan’s finest craftsmansh... More

Enjoy Chiba after sunset on this relaxed evening walking tour. We begin with a visit to Chiba Shrine, where you can experience Japanese spirituality and local history in a calm, evening atmosphere. Next, we head to a popular loc... More

Tamashima is a historic port town that prospered as a key point along the Seto Inland Sea trade routes. The brewery, founded in 1878, stands in what was once a bustling wholesale district shaped by the passage of Kitamaebune tradi... More

A Refined Encounter with Nature and Fermentation Pedal through the gentle landscapes of Maniwa’s satoyama countryside on an e-bike, where every turn reveals a blend of natural beauty and cultural depth. Along the way, enjoy priv... More

Explore the rich history of Asakusa, where folklore and tradition intertwine, culminating in a premium sake tasting. Starting with your knowledgeable guide, you'll uncover the stories behind the founding of Sensoji Temple, establi... More

Discover the intricate world of sake in this guided tasting experience in Shinjuku. Led by a certified sake sommelier, this course caters to all levels—from beginners to avid fans—providing insights into sake's unique characte... More

Explore the rich traditions of Japanese drinking culture at Kawakami Saketen, a cherished liquor store in Kumamoto. This intimate tasting session, limited to just six participants, offers a unique opportunity to sample Sake and Sh... More

Step into Japan's rich cultural tapestry with a unique opportunity to don authentic kimonos and period costumes in Munakata's Akamakan, Fukuoka. Choose from a diverse selection of traditional outfits, including samurai and festiv... More

Discover authentic Tokyo flavors as you explore Shinjuku’s nighttime food scene with a local guide. The tour begins in front of Kitakata Ramen Bannai Omoide Yokocho and continues with a relaxed walk through key nightlife areas. ... More

The Akinada area of Hiroshima Prefecture is renowned as a premier region for ginjō sake and oysters, thanks to its pure water and nutrient-rich sea. This activity offers a unique culinary experience, allowing you to enjoy the reg... More

Experience the differences in water, the fundamental ingredient of Japanese sake. An interactive plan with the sake brewery staff. A special explanation of the sake brewing process will be provided.... More

Discover the art of sake with a curated tasting course led by a certified Sake Sommelier at an award-winning restaurant. This experience invites both newcomers and enthusiasts to explore a selection of regional sakes from Tohoku a... More