Local flavor and seasonal touch: Enjoy a special experience through local Fukuoka sake breweries and seasonal limited-edition sake. Sensory experience: Enjoy Japanese aesthetics through all five senses aroma, taste, color, textur... More

Experience to meet "Funasushi" origin of "Sushi" in Japan. Try 3types of Funasushi with local Sake "Shichihonyari" chosen by Kuramoto.This experience is held at private cozy Machiya Bar. Funasushi is only served in Shiga prefectur... More

Himeji Castle: A UNESCO World Heritage site and pure white National Treasure. Climb to the top for panoramic views; Shogun-zaka slope is a must. Nada Sake District: Japan's premier sake region. Kobe Stroll: Weathercock House (K... More

Highlights Explore Chita's finest producers alongside award-winning Chef Watanabe. Meet local growers and discover the stories behind exceptional seasonal ingredients. Experience Japan's rich farm-to-table culture through exclusiv... More

This is one of the best tours to enjoy fresh beer in Japan. Take a premium tour to the Sapporo Beer Museum and spend time with your guide on the streets of Otaru! The only beer museum in Japan, you can learn about the relationshi... More

This special journey explores the traditional performing arts and sake brewing of Etchu Yatsuo, which developed as a merchant culture distinct from the samurai cultures of Kanazawa and Takayama. It is a private tour starting from ... More

Explore the art of sake brewing at Toyokuni Sake Brewery, a haven for food and beverage enthusiasts. This intimate tour invites restaurant owners, chefs, and anyone passionate about brewing culture to immerse themselves in the tra... More

Experience Shizuoka at its best by seeing the Kakegawa castle, making traditional Japanese sake, and riding the local train with its elegant countryside views. You can visit Kakegawa Castle, with its beautiful appearance, consider... More

Have a good trip along the Nakasendo Trail in the Edo period with such a popular licensed English guide. Nakasendo Trail is a route that connects Edo and Kyoto, where Samurai used to walk along this trail. It retains the views of... 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