Escape rigid bus schedules and snowy driving risks with this meticulously planned private tour. We focus on comfort, timing, and authentic experiences. Optimized for Penguins: Our 7:30 AM departure ensures you arrive at Asahiyama... More

Step inside the world of Japanese sake in Kyoto. Visit a historic local brewery and discover why sake is more than just a drink — it is a living tradition shaped by pure water, carefully polished rice, and the art of koji ferme... More

This tour guide is a Japanese bartender and I know about a little odd bars and pubs in Tokyo. Let's drink with a bartender at the Japanese odd pub. We'll visit 3pubs with 3hours. No,1. Pub where you can fishing You can drink bes... More

Discover Shinjuku after dark as we guide you through its vibrant izakaya scene. Over the course of one evening, you’ll visit three distinct venues - from a retro wooden tavern that feels like a step back in time, to a cozy spot ... More

Experience three incredible destinations in one seamless adventure! Our exclusive full-day tour includes comfortable car transportation with pickup and drop-off, eliminating travel stress. Discover Japan's sake capital with three ... More

Embark on a fascinating journey from Osaka to Kobe’s famous Nada Gogo, Japan’s largest sake-producing region. This tour offers an in-depth look at the art of sake brewing, its rich history, and an opportunity to taste premium ... More

This tour takes you to Nishinomiya, part of the Kobe area and the birthplace of Miyamizu, the sacred water highly prized by master brewers. Here in Nada — Japan’s leading sake-producing region, responsible for about 25% of the... 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

Turn your night into a shared sports experience. This private tour takes place at one British-style sports pub that screens major games, creating a relaxed space where travelers can watch a match and actually talk—about teams, p... More

Okazaki, the second largest city in Aichi Prefecture, has a long history and you can enjoy traditional buildings and food. It is also a recommended place for sightseeing because of its convenience. Make fun memories with the guide... More

Discover the food and drink scene of Iwakuni on a guided tour. Savor the flavors of the city with a local guide leading the way.... More

This tour is unique for tasting and making Sake at the same time. For those who have interest to other kinds of Sake unlike ones from rice bran. Plum sake taste like sweet like juice and many people will be obsessed with these rig... More

In this tour, you will first experience the depth of sake brewing at the "Tenju Sake Brewery," which boasts over 200 years of history. While learning about the care and attention given to the water and rice used, you will have the... More

Explore the heart of Fushimi, renowned for its rich sake culture, on this immersive 3.5-hour tour. Begin at Gokōnomiya Shrine, where you can taste legendary spring water used in sake production for over 1,200 years. Then, delve i... More

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

Founded in 1856, Kaminoi Sake Brewery is a renowned sake brewery that has repeatedly won gold medals at the National Tax Agency's tasting competition. This long-established brewery, which has close ties to Atsuta Shrine, invites y... More

Are you familiar with doburoku, a rare type of Japanese sake? Unlike regular sake, doburoku is made by bottling the unfiltered mash (moromi) while fermentation continues. This makes it very difficult to store, and it's rarely serv... More

Echizen washi paper, which boasts a history of over 1500 years, is a traditional craft that Fukui is proud of, and is used for labels of sake and whiskey due to its beauty and strength. After learning about sake brewing at one of ... More

This 2-night, 3-day tour is a gastronomic and cultural journey across the Seto Inland Sea, designed for international travellers with a deep interest in Japanese food culture and regional lifestyles. Departing from Matsuyama in Sh... More

We will tour Yoshikubo Sake Brewery, which was founded in 1790, alongside the 12th-generation brewer of the company himself. After seeing the sake brewing site, you will have the opportunity to taste and compare several different ... More