Immerse yourself in Tokyo’s vibrant culture with your own Japanese guide. Start at the iconic Kaminarimon Gate, then wander through Asakusa’s nostalgic streets to enjoy traditional food and drinks at beloved local spots. This ... More

During our visit, discover the city of Kobe from several angles: nature, history, religion and above all gastronomy by tasting authentic Kobe beef and exceptional sake. Indeed, the Kobe region represents a quarter of all sake prod... More

"Juso" is the hidden local town of Osaka. In this tour, we will stroll through shopping streets frequented by local residents and make a stop at a sake shop. You will have the opportunity to experience Japanese culture, food, and ... More

・Transportation from Tokyo to the Sake Brewery We provide convenient car transfers from downtown Tokyo to the sake brewery. ・Guided Tour of the Sake Brewing Process Explore the art of sake making as you tour the inner working... More

Experience Kyoto beyond the guidebooks. Our exclusive food tour takes you on a delectable journey through the Gion district, exploring the distinct atmospheres of the left and right banks of the Kamogawa River. A Tale of Two River... More

Since Makino does not normally conduct tours, this is the ONLY way to get a tour of the brewery. In addition, participants will get the chance to taste sake that is not sold anywhere else. If you've come all the way to Tokyo, why ... More

Savor Tokyo after dark on our Iki Food Tour—a small‑group stroll that pauses at Tomioka Hachimangu for a quick prayer, then settles into one authentic spot: either a charcoal‑grilled yakitori joint or an Edo‑style sushi ... More

This luxurious Mt. Fuji Private Sightseeing Tour offers picture-perfect moments, a private guide, and breathtaking views. Whether you’re seeking stunning landscapes, unique Japanese experiences, or hidden gems, this tour will sh... More

Enjoy this unique, enriching and very complete visit to the world of sake! Indeed, the Nada region in Kobe is renowned and represents 30% of Japan's sake production. Thus, during this activity you will not only learn how sake is m... More

Take a stroll back in time at Takehara, Hiroshima's Little Kyoto. The ecotour site, Takehara, located in the south-central part of Hiroshima Prefecture, and facing the Seto Inland Sea, is known as a ”Little Kyoto'' town in Hiro... More

Enjoy the Ginza nightlife like a local! We'll explore unique izakayas and bars at Grand Hammer Tokyo, a new food entertainment facility that opened in November 2024, and compare ramen and dishes from various regions. You can sav... More

Tsukiji fish market is well known as the largest fish market in Japan where you can find the fresh foods, such as seafood, meat, and fruits. Usually people stroll around the market but how about enjoying cooking together? Nationa... More

Master the art of Japanese home cooking in the heart of Osaka with a cozy evening dedicated to izakaya-style dishes and sake pairing. This unique experience begins with a grocery run in a local supermarket, where you'll discover i... More

In this tour, a knowledgeable local guide takes you through the vibrant streets of Namba! Discover two carefully selected izakayas (Japanese style pubs) amidst the bustling bars and eateries, where you can enjoy authentic Japanese... More

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

Discover a Hidden Sake Lab and Create Your Own Signature Blend Step into a hidden corner of a sake brewery for a rare, behind-the-scenes experience. You’ll explore the post-fermentation blending process—something even many Ja... More

Ready for the ultimate “Izakaya” adventure in Shibuya? Dive into a gastronomic journey among over 4,000 Izakaya’s, where we've picked three especially enchanting Izakaya’s for you. Enjoy Japanese cuisine's best—sake, ... More

Enjoy a walking tour around the Karatsu Port area! Explore the town, including a mansion with exquisite ranma carvings and gorgeous ceiling paintings, and Karatsu Castle, which faces one of the most beautiful pine groves in Japan.... More

Experience the “Now” of Japanese Sake — Something You Won’t Find in a Guidebook Join a hands-on sake tour led by a current sake shop staff member who has tasted over 2,000 kinds of sake and helps customers find the perfec... 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