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

・Hidden Sake Sanctuary : Escape the bustling market and step into a serene bar known only to locals. Your guide bridges the cultural gap, welcoming you into an intimate space filled with the inviting aroma of premium craftsmansh... 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

Hi everyone! My name is Haruna. I was born and raised in Osaka, I will take you to Tenma where neighborhood beloved by locals for its lively izakaya culture. Step away from the typical tourist spots and experience the real Osaka �... More

Step into a hidden corner of Osaka for a dining experience unlike any other. ODORU—meaning “excitement”—offers a mindful 6-course plant-based meal with 15 seasonal dishes on a large lacquer tray, inspired by Shojin Ryori. ... 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 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

Join this guided food tour to dive deeper into Kyoto’s culinary culture—an experience you simply couldn't find on your own. Wander through the historic districts of Gion area, stopping at hidden bars and restaurants to savor t... More

Step into the secret alleys of Kyoto and experience Japanese-style bars where locals gather to enjoy food and drinks. Before the tour begins, your expert guide will have a short consultation with you to understand your preferences... More

Step back in time and explore Kitsuki, a beautifully preserved samurai town in Oita Prefecture. Kitsuki is Japan’s only “sandwich-style” castle town, with samurai homes on both hills and merchants once living below. Stroll i... More

What sets this experience apart is the combination of Kyoto’s hidden beauty and a genuine cultural encounter. As a local, I’ll guide you through quiet backstreets and shrines that most visitors miss — places full of history ... More

Discover the rich history and exquisite flavors of Japanese sake on this full-day tour from Osaka to Kobe’s Nada Gogo, Japan’s largest sake-producing region. Perfect for sake enthusiasts and cultural explorers alike, this tour... 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

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

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

As a Tokyo-born local, I invite you to discover the city's deepest secrets. Forget the neon crowds of Shibuya—we're heading to Sangenjaya (Sancha), the most authentic and retro neighborhood that still captures the heart of old T... 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

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