Just 50 minutes from Tokyo by Shinkansen, explore Takasaki’s vibrant Yanagawa district, where retro izakayas and cozy snack bars come alive with local charm. Guided by locals, you’ll meet legendary bar owners and enjoy authent... More

a descriptive tour the the iconic Asakusa Sensoji temple - We will not stop with just passing thru the nakamise but will take you further, deeper and show you Nishi Sando, Yokodo, zeniduka, hoppy street, Kappabashi, shin nakamis... More

This is off the beaten path tour in Tokyo. You can enjoy non touristic spots. It is mainly for locals. This means you can see real life of Tokyo people. You can buy local products, taste street foods and local Japanese garden. It ... More

Akabane is a popular hangout for Tokyoites. Not well-known by tourists, so it’s filled with a truly local atmosphere. There are many small eateries and standing bars with amiable and cheerful crowds. You can get a glimpse of an ... More

Even if you’re new to Japanese sake, you’ll feel right at home with our friendly and passionate host. Through sake, we’ll take you on a journey into Japan’s history, culture, and the hidden charm of the breweries. Discove... More

This is a safe and very enjoyable tour! Local guides will guide you while explaining in English! Even if you are new to Japan, you can enjoy the deep area of Shinjuku with no worries. First, enjoy the beautiful looking sushi! Plea... More

Enjoy the recommendations of Japanese sake from a Japanese sake sommelier, learn about Japanese sake, try Japanese sake at different temperatures, and find your favorite Japanese sake. We will also introduce shops where you can bu... More

Get ready to dive into Japan’s rich food culture! Taste Tsukiji Like a Local! Enjoy the local foods selected by our guide and satisfy both your heart and your stomach for a truly enjoyable experience! Delight in the flavors o... More

This experience is perfect for both newcomers to sake and enthusiasts alike! We source highly-rated sakes from across the country, offering a fun and accessible sake tasting experience. Sake can be enjoyed at various temperatures ... More

You will get to find delicious food stalls from the expert guide in the large Tsukiji outer market and try different kinds of snacks, buy delicious food recommended by the expert. After the outer market tour, you will get to try m... More

Enjoy a hopping tour in Araki-cho, a hidden gem in Tokyo with a history of over 150 years, where delicious food and sake await. This is the only tour where you can explore with a Japanese geisha, listening to traditional songs as ... More

Monzen‑Nakacho presents an authentic shitamachi experience—Tokyo’s true downtown where tourists are almost nonexistent, a hidden gem for seekers of genuine Japanese culture. In this neighborhood, sake wholesalers—professio... More

Looking for a fun and authentic night out in Tokyo—just like the locals do it? Join this small-group evening tour and dive into the vibrant nightlife of Shinjuku, one of Tokyo’s most energetic and iconic entertainment district... More

This 3-hour izakaya tour lets you fully enjoy Tokyo’s nightlife, visiting Omoide Yokocho, Kabukicho, Golden Gai, and a shrine. Led by a real pilot, it’s a unique experience you won’t find elsewhere! You'll receive high-quali... More

You can learn how sake is made and how it differs from wine. There are many types of sake, from dry to sweet, and tasting a few will broaden your knowledge of sake. Some of these are rare sakes that cannot be purchased at regular ... More

Most tours of Tokyo's drinking culture show you where to eat. This one explains why any of it matters. I'm Ken — a licensed National Guide-Interpreter (held by roughly 0.02% of Japan) and a working corporate professional in Tok... More

Just two stops from Shibuya, Sangenjaya is a charming local neighborhood filled with retro bars, small izakayas, shrines, and the iconic Gorilla Building—away from the tourist crowds. The evening begins at a cozy izakaya on Suz... More

Enjoy one of the best cherry blossom festivals (Nakameguro )and great sushi in Tokyo. Walk along the Meguro River and see beautiful sakura. Then enjoy fresh sushi at a popular local restaurant that is only opened to locals. --- Ex... More

After a warm welcome, you’ll begin by exploring the foundation of Japanese flavor: umami and dashi. One of the most distinctive aspects of this class is that you’ll get to see how three types of dashi—kombu (kelp), katsuobus... More

・Market Tastes & Wagyu : Kick off amidst the appetizing sizzle of the grill. Bite into a fluffy "Tamagoyaki" omelet and savor a juicy Wagyu beef skewer while your guide shares stories of Tsukiji's vibrant history. ・Historic T... More