In this tour, you will visit latest spots in Tokyo Bay Area including some 2020 Tokyo Olympics venues. The places are even not listed on TripAdvisor yet! Olympic Village Toyosu Fish Market Ariake Arena Tokyo Gymnastic Center Aria... More

Welcome to Osaka, where tradition meets modernity in a vibrant cityscape! Embark on an 8-hour walking tour with a knowledgeable guide to explore hidden gems and iconic landmarks. Begin in the city center, discovering ancient tem... More

Features & Benefits Tour guidance by National Government Licensed Guide Interpreter. This hybrid tour includes a visit to the remains of the Edo period in the Imperial Palace Outer Gardens, which used to be the Edo Castle, and a ... More

Experience the rich cultural heritage of Takayama through its most iconic festival traditions. This half-day walking tour takes you through the history and artistry behind the Takayama Festival, considered one of Japan’s most be... More

For those who love nature and want to escape and discover the beauty of the Japanese nature, this activity is for you! An intense activity that appeals to all your senses and that you won't regret choosing. Not only can you explo... More

This tour is a delightful 3-hour journey through Kumamoto Castle Town, guided by a local expert well-versed in the history and culture of Japan and Kumamoto. While strolling through streets rich in history and tradition, we will v... More

✨Special Offer✨ On September 26 & 27, join us for a special evening walk during Roppongi Art Night. Start: 6:00 pm, ¥16,000 (20% off) We will walk together, enjoy the atmosphere, and help you navigate so you don’t miss out.... More

From exploring the historic Asakusa area to visiting the modern Tokyo Skytree district and experiencing the cutting-edge AR sport HADO, this 3-hour tour is packed with unforgettable moments! In Asakusa, you’ll visit iconic spot... More

Experience the ultimate Mount Fuji day tour, perfectly crafted for families, friends, and first-time visitors seeking a scenic and cultural escape from Tokyo or Kawaguchiko. Begin your journey at the picturesque Oshino Hakkai, a ... More

Owari Butsugu are traditional Japanese crafts that have been produced since the early Edo period, with Nagoya in Aichi Prefecture at their cultural center. For over 50 years, Kobo Noyori has dedicated itself to crafting Kazarikana... More

By experiencing dyeing, you can feel traditional Japan. Primarily, the place you visit has been using a traditional Japanese technique for dyeing kimonos for over 200 years. In recent years, many products have been introduced to i... More

Embark on a captivating day tour exploring Kyoto’s southern treasures. Departing from Kyoto Station, this expertly chosen route showcases the best of the city’s southern region during the autumn season. Begin in Uji, where you... More

Discover the enchanting Anbo River on a SUP (Stand Up Paddleboarding) adventure that unveils Yakushima’s stunning landscapes. Paddle through crystal-clear waters flanked by majestic mountains and vibrant greenery, all while guid... More

●Experience the iconic Shibuya Crossing & Hachiko statue See Tokyo's most famous photo spots in just one hour. ●Explore hidden alleys like Nonbei Yokocho & Miyashita Park Discover Shibuya’s nostalgic and modern sides. ●E... More

Nestled in the scenic city of Asahikawa, Asahiyama Zoo is one of Japan’s most famous and innovative zoological parks. Located in the heart of Hokkaido, this extraordinary zoo has redefined how visitors connect with wildlife. Un... More

You can wear a kimono to take pictures on the streets of Kyoto. You can experience the traditional Japanese kimono culture.... More

Visit the heart of tradition in Tokyo with an in-depth walking tour of Asakusa, one of the best areas of the metropolis: you'll explore the famous Senso-ji Buddhist temple, along with many surrounding places that many tourists don... More

This engaging special event tour transports you to Nagano’s hidden samurai town of Matsuhiro for an afternoon of samurai experiences and discovery of the open secret beneath its feet before enjoying an early dinner and guided ev... More

Are you going to visit Japan and want to enjoy Japanese cuisine to the fullest? Sake is the most important drink in Japanese cuisine. It also has a very close relationship with Japanese culture. To know sake is to know Japan. Wi... More

People with tattoos are often refused entrance into Japanese bathhouses, called sento. Coupled with the many unwritten rules about bathing, visiting a sento can be intimidating for first time visitors. As a Japanese bath expert... More