Experience everyday Japanese life through home cooking Step inside a real Japanese home — whether it’s a charming retro house or a cozy lived-in family home — and enjoy cooking together with a local. This is not a staged tou... More

We go to Izakaya and snack bar hopping in the smallest city in Tokyo, KOMAE. Yakitori, teppanyaki and more I guide you popular local restaurants.... More

Hello!!!!!!!! Japanese drumming (Taiko) is an experience like no other – powerful, exciting, and truly unforgettable! Even for Japanese people, the chance to strike real Taiko drums with full power is rare. Feel the deep rhythm ... More

Do you know about decorative sushi rolls? This is a course where you can learn how to make sushi with cute flower motifs. Among the healthy and popular Japanese foods, sushi is especially popular. We will make decorative sushi rol... More

The place is between Mitaka and Kichijoji cities, just outside central Tokyo, where is a rare place where traditional farms still thrive and pure spring water has long been treasured. Surrounded by fresh local produce and a rich w... More

Join a cozy Japanese cooking class in the instructor’s home in Musashino City, Tokyo, just 30 30-minute total trip from Shinjuku or Shibuya. Learn to make onigiri (rice balls), traditional sweets, and matcha tea with an experien... More

Discover Kichijoji on a Private Family-Friendly Tour! Enjoy a 4-hour private, custom tour of Kichijoji, one of Tokyo’s hidden gems, at your own pace with a friendly guide who loves working with children. This tour is designed to... More

Perfect for couples, families, or friends. This hidden oasis offers a cultural escape right in Tama-city, Tokyo — far from the city’s crowds, yet easily accessible. It is hosted by two welcoming Japanses sisters, who inherited... More

This is the area upstream of the Tama and Akigawa Rivers, where people have long come and gone from the city center (called "Edo") and its development was supported by charcoal burning as fuel and forestry as building material. It... More

Jindaiji is one of the oldest Buddhist temples in Tokyo. And from the 8th century, it has housed the oldest national treasure of a statue of Buddha in Eastern Japan. This temple is located less than an hour from the heart of Tokyo... More

Step back in time at Jindaiji Temple, one of Tokyo’s oldest Buddhist sites, founded in the 8th century. Located in the peaceful Musashino area, this guided walk follows the traditional approach while introducing the basics of Ja... More

Mount Takao, located just outside Tokyo, has been a sacred site for over 1,000 years, where nature, gods, and Buddhism have blended harmoniously. Revered for its rich culture and deep spirituality, Takao also offers breathtaking v... More

Discover the World of Anime in Kichijoji, Musashino City! Dive into the heart of Japan’s anime culture on this special tour in Kichijoji, home to many of Tokyo’s most beloved animation studios. Visit Gallery ZENON, the flagshi... More

Capture the most Instagram-worthy moments in Kichijoji as day turns to night. Watch the sunset over Inokashira Park, snap photos by its shimmering pond, and wander through charming retro streets filled with cafés, shops, and colo... More

Our Mount Fuji tour offers a truly immersive experience, combining breathtaking natural wonders with cultural highlights and unforgettable adventures. Unlike standard tours, we take you to hidden gems like Arakurayama Sengen Park ... More

Join me as we cycle along the old road of Okutama once used as a trade route to Tokyo. I will introduce you to the history, nature and culture of the area, which is very different from Tokyo. Along the way, we will come across spr... More

Bar hopping tour in the Tokyo suburb of Hachioji Unlike the touristy downtown areas of Tokyo's 23 wards, the suburban town of Hachioji still has a rich and traditional Japanese izakaya culture in front of the station. Enjoy the ta... More

Welcome to Tokyo! While you'll love the neon lights of Shibuya and the street food of Asakusa, have you ever wondered how Tokyo locals actually spend their favorite days off? Step away from the crowded tourist trails and journe... More

Discover Japan through a lens of cultural richness with Japan Sign Travel, a non-profit dedicated to providing Deaf-friendly experiences. Engage in guided tours and activities delivered in Japanese Sign Language (JSL), Internation... More

Explore Mount Takao—an hour from Tokyo by train—where nature and culture meet. Trails suit all levels and include cultural spots like Yakuo-in Temple. From the summit you may see Mount Fuji. After the hike, savor Takao’s fam... More