Immerse yourself in the vibrant anime culture of Ikebukuro on a private walking tour tailored to your tastes. Begin near Ikebukuro Station and explore iconic shopping areas like Sunshine City, filled with character goods and uniqu... More

This tour explores the secrets of "WAKIMIZU," the key to the deliciousness of Japanese matcha and wagashi. Many of you have already tasted matcha and wagashi. But do you know why they are so delicious? The secret lies in "WAKIMIZ... More

"Beyond a tour, this is a private masterclass revealing Japan's invisible spirit. As a licensed guide and student of Tea, I lead you to discover the soul of japanese philosophy. What You Will Do: ・Philosophy of Shadow: Learn 'Wa... More

The streets and people of the city, "Izushi, a small castle town in Japan" where time flows slowly, go around the town with a retro atmosphere in kimono. During your stroll, a local concierge will guide you to spots and photogenic... More

Experience the history and culture of Fukuoka, Kyushu region's largest city! In the morning, visit Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine, which is dedicated to Sugawara no Michizane, the god of learning and the arts, and has a rich history of o... More

This fan-made tour takes you through the real-life locations of The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya in Nishinomiya — from the SOS Brigade’s park to the school hill, just like in the anime. Led by a guide who knows the series in... More

Explore the breathtaking naturescapes of Asuka, Nara, Japan’s first capital. Visit historical sites, hike up a hill and enjoy a vegan and vegetarian-friendly breakfast with scenic views.You can also taste freshly roasted coffee ... More

Experience the rich history of Hokkaido with a guided tour of the Former Hokkaido Government Office Building, known as the “Red Brick Office.” This 1.5-hour exploration takes you through a landmark that has stood for over a ce... More

Begin in the picturesque Gion Shirakawa area, where traditional streets are framed by vibrant autumn colors. Next, visit Chion-in, with its serene, colorful temple grounds, and Kodai-ji Temple, known for its stunning autumn garden... More

Discover exciting Akihabara, Tokyo's self-confessed geek town, with an expert pop culture guide. Then have one drink at the Maid Cafe. Explore the world's preeminent electric town with a specialized guide. See for yourself the ra... More

This tour offers a rare opportunity to explore Ise—the spiritual heart of Japan—by visiting its most revered shrines in the traditional pilgrimage order, starting with the coastal Futami Okitama Shrine, followed by Toyouke Dai... More

Embark on a transformative 3-day journey through Japan's Tohoku region, exploring its stunning landscapes and rich cultural heritage. Experience the beauty of Aomori, Akita, Iwate, Sendai, Yamagata, and Fukushima, which are known ... More

Yokohama is an incredible waterside port city steeped in history and packed with fun attractions. Only 45 minutes from Tokyo a day trip to Yokohama is a must-do. This Yokohama tour is a carefully curated mix of history, culture an... More

Explore the best of Nagoya with a local guide who will take you to both iconic landmarks and hidden gems. Visit the majestic Nagoya Castle, known for its golden shachihoko statues, and stroll through the serene Tokugawa Garden, a ... More

Discover Osaka in an entirely new light with a personalized walking tour led by an enthusiastic local guide. Wander through the bustling streets of districts like Namba and Shinsaibashi, where neon lights and eclectic shops create... More

The Great East Japan Earthquake and Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Disaster occurred on March 11, 2011. The FONT (Futaba, Okuma, Namie, Tomioka) area, which was at the center of the disaster, can be seen as testimony to how communities... More

-Walk Through the Kudara Temple Ruins, explore a 1,250-year-old Special Historic Site and one of Osaka’s most important heritage locations. -Discover Ancient Temple Architecture, see the remains of large-scale buildings built w... More

In this full-day tour, we visit Kyoto’s most significant sites in chronological order, starting at To-ji in 796 and ending with the city's living traditions at the Museum of Crafts and Design. You'll see how emperors, shoguns, a... More

Snack bars are unique social venues in Japan where you can enjoy drinks and karaoke. Unlike regular bars, they have an intimate atmosphere that can be challenging for foreigners to enter. This tour offers exclusive access to exper... 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