Shirakawa-go and Takayama are other attractive cities, but if you are going to Gifu, we would like you to know the city of Gujo-Hachiman. Although it is a small town, it has a castle tower built on top of a mountain from which you... More

Discover a charming rural village known for its adorable red-tiled roofs — a rare sight even in Japan and a potential highlight of your trip. Leave Hagi’s famous samurai district behind and step into authentic countryside lif... More

・Tsukiji Hongwanji Temple (15m): Admire a landmark blending Indian stone architecture with Japanese spirit. See unique animal carvings and stained glass while learning the dramatic history of its reconstruction. ・Tsukiji Oute... More

Immerse yourself in Kyoto’s preservation culture through a private experience beyond a simple “Japanese plum wine workshop.” While umeshu is often translated as Japanese plum wine, the Japanese ume fruit differs from Western... More

Discover the hidden nightlife of southern Gifu with a local guide who takes you to two carefully selected izakayas in cities such as Gifu, Ogaki, Tajimi, or Kakamigahara. Unlike typical tourist areas, these are real neighborhood s... More

Discover Tokyo’s contrasts in one easy walking tour through Shibuya, Harajuku, and Meiji Jingu Shrine. This experience combines famous landmarks, local backstreets, pop culture, everyday Japanese life, and peaceful spiritual sce... More

The Tokyo Imperial Palace is one of Japan’s most important historical sites, home to the Emperor today and once the center of power during the Edo period. Remnants of Edo Castle still remain, offering a unique window into Japan�... More

This tour takes you beyond simple sightseeing and into the rich world of Kiso lacquerware, one of Nagano’s traditional crafts. Lacquerware is not only beautiful to look at; it is also a craft made for daily life, shaped by wood,... More

Kurahashi Island in Hiroshima Prefecture is a tranquil island in the Seto Inland Sea with several remarkable attractions, from breathtaking mountain vistas and hot springs to a world-renowned brand and Japan’s finest craftsmansh... More

Step into a Japanese Fairytale: Kimono Stroll in Okayama Transform your journey into a lifelong memory! Your adventure begins near Okayama Station at "Kimono Rental ChaCha." Choose from a stunning collection of traditional Kimono ... More

Discover Handa, a hidden gem in Aichi—just 30 minutes from Chubu Centrair Airport by car and 40 minutes from Nagoya by train or car. Known for its rich fermentation culture, Handa offers an authentic alternative to Japan’s cro... More

Delve into Morioka’s vibrant food scene on this guided bar-hopping tour. Experience local culinary delights as you visit two distinct restaurants, each showcasing the rich flavors of Iwate. Enjoy the ease of a dining credit of J... More

Nishio City Historical Park is a new historical and cultural center that conveys the life of the past by partially restoring “Nishio Castle,” which was the center of the Nishio clan‘s Rokumangoku castle town until the Edo pe... More

A private tour to explore the charm of "Aizu Hongo: The Village of Ceramics." By visiting traditional kilns and innovative local businesses, you will connect with the artisans and deeply immerse yourself in the rich "handicraft cu... More

Embark on a three-day journey through the Okayama and Tottori regions, perfect for those seeking mindfulness, natural beauty, and cultural immersion. Day one begins in the historic castle town of Tsuyama, where a local monk will ... More

Discover Fukuoka’s spiritual and historical heart on this 3-hour walking tour of the Hakata district. Begin at Shōfuku-ji, Japan’s first Zen temple, and learn about Zen Buddhism’s arrival in Japan. Visit Tōchō-ji Temple, ... More

This immersive walking tour takes you through the historic and cultural highlights of Yashima, a plateau in Takamatsu renowned for its rich history and stunning views of the Seto Inland Sea. Once a battlefield during the Genpei Wa... More

Travel from Osaka to Wakayama by train and enjoy a unique local experience aboard the famous “cat stationmaster” train to Idakiso Station. Visit the tranquil Idakiso Shrine, dedicated to the deity of forests and nature, before... More

Most visitors to Nara stick to the well-trodden paths—but this tour takes you beyond, into the forested mountains where few travelers venture. At Tsubosaka-dera, you’ll encounter a giant stone Buddha overlooking the valley, a ... More

This is 2-day tour allowing you to explore Mt. Koya's World Heritage Sites! You will have the chance to visit the World Heritage site of Mt Koya, a pilgrimage route 2 Days trip from Kyoto　 Experienced guide with a strong knowle... More