Founded in the 7th century and linked to Prince Shōtoku, Hōryū-ji Temple is a historic marvel and the oldest surviving wooden structure in the world. Start with the iconic Five-Story Pagoda, then explore the Kondo (Main Hall) w... More

It’s easy for first time visitors to Tokyo to feel confused by the city’s size and huge variety of things to see and do. Avoid the overwhelm and simplify your sightseeing with a private car and English speaking driver. On the ... More

This half day walking tour aims to visit the quieter neighborhoods of Tokyo. By utilizing the city's great transport system, you will see historic alleyways, take a walk through a traditional Japanese garden and visit a temple tha... More

This tour masterfully weaves together Tokyo's history, culture, and culinary delights into a single, unforgettable experience. Explore the serene Meiji Shrine and the historic Senso-ji Temple, then dive into the vibrant atmosphere... More

The Tokyo National Museum in Ueno, the largest museum in Japan, and Yanaka, a popular downtown area and home to many artists, are explored for art purposes. Visitors can visit large museums as well as small art galleries where the... More

Maebashi is an emerging art city located 100km from Tokyo. Enjoy a private tour led by the hotel's art guide and see contemporary art as you visit various facilities designed by leading designers and artists, including renowned Ja... More

Explore the enchanting streets of Kyoto’s Gion district on this walking tour, delving into the fascinating world of geisha. Learn about their history, culture, and refined lifestyle as you stroll past traditional machiya houses ... More

“Noh” and “Kyogen” are collectively known as Nogaku. Noh is a performing art unique to Japan, said to be the world’s oldest form of drama still performed today. It was also Japan’s first traditional performing art to r... More

Naoshima is the main island of a township made up of twenty-seven islands administered by Kagawa Prefecture. The island has a documented history going back to the Heian period, but today it’s known for its contemporary art museu... More

Kobe, a vibrant city in Japan known for its blend of cultural heritage, stunning natural scenery, and delicious cuisine, offers a wealth of experiences. Customizing your tour allows you to focus on what interests you most, whether... More

What do you imagine when you hear the word “Ginza”? A shopping district lined with luxury brand stores? A gourmet district lined with high-end restaurants? All of these are true, but in fact, Ginza is exciting “backbehind th... More

In this tour, you’ll visit one of the Japan's largest wooden sake brewery buildings the is no longer used for actual sake brewing and enjoy a pairing lunch featuring sake made there and seasonal ingredients from the Chita Penins... More

Your guide will show you the best top 3 views over the tokyo tower so that you can have a GREAT photo shoot session, perfect for instagramable moments! You will also get to visit an iconic shrine nearby the tokyo tower and your ... More

Refresh yourself in the spectacular scenery of Takayama and Shirakawa-go, two settlements found deep in the mountains of Gifu. Learn about their abundant traditional architecture dating back to over 400 years ago, and the culture ... 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

Get away from the crowds of the city and embrace the beauty of Central Japan as you journey to Shiga Prefecture. This stunning prefecture is blessed with historic castles, pleasant waterways, lush fields, and Japan’s largest lak... More

The Tokyo Toilet Project has been one of the most talked about events in recent years in Tokyo. Yes, it sounds strange but the architecture resulting from the project is some of the most compelling in Tokyo. Basically, the Tokyo g... More

Experience the charm of Japanese beauty on this tour of Japanese art and architecture. We will start at Daienji Temple, a quiet sanctuary with a rich history dating back to 1624. Admire the stone Buddha and learn about the temple'... More

This tour allows you to experience exactly how Japanese spend their weekends.Are you curious about what kind of restaurants Japanese drinkers go to? I will show you around Kitasenju, where there are fewer tourists than Asakusa an... More

Explore the fascinating links between Tokyo’s history and its architecture on this self-guided walking tour. Over 90 minutes, you'll journey from Meiji Jingu Shrine to Ginza, uncovering how Tokyo evolved from a quiet fishing vil... More