This tour will lead you to ride accross beautiful traditionnal villages and overwhelming nature; while exploring the Kutani ceramic history and features. It targets people who want a real riding experience, but e-bikes are also av... More

Regardless of whether you are coming to Japan for the first time, or you’re an obsessed Japan lover, this intimate, private tour will be a unique experience to enhance your treasured memories to our beautiful city of Kanazawa. Y... More

Toyama Bay is famed for its fresh seafood and impressive mountains that overlook it. The Northern Japanese Alps that surround the bay include many great sights, such as the Tateyama-Kurobe Alpine Route, the Kurobe Gorge and even G... More

Discover the charm of Kanazawa in a 6-hour walking tour that blends history, culture, food, and hands-on experiences. Start your journey at Kanazawa Station and immerse yourself in the bustling Omicho Market, where you can sample ... More

A number of sake breweries have opened themselves up to tours, but few of these breweries have the same focus on traditional techniques and the finest possible results. Nishide Shuzo Sake Brewery still uses old-fashioned wooden eq... More

Our tour offers the best route to some of Kanazawa's must-see spots and many of its lesser known gems, in one day on foot. Our knowledgeable guides will ensure you come away with an enriched understanding of the culture of Kanazaw... More

This 2-day tour from Kanazawa offers a comprehensive exploration of the Kaga region, featuring traditional crafts like Kutani glass painting, natural wonders such as Natadera Temple and Kakusenkei Gorge, culinary experiences inclu... More

A one-day tour starting from Kanazawa Station (or from your hotel if it is near the station or central area of the city), followed by the gold leaf experience, a visit to Omicho Market, a quick stop at Oyama Shrine and then a make... More

The tour begins with a visit to Kenrokuen Garden, considered one of the most scenic spots in Japan, where visitors can see the seasonal expressions of the Kaga feudal lords who ruled the area. The next stop is the 21st Century Mus... More

Fashion connoisseurs know that there’s more to luxury fashion than the designers’ names and patterns: the materials themselves are a crucial component to any fabric item, and the creators of these rarely get the same fame and ... More

Embark on a journey to Kanazawa, a city that retains its rich history and important tourist attractions, and experience the facets of the Edo period as they were in those days. Please select from the options if you would like to p... More

A short distance outside of the city center of Kanazawa is Tsurugi, a small town often overlooked by tourists to the area. Tsurugi has 2,000 years of history as an important site for religious worship and two of the shrines in the... More

Let's explore the historical photogenic Kanazawa, such as Kenrokuen, here is one of Japan's three famous gardens, Higashi-Chaya District, where old-fashioned restaurants and teahouses line up with narrow alleys and senbon lattices... More

Unique sportive bicycle tour on the Noto Peninsula. An amazing route you won't find in the guide books, to explore the timeless Japanese countryside with typical Noto houses and rice paddies, a traditionnal salt farm and Senmaida ... More

Even among those who know Kutani Ware as a form of ceramics, few are familiar with the entire process. Futamata Clay Factory is a true pottery lover’s destination: this company produces the specialized clay used by Kutani Ware a... More

Discover the heart of Japan on our 1-Day Kanazawa: Kenrokuen Garden, Samurai District, and Sushi-making Tour. Immerse yourself in a city where tradition meets modernity. Learn the art of sushi-making from a master chef with over 5... More

Tour Overview You can experience the daily work and private life of the lord of the Maeda family, the Kanazawa Samurai, and study how these have influenced the culture of Kanazawa, through tea ceremony, archery, and tours of Kanaz... More

In recent years Central Japan has become increasingly popular as a stop along the Tokyo to Kyoto “Golden Route”. The reason for this, simply stated, is that Central Japan offers every experience the traveler could desire from ... More