“Fireworks Festival" Seasonal Event, Only Once a Year Rich History The Adachi Fireworks Festival boasts over 300 years of history, dating back to 1733. It is one of the oldest fireworks festivals in Japan and attracts visitors f... More

You can explore Shiogama City, boasting one of Japan's largest catches of fresh tuna, as well as its rich traditional culture as a gateway town to Shiogama Shrine. This is the walking tour and you can wander around Shiogama City o... More

Embark on a mouth-watering journey through Kyoto's gastronomic heart. In the iconic streets of Gion, taste dishes crafted from age-old recipes, each bite telling a story of tradition and innovation. Venture into Pontocho District,... More

In terraced rice fields with a spectacular view of Kujuku Islands in Sasebo, Nagasaki Prefecture, where the original landscape of the Japanese countryside still remains, you can join the rice farmers of these terraced rice fields ... More

Walk Through Living History in Kumamoto! Uncover the soul of Kumamoto on this exciting 3-hour guided tour of Kumamoto Castle, Kato Shrine, and the Wakuwakuza Museum. Explore one of Japan’s most legendary castles, witness real-ti... More

Experience a day of sightseeing around the National Treasure Inuyama Castle, one of the oldest surviving castles in Japan. Inuyama Castle is one of only five castles in Japan currently designated as a National Treasure, and is now... More

See the real Japan and experience its culture beyond the typical tourist sites. You'll walk through busy streets, ride the bullet train, and enjoy local foods. Each tour is customized to fit the preferences of the group.... More

This is a private night tour to enjoy the creative night view of Fushimi Inari with a dedicated guide. The tour will pass through the middle of the mountain “Yonotsuji” where you can enjoy a panoramic view of the night scenery... More

This tour is a tour using public transportation. Kyoto is known as exotic sightseeing places and numerous historic, quaint old monuments are seen all over the town. This tour covers part of Rakusei (Northwest district) and Central... More

Ranking among popular spots such as Shibuya, Shinjuku, and Asakusa, Shimokitazawa is a must see when you visit Tokyo. Located just two stops from Shibuya/Shinjuku, Shimokitazawa is a cutting-edge town famous for vintage clothing s... More

Hiroshima Countryside Onsen and Local Gourmet Tour Escape the crowds and relax at Hiroshima’s hidden onsen, a peaceful retreat unknown to most tourists. As a Hiroshima native and onsen lover, I guarantee this is one of the best ... More

Join a captivating tour that begins at the iconic Fushimi Inari Shrine, famous for its thousands of red torii gates that wind up Mount Inari. You'll explore the main shrine and then venture to the Okusha Back Shrine where you find... More

Together with the professional guide, you will visit the most charming places in the city. Have you heard about the Kinchakuda Higanbana Fields? There are numerous spots perfect for seeing autumn leaves, and you shouldn’t miss t... More

Have you ever watched the anime Wangan Midnight or played the racing game Tokyo Xtreme Racer? If so, the iconic Wangan (Bay Shore Route) Expressway and the legendary C1 Metropolitan Expressway are surely among the most desirable l... More

If you kind of a person that you want to plan your tour by yourself this Tour is the perfect choice for you. This is your chance to plan and choose where you can spend your holiday in some of the most interesting districts in Japa... More

Originally a post-town during the Edo Period, Saijo has grown into one of the main “Sake Capitals” of Japan. The climate and water of this area allow for the production of excellent sake of the highest quality. Seven breweries... More

Kamakura is the home of the first Samurai Government so its history goes back 800 years. We will first see a panoramic view of Enoshima/Mount Fuji and take a quick stroll near where the basketball anime SLAM DUNK was staged. (Tok... More

You can witness amazing archeological site newly listed on World Heritage. We use local bus round trip to 2 spots or guide's private car (costs 3,000 JPY for a group) You can have lunch at Sannai Maruyama site or Aomori Museum of... More

Kyoto was the capital for over a thousand years, home to many artisans who crafted goods for its imperial palaces, temples and shrines. These crafts have been passed down through generations of family businesses, preserving tradit... More

Stroll through the Imperial Palace East Gardens, explore the ruins of Edo Castle, and uncover the fascinating history of Japan’s samurai, shoguns, and emperors.... More