This 4-hour walking tour including a 75-minute Samurai sword lesson and a 45-minute Samurai Kenbu show is great for travelers who love to experience Japanese traditions and cultures. You can don authentic Samurai attire and wield ... More

This tour is accompanied by a National Government Licensed English Guide Interpreter. Visit Kennin-ji Temple, the oldest Zen temple in Kyoto which was founded by the priest Yousai, who was known for introducing the tradition of dr... More

Learn about the history of the country and the daily life of the Japanese people. Walking tour of the ancient pilgrimage routes leading to the Kiyomizu-dera Buddhist temple, in the area developed since the 8th century. until toda... More

This tour starts at Temma station, just 1 minutes from Osaka station by JR Loop Line. Temma is a famous bar & restaurant area for Japanese locals and less touristic compare with Namba or Tennoji. So you'll be able to enjoy being a... More

Don't miss the chance to visit one of the biggest and oldest markets in Japan - Nishiki Market. Explore the cultural foods and customs that have been practiced for years and discover the Nishiki Tenmangu Shrine, one of the oldest ... More

Embark on a walking tour in the Fushimi district of Kyoto, renowned for its many local sake breweries. The area’s high-quality water has led to the establishment of numerous sake producers. Learn about traditional sake productio... More

The entire trip takes 3 hours (1 hour for experience and 2 hours for dining). Chinese/English translation is provided. The Artisanal Seasoning Package allows you to watch the creation of an original, multi-purpose Japanese sauce ... More

Osaka is the city gets even more lively at night. Young, elder, business people, students, everyone enjoys eating and drinking at their favorite places. Our night tour is a mix of street food, standing bar, sit-down Izakaya, and d... More

As a chef, your guide is dedicated to unveiling the essence and origins behind Japan's extraordinary culinary heritage. In Kyoto, a pioneer of Japanese cuisine and craftsmanship, countless tales and culinary delights await your d... More

Everything you need to know about the sake experience is here. What do you want to know about Sake? The process? The taste? History and culture? Want to find out what you like? Want to know what dishes go best with sake? Want to... More

During the Kyoto Bike Tour, explore some of the best sights in Kyoto on comfortable E-bikes. This unique cycle tour of Kyoto takes you to must-see locations, avoiding the typical tourist traps and crowded areas. Experience Kyoto l... More

Japanese castles, katana, samurai, shoguns, stone walls. If you’re into any of these, lots of great memories are surely waiting for you at Osaka Castle. But just walking through the area isn't really enough to understand it’s ... More

Discover the vibrant heart of Osaka on a tour that takes you off the beaten path, immersing you in the city’s famed nightlife and culinary scene. Begin in the bustling Namba neighborhoods, where the spirit of Osaka comes alive. ... More

Visit Japanese gardens and make your own mini Japanese garden, together with Ayumi Ikushima, the guide and author of "Important People and Japanese Gardens”, as well as a certified garden designer. Explore gardens created in th... More

※Some guides can speak German, Dutch, Bangladeshi, Hindu, and Urdu. If you have a language preference, please contact us before making a reservation. Explore the town of Kyoto by electric bicycle. It's a cycling journey where y... More

Begin your journey by crafting your own Goshuincho, a traditional Japanese temple stamp book to collect stamps from temples and shrines. Start with an hour-long session where you’ll learn about the history and techniques of Kara... More

HIGHLIGHT ・ The hiking field is an easily accessible national park, Mt. Rokko ・ Easy access from Kobe and Osaka ・ Safety with a professional mountain guide who can speak English Japanese food, including Kobe beef, has a var... More

Tours by train, bus and on foot in the north-west peripheral area of the ancient capital of Japan, historical places for the holidays and the retreated life of the family members of the imperial house, of the aristocrats and of th... More

First, you will take sweets and green tea making class.　They select the Japanese sweets made of bean paste depending on the seasons. You will make Maccha green tea by yourself. After walking along Takasegawa river, you will ente... 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