Mt. Takao is the most popular climbing spot in the Kanto area, located about 50 kilometers west of the city center. It is a wonderful mountain, designated as Michelin three star spot along with Mt. Fuji in 2007, and it’s a natio... More

By short train ride from Tokyo, there are still many places in the suburbs where you can enjoy hiking. It is possible to visit shrines and temples that coexist with nature in "mountain villages" that have been closely associated ... More

Akihabara has undergone a remarkable transformation, from a post-war wasteland to an electronics district and then to the global center of otaku culture. This tour delves deep into the history of Akihabara, allowing you to experie... More

Discover the rich history and cultural charm of Tokyo's Meiji Shrine with our unique tour ■Immerse Yourself in Japanese Tradition Wear a beautiful kimono or yukata as you explore the Meiji Shrine. Our tour offers a deep dive in... More

One day trip out of Tokyo is to visit quiet and peaceful temple on the mountain. There are breathtaking viewpoints of coastal areas, giant carved Buddha and Kannon, numerous small Buddha statues, temples, a tea house and amazing n... More

This is a rare opportunity to spend a night in a temple that is not set up for tourists. The temple is still operating as it did 700 years ago performing multiple daily ceremonies. Unlike typical tourist temples, you will have an ... More

This is arguably the most spectacular natural spot in Kanto, from where you can see Mt. Fuji, Izu Peninsula, and Izu Oshima. ... More

Does shopping in Akihabara get expensive? That is a mistake. Japanese guides who go to Akihabara know where to go home cheap. If you can't buy those things in Akihabara, they will recommend other places. If you are looking for ef... More

The tour starts with a panoramic view of metropolis including forest of Meiji shrine from 202 meters high Tocho observatory. Then visits Meiji shrine, shinto shrine where the guide will talk about historical backgrounds and Japane... More

Do you want to play in a local playground where Japanese people play? Those places may be famous to the Japanese but not to foreigners. In them you can buy cheap anime goods or win figures. My guide for this tour is a professional... More

On Wikipedia, it said "1987 Japanese film Hachikō Monogatari. The original film told the true (No, untrue, it was inspired ) story of the Akita dog named Hachikō who lived in Japan ", Hachiko ( aka Hachi ) had never lived as a s... More

Meet your Nationally licensed English speaking guide in Tokyo, and move to Northern part of Ibaraki Prefecture in a chartered private car. At Oiwa shrine, a shrine maiden (Miko) will explain about the shrine premises. Enjoy a 2-h... More

Meet a Nationally licensed English speaking guide in Tokyo, and move to Northern part of Ibaraki Prefecture in a chartered private car. At Oiwa shrine, a shrine maiden (Miko) will explain about the shrine premises. Enjoy a 2-hour... More