The streets and people of the city, "Izushi, a small castle town in Japan" where time flows slowly, go around the town with a retro atmosphere in kimono. During your stroll, a local concierge will guide you to spots and photogenic... More

Kinosaki Onsen is famous for its outdoor hot springs and crabs. Wandering around the town in yukata (summer kimono), clacking your geta (Japanese wooden clogs), is a fun experience. But wait a minute! There are many other attracti... More

Cycling through Ikuno, a mining town with a history spanning over 1200 years. The ore road is the remains of the railway line along which trolleys carried ore in those days. You can follow this road by bicycle or walk part of it. ... More

Keeping traditions and thinking Experience of making Japanese confectionery taught by craftsmen at Izushi Kogetsudo, a long-established Japanese confectionery shop founded in the Taisho era. Japanese sweets made by yourself are ex... More

Shodoshima is the second-largest island in the Seto Inland Sea and one of the region’s most popular destinations for travelers looking to explore the Inland Sea archipelago. The island is noted for its distinctive food culture, ... More

Kobe is an international city. In this tour, will meet near Sannomiya station, its city center and business district. We will then visit the European district, Kitanocho (Ijinkan-gai), the Chinese district (Nankinmachi) and the ma... More

"Izushi Castle", "Izushi Eirakukan", "Tatsukoro" etc. This is a classic spot where you can feel Izushi, guided by a local Izushi expert guide packed with love. ※ It will be a guide with other customers who have a reservation. * ... More

Tamba-ware Pottery, one of Japan's Six Ancient Kilns, originated in Tachikui, Tamba Sasayama. The symbolic "climbing kiln" as a historical remain was used for firing ceramics for three days and nights at 1,300°C (1,300°F). With ... More