Embark on a captivating tour that allows you to immerse yourself in the maritime wonders of Kyoto, including Ine’s Funaya (boathouses) and Amanohashidate, one of Japan's three most scenic views. Experience the essence of Ine tow... More

Embark on a captivating journey through Tokyo's vibrant landscapes, starting with a captivating stroll on the OUTSKIRTS of the Imperial Palace Outer Gardens and the bustling Tokyo Station area. Your adventure commences with a cura... More

Explore the harmony between life and nature on Sakurajima, shaped by the blessings of the volcano, with a guide. Experience the unique crops, scenery, and lifestyle of Sakurajima, while learning about the energy of the volcano and... More

We will have lessons at a cafe just a 2-minute walk from the JR Keihin Tohoku Line Tokyu Oimachi Line Close to Ito-Yokado and an electronics store called Rabi, ideal for shopping! This is fan making, a traditional Japanese cultu... More

You can make brooches (and clips) simply by folding colorful crape cloth, gluing and attaching. Once you learn how to make them, you can make many of them in your own country, and they make great gifts.... More

Discover the soul of Osaka's cuisine as you sample a variety of local specialties. Indulge in the savory goodness of okonomiyaki, a hearty pancake filled with cabbage, seafood, and your choice of toppings. Savor the rich flavors o... More

Mr. YAMAMOTO Makoto, the inheritor, will provide an explanation of Osuwa Daiko and nature beliefs, followed by a dedicatory performance. After the performance, participants will have the opportunity to experience playing Osuwa Dai... More

At the 200-year-old Hokushin Itto Ryu Genbukan, visitors can learn the basics of ancient Japanese etiquette and experience training with a wooden sword. Usually, you cannot learn martial arts until you start, but on this tour, yo... More

The shamisen came to mainland Japan in the 16th century and became very popular through the 17th century. Shamisen is one of the traditional musical instruments that feel the soul of Japanese people. But most Japanese have never... More

At the kiln, the owner of the kiln himself will tell you about the history of Agano ware and its attractions. Deepen your understanding of Agano pottery through this activity of the studio, a pottery-making experience (one piece p... More

【OUTLINE】 This tour allows visitors to explore Hakodate's local neighborhoods in traditional Japanese dress, guided by a local rickshaw puller. Feel the history of the town, while watching the semi-Western style buildings, and... More

Visit both the Naiku and Geku of Ise Jingu, a shrine loved by Japanese people. Ise Jingu is said to be the most sacred spot in the Shinto religion. Here, learn about Japanese mythology, culture, and more with easy-to-follow explan... More

“Sanuki Norizome” glue resist-dyeing is a traditional craft in which patterns are drawn on fabric using glue made from glutinous rice. At Somesho Yoshinoya, which has produced dyed goods in Kotohira Town for four generations,... More

This is a Kamakura private tour guided by an experienced tour guide that has been licensed by the government. This tour uses public transport to visit popular attractions in Kamakura. If you would like a private car, please conta... More

Join this small-group walking tour and explore the contrast of the modern and traditional in Tokyo’s urban landscape. Start with a visit to the Meiji Jingu and Senso-ji, the city’s most prominent Shinto and Buddhist sites. Con... More

Get on an e-bike and let our experienced English-speaking tour guide show you the legacy of the Shoguns that still exists throughout Kyoto after more than a millennium. The full-day tour takes you from Kyoto Station to the wonderf... More

Originating from Kanazawa, Kutani ware is a distinctive style of Japanese porcelain famous for its vibrant colors and intricate designs. As the only Kutani ware kiln in the city, Kutani Kosen Kiln, established in 1870, remains one... More

The Akagane Highway was used to transport copper from Ashio Copper Mine to Edo (Tokyo). Visit Hanawa, an area full of nature which was a post town along the highway, You will learn about the local copper higstory of Hanawa, as wel... More

Spend just one day to have an overview of Japanese history from its inception to the modern times as you enjoy landmark visits with a local expert guide. We will visit three major landmarks where you can see and (sometimes) touch... More

Cave Okinawa, known locally as "Nuchishinujigama," holds cultural significance as a place of good fortune, earning the reputation of a revered "power spot" . The name derives from two historical events where lives were saved durin... More