Nakano's Numabukuro Hikawa Shrine is a tranquil and historic site. It is home to the "Three Wishes Pine," where tying an ema (wooden prayer plaque) is believed to grant three wishes. The tour offers a unique opportunity to experie... More

Explore the fascinating links between Tokyo’s history and its architecture on this self-guided walking tour. Over 90 minutes, you'll journey from Meiji Jingu Shrine to Ginza, uncovering how Tokyo evolved from a quiet fishing vil... More

If you want to enjoy a sake tasting, please join our experience course. A sake sommelier will give a detailed lecture on the history of sake and the characteristics of each brand. You will discover a new side of Japan through diff... More

This is day tour by private car just for your group. It is comfortable and easy to access around Nikko. All the way with local JP guide and shwoing you around fully. Great cost for value and you can enjoy non- touristic spots as w... More

Discover Japanese history and culture of the Imperial family through the experiences of art and culture! Immerse yourself in Japanese art and tradition at the museum in the Imperial Palace grounds. Enjoy art experience of Japanese... More

In this class you can learn how to make teriyaki chicken. Teriyaki chicken is a dish in which chicken is baked in a sweet sauce with soy sauce as the base. It is a typical home-style dish in Japan and one of the most popular bento... More

Discover the art of Japanese calligraphy in a studio located between two popular tourist destinations, Akihabara and Ueno! Begin your experience with a brief introduction video on the history of this ancient art and a quick tutor... More

Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of the Samurai during this workshop in Tokyo. Observe the daily training of skilled samurai and try your hand at basic swordsmanship yourself.... More

Shibuya: Start your tour at Shibuya to experience the iconic Shibuya Crossing, one of the busiest pedestrian intersections in the world. Visit the Hachiko Statue nearby and explore the vibrant shopping scene. Harajuku: The second... More

This is a casual Japanese food tour that you can enjoy. Asakusa has many sightseeing spots such as Senso-ji Temple and Kaminarimon, but it also has many unique Japanese food stores. It is also a place where Japan's unique food cul... More

Discover the hidden charms of Asakusa! In this tour, Japanese female guides will show you around Asakusa in kimono. With their broken English and warm smiles, you can enjoy a relaxed atmosphere as if you were taking a walk with f... More

Located in Shinagawa Ward, it is close to Haneda Airport and Shinkansen Shinagawa Station, and only 20 minutes away from Tokyo Station and Yokohama area. Cute Japan! You can experience You can make traditional Japanese sweets su... More

Japanese culture begins with hospitality. Our driver will pick you up at the location of your choice within the metro area in Tokyo. You will be photographed wearing a Japanese kimono at a lounge in Ginza, Tokyo. Then you can go o... More

If you are a fan of samurai culture and history, this is it! Mito City, the central part of Ibaraki Prefecture, is a must-go place for Samurai funs. Having prospered as the seat of the Mito Tokugawa, here you can learn about samur... More

Japanese culture begins with hospitality. A dedicated driver-guide and a luxury car will take you to the city of Shizuoka, where you can experience sakura ebi and ukiyoe printing. In the morning, you will be photographed in a Japa... More

First-time visitors to Tokyo will enjoy this comprehensive full-day tour. Whatever your interests, you’ll enjoy the variety of attractions on the itinerary, from the peaceful temples of Asakusa to the frenetic Shibuya Crossing. ... More

The museum operated by the Japan Football Association (JFA). The concept is ‘A place for the creation of future communication and creativity’. Japanese football historical exhibits on display. Digital technology content such a... More

Book this and you will see great nature, architecture, history, and culture that you cannot see in major cities. This tour is carefully curated with great knowledge of the area. Do not worry about language barrier or custom diffe... More

You can cut thing with a real sword and take a commemorative video. Experience entertaining samurai (iai and japanese swordsmanship) from Shidenryu, one of Japan's leading sword dance groups.　 Experience a scene from a period dr... More

History Daisho Temple was established in 1573 in Nihonbashi Bakurocho. It was relocated to Nishi-Asakusa after being destroyed by a fire in 1657. In 1923, the temple was once again destroyed by the Great Kanto Earthquake and subs... More