Experience Tokyo’s essential sights in one immersive private tour, designed for first-time visitors who want a deeper, more personal experience. This tour blends tradition and modernity, taking you from centuries-old temples a... More

Explore Ginza's captivating blend of history and modernity on our 3.5-hour architecture walking tour led by a local accredited guide. Discover architectural marvels ranging from a historic Buddhist temple dating back to 1934 to th... More

In this very popular ikebana experience, visitors can enjoy ikebana with a kimono-clad ikebana artist. The course takes place in an authentic 24-mat tatami mat room and lasts from 60 minutes. Guided activity in English and Japane... More

We will have you experience Japanese culture, history, nature, and trends in half a day based around Shibuya Station and Harajuku Station. In Harajuku, you can stroll around Takeshita Street, Omotesando, Meiji Shrine, and cafes, a... More

Japanese kimonos are mainly small sizes to fit our physiques. But we have plus-size Kimonos you can enjoy! If you are traveling alone and want to take pictures, you have to ask someone or use a tripod. However, Asakusa town is ver... More

You will be guided through a traditional Japanese bath experience followed by a leisurely stroll through Asakusa before ending with a relaxing massage. Begin your journey at Asakusa's traditional bath, Kotobuki-yu, where traditi... More

The theme of this tour is "Pioneers". Located in the center of Japan, Chiyoda-ku, where Edo Castle was located during the Edo period and the Imperial Palace after the Meiji period, has faced various "decisions" throughout its hist... More

Today, high-speed trains are common worldwide, but the Japanese Shinkansen, or Bullet Train, stands out for its ultra high-speed, comfortable ride, cleanliness, accuracy, and safety. This tour is designed for those interested in e... More

When you land at an airport in Japan, you may be surprised to see letters you have never seen before. Japan's writing culture is very different from that of alphabet-using countries. Japanese is a rare language that uses a mixture... More

Asakusa in Tokyo is a famous place mentioned in tourist guidebooks. In my tours, you will not only visit Senso-ji Temple and other temples that are mentioned in the guidebooks, but I will also take you to unusual stores and intere... More

A valuable experience that can only be had in Japan. It's a waste to end up wearing a yukata! Wearing a yukata and bowing and walking, let's feel Japan in the era when there were samurai. Once you get used to wearing a yukata, us... More

Even if you say Shinjuku, it's too big to know, Where should I go, where should I take photos, it is highly recommended for all beginners. Guides with national qualifications will guide you. You can also learn about the culture a... More

Welcome to Tokyo, the bustling heart of Japan where tradition meets modernity at every turn! If you're visiting for the first time with your family, let us be your trusted guides to uncover the city's hidden gems and iconic attrac... More

Lost on what to do to enjoy in Japan? Fear not! Let gotcha be your guide and support you! Immerse yourself in Tokyo's heartbeat with our unique tours! From sumptuous sweets to historic temples and serene river cruises, our exper... More

Experience the vibrant city of Tokyo, discovering its unique blend of traditional and mordern culture, rich history, and innovative spirit. Visit the iconic landmarks like the Shibuya Crossing, Tokyo Towerand Meiji Shrine, indulge... More

Experience an authentic geisha performance and entertainment with multi-course kaiseki dinner, including an English host/interpreter at a ryoutei, or traditional Japanese restaurant, for a small group.... More

Nikko, nestled in the scenic Tochigi Prefecture of Japan, is a captivating blend of natural splendor, cultural heritage, and spiritual significance. Renowned for its serene landscapes, boasts lush forests, cascading waterfalls, an... More

• Skip the crowds and take a refreshing ride to Tokyo's local areas such as Asakusa, Skytree, Ryogoku, and Fukagawa. • Visit a Shinto shrine and a Buddhist temple with a local guide to learn how Japanese people worship. • Ev... More

You can participate in a karate experience organized by the Shotokan Karate-do International Federation, one of the largest martial arts organizations in the world. This is a special inbound program for beginners as well as experi... More

A Tour Like No Other! Are you more than just a tourist—someone who's food-savvy, adventurous, and ready to immerse yourself in Japanese culture? If so, we’ve found each other! Exploring Tokyo’s vibrant markets can be ove... More