1. Change into uniform. 2. See an example of how to make a sushi chef. 3. Let's make sushi! 4. Take a picture of the fun experience. 5. Eat your own sushi.... More

This 6 hour Tokyo walking tour includes a 1-hour lesson on how to make traditional Japanese sweets, Wagashi! Wagashi dates back to the Edo period. These sweets are usually made by kneading and mixing sweetened white bean jam, Jap... More

"Kappa" is bamboo. In the past, bamboo was used to boil tea during farming, or sake was heated at home by drinking sake. "Kappa Chicken Dishes", which can be eaten in areas rich in bamboo, is a recommended dish. You will make "Kap... More

It’s place where you can experience the style of local Japanese karaoke bar. For instance, you will have a chance to interact with locals singing your favorite songs. We offer drink all you can, Tequilla, Whiskey and Shochu. An... More

Learn to cook authentic Japanese dishes in a Halal-friendly environment. Our classes are led by home cooks for an intimate experience, and we also offer premium sessions with experienced chefs for those seeking high-end experienc... More

Discover how to create Jiro Style Ramen from scratch! In this class, we’ll make the noodles from flour, prepare the rich garlic-infused soup, and cook the chashu pork. You'll be able to replicate the entire dish at home. Jiro ... More

Bar hopping tours are a great opportunity to taste the delicious food and drink of Shizuoka! Shizuoka is famous for its delicious seafood cuisine, which is one of the best in Japan. In addition to seafood, we can also take you to ... More

Tour Concept Our new project “FURUSATO Cycling” tour is launched to offer an experience in which you can fully enjoy the “REAL HAGI”. We offer a guided cycling tour where you will be able to feel the local life and visit s... More

Enjoy the sunrise and sea of ​​clouds over the Aso Caldera while sipping a hot drink with special permission from the Millennium Grassland Observatory. Why not spend some time in Aso until breakfast at a special place only kno... More

Tokyo Local Friends Solo attend Party All We Can Drink in Harajuk is the best party to meet local Japanese new Friends. Included All We Can Drink Time : 19:30-22:00 After check-in participating in the event. We Prepare several ... More

Please prepare long-sleeved long trousers that are easy to move. Helmets, harnesses and gloves are ready. Although there is a fall prevention belt attached, there are about 15 sections of activity to cross a suspension bridge at a... More

Enjoy Japanese culture in Nagoya! We appreciate you choosing us from many sites! Don't worry about taking photos. We take photos of you with best spots. We share your memorries with edited in a week. We guide you aroud Nagoya... More

Mangrove trees grow thickly in the river, and small creatures such as crabs and gobies live there, and you can observe them. Kadena Town in Okinawa Prefecture has a lot of charm, including history and legends about fairies that li... More

During this beginner-friendly ink painting class, you will learn how to draw with ink and how to use different ink painting techniques to create your own artwork, with the help of a professional artist! All drawing materials are p... More

Koza, Okinawa's second largest downtown area, has deep ties to the United States and is famous for its music culture. You will enjoy drinking in several izakaya and bar with a local guide in Koza, which is known for its strong Cha... More

You can see a beautiful night view of Tokyo Bay that is not accessible (very difficult) by ordinary transportation. Our trike is a vehicle that anyone can drive safely with a courteous and careful lecture. Pricing includes all cos... More

The bamboo used for the experience is carefully selected by the craftsmen themselves from the local bamboo forests in Tottori. The bamboo is then dried for more than two years before being used for the experience. Near the bamboo... More

Fashionable and comfortable rental hybrid bikes from JR Shizuoka Station (1 hour by bullet train from Tokyo Station) (Louis Garneau Chasse or  Merida Crossway) We can suggest some recommended courses which is suitable for your ... More

Sencha-do is a tea ceremony that does not use powdered green tea. In sencha-do, tea is carefully brewed by infusing green tea leaves. In this workshop, you will first observe the tea ceremony to understand the atmosphere and its c... More

Want to have ramen for breakfast? Join Tokyo’s only Breakfast Ramen Tour and start your day with 3 delicious mini bowls of ramen! Also, see what one of Tokyo's most dynamic neighborhoods (Kabukicho, Shinjuku) is like during the... More