Experience Kobe's cherry blossom season on a private tour, offering a once-in-a-lifetime chance to delve into a cherished tradition. Led by local experts, start at Nunobiki Herb Garden for a unique hanami, where cherry blossoms me... More

Get ready for an electrifying half-day adventure through Japan’s premier sake region! This high-energy tour takes you to six top-rated sake breweries and their museums in the Nada Five District, spanning three towns in Hyogo Pre... More

Embark on a Japanese sake-tasting journey in Nada, Kobe, Japan's top sake-producing area, known for its renowned Junmai Sake "Pure Nada Sake" and its rich history of sake production since the Edo Period, where you can explore vari... More

Discover Kobe in a day on this engaging tour, perfect for culture seekers and families. Begin at Ikuta Shrine to experience traditional Japanese spirituality, then visit Uroko no Ie, a 19th-century mansion with distinctive archite... More

A must-see tour for sake lovers! We will take you to the Nada area of ​​Kobe, Japan's number one sake-producing region. When you think of Japan, you think of sake! The Nada area of ​​Kobe is famous for being home to the nu... More

Discover Kobe in a day with this engaging tour. Start at Ikuta Shrine, where you can immerse yourself in traditional Japanese spirituality. Next, explore Uroko no Ie, a 19th-century mansion known for its unique architecture. Visi... More

Together with the professional guide, you will visit the most charming places in the city. Why is the fascinating Himeji Castle a national treasure and a registered UNESCO World Heritage Site? Himeji Castle is hands down, the best... More

This tour is based on a popular TV cartoon that aired in the 2000s. You will visit real places that appeared in various scenes of the anime. Nishinomiya, where the tour will take place, is easily accessible from Osaka and Kobe. W... More

During our visit, discover the city of Kobe from several angles: nature, history, religion and above all gastronomy by tasting authentic Kobe beef and exceptional sake. Indeed, the Kobe region represents a quarter of all sake prod... More

"The cycling journey commences with a gradual ascent, effortlessly conquered by the power of the E-Bike. As we traverse through a tunnel, a gentle descent unfolds, revealing the picturesque farming landscape. Crossing over the riv... More

An exclusive tour for all the romantics of the world! Together with the professional local guide, you will visit the most romantic places in the city. You will feel spellbound in a charming atmosphere. Himeji Castle and the surrou... More

Embark on the “Kobe Coastal Charm: Harborland & Scenic Views Walk,” a delightful exploration of Kobe’s picturesque waterfront. Start your journey at Kobe Harborland, a vibrant shopping and entertainment district where you ca... 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

Kobe is one of the largest ports town in Japan, along with Yokohama. Kobe has been an important trade city since Japan's opening of the port in 1868, after the end of Japan's isolation from foreign countries for over 200 years.  ... 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

Kobe is not a famous for tourists in Japan. So you can enjoy a travel dIfferent from Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka. I take you 3 bars that you can not find alone, and you can experience that you have not tried many things before. Moreov... More

As a chef, your guide is dedicated to unveiling the essence and origins behind Japan's extraordinary culinary heritage. Join us on an unforgettable tour in Kobe! Savor the best miso gyoza, marvel at the stunning views from Rokko ... 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