Koshien Stadium in Nishinomiya City, Hyogo Prefecture, is home to the Hanshin Tigers and the iconic High School Baseball Tournament. The Koshien History Museum lets you explore the stadium's 100-year history, featuring exhibits on... More

Finding a travel tour that truly matches your preferences can be challenging! Are you looking to explore hidden gems away from the usual tourist spots during your Kobe sightseeing tour? Look no further! We offer private customiz... More

Experience the essence and stories of Kinosaki Onsen, which boasts a 1300-year history, traditional culture, and a way of life in harmony with nature, including the oriental stork. This guided tour allows you to familiarize yourse... 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

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

Experience the vibrant nightlife of Kobe on a bar hopping tour. Visit 2 atmospheric bars with a guide who is familiar with the local culture and customs. Kobe was one of the first of the many port cities in Japan to open its door... 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

Worried your health or mobility might stop you from traveling? We’re here to support you every step of the way. On this tour, the local guide will plan your experience with your health, mobility, and preferences in mind, so you... More

Come with us to visit Kobe for 4 hours! We start with a tour of downtown Sannomiya. We then go to Kitanocho. This is the European Quarter of the city. You will see, his contemporary history is exciting! This area, located on a hi... 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

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 famous for its high-quality Kobe beef—but this beautiful port city offers much more. It’s home to Japan’s largest sake-producing area, one of the oldest hot spring towns, and scenic views of both the sea and mountain... More

Nishinomiya, a key center in Japan’s sake industry, is renowned for its rich history and exceptional sake. This tour takes you to three distinguished breweries: Hakushika, Hakutaka, and Nihon Sakari, each with a unique approach ... More

Experience the essence and stories of Kinosaki Onsen, which boasts a 1300-year history, traditional culture, and a way of life in harmony with nature, including the oriental stork. This guided tour allows you to familiarize yourse... More

In the morning, enjoy a guided walk tour of Himeji Castle, where you’ll be able to fully explore and conquer the castle. Afterward, hop into a minivan for a scenic drive along the Seto Inland Sea coastline. Visit the renowned Na... 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

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

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

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