This is not a guidebook or travel information site, but rather introduces restaurants that are mainly visited by Japanese people! We also offer ramen, the favorite dish of tourists visiting Japan! We will also guide you through th... More

Discover the food, history, and culture of the world’s biggest fish market in Tokyo! On this 3-hour food tour, you will enjoy a variety of food specialties the market has to offer. - Experience the sights, operations & flavors ... More

The Fushimi district is not about the famous "Fushimi Inari" and its thousand gates. It is about learning more about one of the most significant moments in Japanese history and exploring an area in Kyoto that hasn't been conquered... More

You can join a takoyaki party hosted by a local Japanese host living in Tokyo. In this experience, you will enjoy a variety of drinks, conversation and games while making takoyaki. It is also a fun way to get to know other travele... More

Beginning in the Fushimi district of Kyoto, your guide will take you through the streets of this charming, sake brewing district where you will see various traditional and modern sake breweries and get a sense of the area’s 400-... More

In this tour, our local Japanese guide who is deeply familiar with the area will guide you through the streets of Shinjuku. Amidst the numerous izakayas and bars that line Shinjuku, the local guide will handpick two recommended es... More

When people think about Tokyo, there are obvious places that come to mind: Roppongi, Shibuya, Shinjuku, Asakusa, Akihabara etc. Wouldn't you like to see the real Japan? In this tour, I will be introducing Nakano: a district with... More

This tour will allow the customer to see many more unique sights located all over Fukuoka Prefecture. Essentially you will be able to get to many more locations within a longer time frame and provide you and your party the opportu... More

My tour covers both traditional and modern sides of Osaka So you can maximize the chance to experience a lot of adventures! This is a private tour for a group of up to 6 persons and includes the below places. 1. Sky Building (E... More

A tour in chronological order, so to speak, of Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park, followed by a delicious lunch of Hiroshima's local specialty. Following lunch, we'll take a comfortable and relaxed train ride through the Hiroshima cou... More

If you are staying in Hiroshima and want to enjoy evening activities like the locals, this tour is highly recommended. It is the tour to enjoy bouldering, tachinomi, okonomiyaki, and walking around a local area with a guide. The t... More

Escape the tourist trail and dive into Fukuoka's hidden gem – Nishijin. A quick 10-minute ride from the city center, our bar-hopping adventure unveils the authentic drinking culture, where English menus are rare. From modern to ... More

Nada area between Osaka and Kobe is one of the best 3 major SAKE produce places in Japan. Only 20 minutes from Osaka and 15 minutes from Kobe, you can visit "Real Sake Breweries" to know and understand what Sake is made by and ho... More

First, read the pamphlet and learn about the culture and history of sake and delicacies. After that, you will choose three types of sake from all over the country. Next, choose three delicacies that have been popular in Japan sinc... More

Tour will offer you taking you around Shinjuku area. We are going to visit and see back alleyways and stop at hidden gems to have dinner in Shinjuku, Kabukicho district which is the biggest entertainment city and No.1 red light di... More

This value-packed trip with a government-licensed and experienced multilingual tour guide is a fantastic and efficient way to explore Aizuwakamatsu! Aizuwakamatsu is a former feudal capital featuring a number of historical attrac... More

In this class, we will cook 3-4 Japanese home-style cuisine together. You will be able to learn how to make Dashi (Japanese soup stock), about Japanese ingredients and how to cook them. After enjoying the dishes we have made, we ... More

This is off the beaten path tour in Tokyo. You can enjoy non touristic spots. It is mainly for locals. This means you can see real life of Tokyo people. You can buy local products, taste street foods and local Japanese garden. It ... More

Picture yourself in the vibrant streets of Ginza, guided by a seasoned foodie guide and also a pro photographer. With his expertise, you'll delve into the heart of Japanese food culture, savoring local delicacies and drinks at aut... More

Sakaemachi (栄町) is the locals favorite market in Naha, Okinawa. This market was built in 1955 and the atmosphere still remains the same as in the old days. Sakaemachi was selected as the No.1 Yokocho (local bar area) in Japan.... More