Make the most of 50 to 60 different kinds of sake available to sample in 1.5 hrs. Discover the charm of sake at a private salon in Tsukiji with a sommelier. Enjoy pairing sake with cheese and other snacks during tasting. Try drink... More

Escape the urban city of Tokyo and experience a quiet traditional life surrounded by nature—the best way to immerse yourself in the local life of Japanese people. Just an hour from Tokyo, Chiba Prefecture's untouched natural ab... More

The guide takes you to Japanese sprits bar in "OKUROJI" is neat street, opposite atmosphere from 歌舞伎町 Kabukicho or 新橋 Shinbashi. The street ends up to 銀座 Ginza area. The bar is one of a kind for 酒 Sake, 焼酎 Sh... More

Step into Tokyo's most chilling nightlife experience at the infamous ghost bar! This unique establishment blends Japanese horror culture with drinking revelry, creating an unforgettable evening of thrills and entertainment. As... More

Enjoy a unique pairing of snacks at different drinking temperatures, as well as the differences in the materials of sake vessels. Savor the unique flavors and aromas of each brand of Japanese sake.... More

Venture into a realm where time-honored traditions and neon-lit nights collide—welcome to Asakusa after dark. By day, this storied district beckons visitors with ancient temples and bustling markets; by night, it transforms into... More

Experience Tokyo's nightlife outside of the downtown area with a local guide. Visit an izakaya, a karaoke snack pub, and a local bar with a guide.... More

Japan is a magical place where old and new collide. A country full of incredible natural beauty, futuristic cities of neon, world-renowned food, and a culture steeped in tradition. Japan has a way of enveloping you from the moment... More

Explore the streets of Tokyo Sangenjaya during an evening food tour, the place away from tourist visit. Living in Sangenjaya for 25 years, the guide will take you on an exploration of the back alleys of charming and funky Sangenja... More

This luxurious Mt. Fuji Private Sightseeing Tour offers picture-perfect moments, a private guide, and breathtaking views. Whether you’re seeking stunning landscapes, unique Japanese experiences, or hidden gems, this tour will sh... More

Start your tour at Shibuya Station and head to a special restaurant in Shibuya. Here, you will enjoy a vegan Japanese hot pot dinner (shabu-shabu) that nourishes both body and soul, along with a tasting of 72 kinds of sake. The me... More

If you want to enjoy a sake tasting, please join our experience course. A sake sommelier will give a detailed lecture on the history of sake and the characteristics of each brand. You will discover a new side of Japan through diff... More

Kamata's shitamachi (old downtown) district is still off the beaten path for foreign tourists. If you're looking for a deep and authentic experience, this is your chance to dive in! You might just come away with a whole new perspe... More

[Visiting a sake brewery in Gunma Prefecture] Nagai Sake Brewery was founded in 1886. The founder, Shoji Nagai, discovered the water of Kawaba Village, located in the headwaters of the Tone River, an hour's bullet train ride from ... More

Thank you for visiting our page! We are a gallery-restaurant that regularly hosts exhibitions of works by Japanese artists. Asakusa is a historic area rich in Japanese culture, and we are passionate about sharing our love for kimo... More

Pretend you’re a Japanese ‘salaryman’ for the evening on this tour to the hidden drinking dens, ‘Izakaya’ (Japanese style food pubs) and ramen restaurants of Tokyo’s Shimbashi area. Enjoy an evening unique to Tokyo in ... More

Washu Fes is a sake event where you can enjoy seasonal Japanese sake, food, and culture. You can taste over a hundred kinds of sake from different sake breweries in 2 hours. Visit the Washu Fes to taste delicious sake and food, ... More

The tour will take you to see the photo spot of Ueno at night (Shinobazunoike Bentengo) and enjoy food and drinks (dinner, snacks, wine, soft drinks, etc.) at a Japanese izakaya. Ever wanted to experience Tokyo's attractions in a ... More

You are invited to "New Crazy Traditions" and enjoy with the locals! About 500 years ago, a Samurai warrior named Ota Dokan built a castle in Akabane. This was the beginning of Tokyo. The first Akabane Baka Matsuri (Akabane Fool... More