Let’s explore Tsukiji first, the vibrant market for the locals and the professional chefs for more than 80 years of history. Stroll past stalls bursting with large sea critters and colorful vegetables. Enjoy the delicious sushi ... More

It is said that breakfast is the most important meal which helps you get ready for the day. Isn’t it a great idea to have some breakfast before you start exploring the market? After enjoying an early breakfast, taking an easy, ... More

Historically Nara was the capital of Japan and the seat of the Emperor during the Nara period from 710 to 794, before the capital was moved to Kyoto. This ancient capital has three registered World Heritage Sites: “Historical Pr... 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

Upon ascending Mt. Kuruma, you will find a wealth of magical temples, relaxing onsens and hiking paths through lush green cedar forests. Mt. Kurama is a very historical area, known for being the birthplace of reiki (a healing tech... More

・Explore Shinjuku's back street at night without the risk of getting lost ・Receive personalized attention on a private tour ・Gain greater insights into Shinjuku than you would touring alone ・Try your luck by playing Pac... More

Explore picturesque Nara on a private and personalised experience. Your Local Host will show you Nara’s highlights like the Todai-ji Temple as well as revealing hidden gems and the most beautiful spots in the city. Visit stunnin... More

Hidden amidst the tranquil mountains of central Japan, Takayama unveils its timeless allure. Guided by a knowledgeable local, traverse picturesque streets adorned with historic treasures, where remarkable woodwork and ancient trad... More

(This is a walking tour) Perfectly designed for travelers with packed schedule and limited time in Kyoto. We are offering you not just sightseeing, visiting the tourist spot, and know the history of the spot, but also a deeper und... More

Join us for an exclusive walking tour through Tokyo's most iconic architectural landmarks, led by a practicing Japanese architect. This tour is designed for architecture enthusiasts who want to explore the ingenuity and creativity... More

This tour allows you to enjoy Asakusa at night in a relaxed atmosphere that you cannot usually experience. In contrast to the glamorous Asakusa of the daytime, the atmosphere of Asakusa changes to one of calmness in the evening. ... More

Akihabara and Ueno, which are popular with tourists, are very unique areas with completely different atmospheres and characteristics, even though they are adjacent to each other. Akihabara is famous as the mecca of Japanese subcu... More

The city of Nagano is an intensely beautiful and historic part of Japan, only a stone’s throw away from the capital city of Tokyo. Nagano is a place of incredible Shinto and Buddhist history and home to one of Japan’s most ico... More

How about experiencing Japanese culture in Sapporo? Sapporo may have a short history, but it has a lot of traditional culture that you can enjoy in a casual and easy way. You can learn how the Japanese appreciate nature and things... More

Experience the true Japanese way of enjoying nightlife. Enjoy local Izakaya, Karaoke, and finish with the best Ramen. Friendly locals who know Shibuya will be your guides. Highlights 1. Japan Nightlife Highlights: 1 Izakaya, 1 Ka... More

Nakasendo was formerly known as the Higashisendo and connects Kyoto and the eastern provinces including present day Tokyo. It was one of five highways created within a 7 year period from 1601 along with the Tokaido, Nikko, Oshu, a... More

Savor some amazing Japanese dishes while experiencing local nightlife on this food tour in Tokyo. Delve into the city’s nighttime culinary scene on visits to several popular pubs and restaurants for local favorites such as grill... More

Sumo in Tokyo is a unique and exciting way to experience Japanese culture. *We will experience Japanese Sumo Culture. *Sumo is the respect and passion of Japan. *No Sumo wrestling / training with walking only tour. *Additional a... More

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

Enjoy a dreamy day trip to the tranquil district of Arashiyama, home to famous Bamboo Grove and some very cheeky monkeys! Visit some of the temples and explore the riverbanks around the Togetsukyo Bridge. Venture to the well-prese... More