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Community-led tours across Japan
Community-led tours across Japan
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Discover three fascinating sides of Tokyo on a private six-hour food and drink adventure, far from the usual tourist crowds. - Explore Ikebukuro's dazzling depachika, filled with beautifully presented Japanese delicacies. - Wander through Jujo's traditional shopping streets, discovering family-run businesses and local neighbourhood life. - Sample delicious street food, including onigiri, takoyaki, freshly made gyoza and regional specialities. - Discover hidden food shops, traditional ingredient
Osaka Market is a lively covered market that stretches for 580 meters in Osaka’s Chuo Ward. Nicknamed “Osaka’s Kitchen” because both local homeowners and restaurant chefs get their supplies here, the market is famous for its fresh seafood and has recently become a popular tourist location. As a result, it can get quite crowded. In 2015, the market was visited by an average of 23,000 people a day, but that figure is most probably higher now. One reason for the market’s popularity is that many sta
You can experience not only History and culture but also local food & Sake brewery of Takayama. include food fee and experience of making Rice cracker and Sake tasting in Hirase brewery. sometimes Rice cracker factory suddenly rest, so we need confirm if it's possible to do making rice cracker This is walking tour around in Takayama city. local guide could satisfy you! If you need other language guide, please let us know. If you wanted to private tour let us know. Not less than 2 person. Pl
Immerse yourself in an unforgettable gastronomic journey through the vibrant streets of Shibuya, the bustling epicenter of culinary excellence in Tokyo. Let us introduce you to the enchanting world of Wagyu beef, where tradition, flavor, and culinary mastery converge to create a truly extraordinary dining experience. Discover the rich history of wagyu, its relevance in modern cuisine, and the subtle regional differences that make each variety unique. As you continue on your journey, witness th
Join a tour led by a certified International Sake Sommelier and experience the amazing diversity of Japanese sake! Taste a wide range of styles, each with its own unique flavor, including a rare sake that cannot be found outside Japan. Learn insider tips on pairing sake with food, and by the end of the tour, you’ll feel confident ordering sake in Japanese taverns like a local!
You can learn how sake is made and how it differs from wine. There are many types of sake, from dry to sweet, and tasting a few will broaden your knowledge of sake. Some of these are rare sakes that cannot be purchased at regular stores. You will also be able to enjoy food that matches each person's taste!
This is a special course in the comparison and tasting of different Japanese whiskies, available by reservation only at BAR ODIN and recommended for alcohol connoisseurs! In this Japanese whiskey course, you will have the chance to drink a limited edition bottle from Yamazaki, Japan's oldest distillery, and Japan's original craft whiskey, Chichibu Distillery Ichiro's Malt Series. Whiskey distilleries have been established all over Japan, including Yamazaki Distillery. Among them, Chichibu Dist
Join a 4-hour guided adventure tour in Ikebukuro! This family-friendly experience includes stops like a game center, a food themed park, and tasty treats like yakitori, sushi, and takoyaki. A full of adventure food tour of Ikebukuro that will visit 5 different food spots sushi, yakitori, wagyu beef, takoyaki, and Japanese dessert. Visit a food-themed park, game center, and beyond about 30 minutes per stop and Learn about Japanese food and culture.
Honey J Travel invites you to discover tatami history at a Kyoto workshop with over 300 years of heritage. Your master artisan instructor brings this living legacy to life through stories of multi-generational craftsmanship. Explore the authentic workshop before learning the art of traditional hand-stitching. Under the artisan’s patient, hands-on guidance, put these techniques into practice to craft your own tatami coaster to take home as a piece of Japanese heritage. You’ll leave with your ha
After walking with a guide along the Yokoya Gorge Trail, a popular trekking route on the Tateshina Plateau, you will then take an electric bicycle (e-bike) on a cycle tour along the 'Marchen road'.
Journey across the “Roof of Japan” with a private car and guide, where each moment is captured as a photo gift. ❑ Seasonal Highlights The Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route combines electric buses, ropeways, and trolley buses to reach the 2,450m Murodo Plateau. Each season offers a highlight: 20m snow walls in April–June, cool alpine breezes in July–August, and brilliant foliage in September–October. Closed in winter, each visit is rare. ❑ Why Private? The route has many transfers and can be complex
・Enjoy a free stroll in World Heritage Shirakawa-go and Hida Takayama ・Explore Takayama, a city buried in the mountainous Hida region, known for its beautifully preserved old town ・Snow Wall is built between Murodo terminal and Tateyama Nature Conservation Center, and is a special route for walkers traveling in the area. The overwhelming Snow Wall is a can't-miss for visitors of loving nature and outdoor! ・Otani is nearby the Murodou with an extremely heavy snowfall, and the depth can be over 2
Looking for a truly authentic Japanese experience beyond the typical tourist spots? Join us for a unique cultural journey into the heart of Japan’s bathing tradition! Just like the tea ceremony, bathing in Japan is a deeply rooted cultural ritual. But how do you bathe the Japanese way? What are the dos and don’ts? Our bathing specialists will guide you through the fascinating etiquette and health benefits of Japanese baths—and then you’ll get to try it for yourself! What to Expect: Start at a
Join us for an authentic journey into Japanese bathing culture, surrounded by the natural beauty of Kyoto’s Mt. Kurama. Japanese bathing has a deep history and a refined set of customs. “What is the proper way to bathe?” “What etiquette should I follow?” Our bathing specialist will guide you gently and clearly through everything you need to know. You will also experience outdoor air-bathing, where you lie down and let the cool mountain air relax both your mind and body. Before entering the b
This Onsen is a different from other plans, "natural" "open-air" bath. It is very rare in the center of Tokyo. Not huge like a resort Onsen but you can see the real life of Japanese people. You can hide the front of your body with a towel except in the bathtub if you need. Shampoo, conditioner, soap, hair dryer, cotton swab and Wi-Fi are installed and can be used free of charge. In addition, drinks are included and you can enjoy the view of the sky tree. Japanese convenience stores are famou
You can experience sushi-making using freshly caught seafood in the seaside town Hakodate. After making your own sushi, taste three kinds of dashi (Japanese soup stock) and create your own miso soup using the one you like best! As a souvenir, you will receive a special sushi chef's hat to wear during the experience! When you go home, you can be the sushi chef and throw a Sushi party for your guests! ・Learn how to make sushi from a professional chef using fresh ingredients from the seaside town
You will visit the only place in Japan where you can enjoy zip-lining through snow, gliding through a snow-covered forest on a long zip slide of up to 200 meters. After the zip line experience, enjoy lunch and shopping at Mitsui Outlet Park Sapporo Kitahiroshima, with 120 minutes allocated so you can relax and explore the shops. Next, we will take you to the latest sightseeing hotspot, Hokkaido Ballpark F Village. Centered around ES CON FIELD HOKKAIDO, the home stadium of the Hokkaido Nippon-Ha
This half-day tour allows you to enjoy the charms of Ehime: the Instagram-worthy Shimoda Station and an award-winning sake brewery, all guided by private taxi. Our taxis guarantee convenience and safety, providing direct access to Shimoda where local train services are extremely limited. You can also enjoy sake tastings. 1. Shimoda Station: A Trending Photo Spot Enjoy breathtaking views at Shimoda Station, famed as ‘the station closest to the sea’. → Perfect for capturing Instagram-worthy shot
Tea is not just the green beverage that many associate with Japan, but a brew sourced from a vast variety of regional flora that supports physical and mental health, mirrors the climate and landscape of the season, and a product of agricultural and political history. Tea alone can tell the tale of Japan.
Experience the elegance of a rare Oshima Tsumugi haori and immerse yourself in authentic Japanese culture. Ideal for commemorative photos, this haori adds a special touch to your cultural journey, creating unforgettable memories.
Experience a 90-minute tea ceremony at Umegoten, a former imperial villa in Rakujuen Park, just steps from Mishima Station. Built in 1890 as a retreat for Prince Komatsu Akihito, uncle to Emperor Meiji, it is designated as a Registered Tangible Cultural Property. While most imperial properties are open only for viewing, Taian invites you inside to enjoy seasonal sweets and matcha prepared with Mt. Fuji’s spring water, watch traditional tea preparation, whisk your own bowl with expert guidance, a
The tea ceremony goes in a small group. The maximum number of people are 6 for each session.But during peak seasons, it will increase to a maximum of 8 people. Experience an authentic tea ceremony, which is near the Zen buddhist monastery Daitoku-ji Temple in Kyoto. Daitoku-ji had many famous priest graduates in the history and has a close relationship with tea ceremony culture which has given a major influence to Japanese culture. We are also not far from the World Cultural Heritage site, the
This is a unique guided tour, you get not only to know about special charcoals that used for Japanese tea ceremony, to see how it lit and used, and unite with the craftsman. ■At a charcoal kiln in the mountain area of Uchiko, the craftsman tells you how he makes charcoals and how it affects to the sustainable life in mountain area. ■visit mysterious Yuge shrine, the symbol of Ishidatami district. There is a big pond in front of the shrine, and you get walk on a beautiful bridge with roof to v
Escape the crowds and immerse yourself in authentic Japanese culture with our unique experience: ・300-Year-Old Temple Atmosphere: Relax in the serene and peaceful environment of a historic temple, far away from the busy tourist spots. ・Miyajima Ware & Local Flavors: Enjoy Matcha in authentic Miyajima ware tea bowls, paired with local Miyajima chocolate and Kompeito（traditional sugar candy). ・Interactive Matcha Experience: Learn tea etiquette from a master and enjoy hands-on training to mak