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Community-led tours across Japan
Community-led tours across Japan
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Discover the spiritual side of Nagano on a guided tour of Zenkoji Temple. Enjoy a tasting of sake at a local brewery, savor the flavors of 'oyaki' dumplings, and take part in a tea experience.
Enjoy the beautiful scenery in Hamamatsu Castle, Kanzan Temple Onsen area, and Lake Hamana. Experience moving experience by flower in Hamamatsu flower park. ・Visit Hamamatsu castle, Kanzan Temple Onsen area, Flower Park, Orgel Museum with one day bus ticket and admission to the park and museum at a discount! ・Enjoy a lot of flower and technology at flower park. ・Ride the ropeway and cross over the lake. ・Enjoy the beautiful scenery and the sounds of ancient musical instruments. ・The theme of the
The Hamarikyu gardens have been passed down from Shogun to Shogun for generations. The tea houses and the duck hunting grounds offer an insight into what the leisure time of these once great rulers would have looked like. Besides these spots, the garden itself contains many more beautiful spaces and historical spots. We will tour the grounds while learning about the history and culture of Edo Japan, all while just a few moments from the busy Ginza streets. This short tour is perfect for those
Features & Benefits Private, small group (up to 4): calm, spacious, and unhurried. Led by a National Government Licensed Guide Interpreter (Japan): clear guidance in English, safety, and light cultural context. A rare quiet reset in central Tokyo: ponds, pine trees, open sky, and seasonal birds by the water. Not sightseeing—nature immersion: gentle pacing with intentional pauses. Less talking, more presence. Travel-friendly refresh: an easy way to unwind from jet lag and city stimulation. Natur
Hama-rikyu Gardens is a historic Edo-period landscape garden in Tokyo. On this 2-hour walking tour, explore the garden’s design and seasonal scenery with a guide, then enjoy a matcha green tea and Japanese sweets break in the garden’s tea room. Within the garden, the highlights are the Kaiyushiki garden (circular garden) and the seawater tidal pond. Visitors can also enjoy the plants and trees, whose beauty changes with the seasons. The tour guide will explain in detail about the history of the
Make a ring and take a piece of Nara home with you! Simple and enjoyable workshop for anyone- solo, as a couple, with friends, or with family! During the experience, our staff will be right beside you to guide you through each step, so even first-timers can feel completely at ease. We’ll also take photos of your experience with our store camera and send you the data for free. Please enjoy looking back on your wonderful memories of Nara! 【Price Information】 Please note that our pricing will be
Experience making hand made rings by hammering the texture using the japanese traditional style called "Tankin". You Will choose your favorite material, thickness, shape and texture. Then, using special hammers and tools by customizing your own ring. lt will takes around 60 minutes for the whole prosess. Staff will carefully explain the prosess and will help you taking commemorative photo. Highly recommended for a good quality gift and souvenir. Embrace your creativity and enjoy our unique exper
Don’t miss the chance to explore one of Tokyo’s most enchanting hidden gems—HANA・BIYORI, a flower park that redefines nature with innovation and beauty. Book your ticket now and step into a world where stunning floral displays meet dazzling digital art. Marvel at a greenhouse filled with over 300 floating flower chandeliers, and be mesmerized by immersive projection mapping shows that bring the garden to life. Stroll through seasonal outdoor gardens, a tranquil Japanese garden, and a sacred fore
You can experience the traditional Japanese card game "Hanafuda"! Hanafuda originated about 200 years ago and was once used for gambling, but is now widely loved as a card game. There are various ways to play Hanafuda, but at KADARU+ you can experience the "Koi Koi" way of playing. We will explain everything from the history of Hanafuda to the specific rules, so even if you have never tried it before, please feel free to join us! There will a guide in-person, so no need to worry about the lan
You can see and learn shibori (the oldest dyeing method in Japan) in-person and will have deeper appreciation of Japanese hand crafts.
Take a relaxing walk through Gion, Kyoto’s most famous geisha district, and discover its traditional charm. Your guide will share the history of Gion, the culture of maiko and geiko, and the hidden stories of this historic area. Stroll along beautiful stone paths and admire classic wooden townhouses. If you’re lucky, you may even spot a maiko heading to her evening appointment. As night falls, lanterns light up the streets, creating a magical atmosphere perfect for photos. The tour ends at Yasak
Discover Handa, a hidden gem in Aichi—just 30 minutes from Chubu Centrair Airport by car and 40 minutes from Nagoya by train or car. Known for its rich fermentation culture, Handa offers an authentic alternative to Japan’s crowded tourist spots. Your tour begins along the historic Handa Canal, lined with traditional black-walled storehouses reflecting the city’s history. Next, step inside a preserved traditional residence. Here, you’ll taste five types of vinegar and learn what makes each one un
Do you know about Japan's very unique "Hanko culture" from a global perspective? Hanko refers to a personalized seal with one's name engraved on it, serving as a tool for personal identification, equivalent to a signature in other countries. Ito Inbo specializes in creating hanko that are both nature-friendly and unique, featuring designs such as cherry blossoms and portraits alongside names. They uphold the hand-carving techniques passed down since the father's generation, ensuring intricate d
Hand-held fireworks, TEZUTSU, is so thrilling. A magnificent column of flames erupts from the bamboo stuffed with Iron powder and finally a flame called “hane” creates a large boom while erupting. Many local people gather for this autum festival. On summer festival day, lots of TEZUTSU will be dedicated to the shrine. We meet at Toyohashi station, then take local JR train to Toyokawa station. It takes 16 minutes. It 's about 5 minutes walk from Toyokawa station to the festival site. This tour
This activity offers a rare opportunity to observe the production process of traditional Japanese paper goods such as goshuincho (temple stamp books) and watoji notebooks—items not typically seen by the public. With a guided tour, you'll gain insights into the work of experienced craftsmen and the precision involved in their handwork. Afterward, you’ll step into the craftsman’s shoes and make your own watoji notebook using your choice of yuzen washi paper from a wide selection. Whether you're vi
This workshop is led by Master Nakagawa, the owner of the atelier, offering guests a rare opportunity to learn directly from a professional glass artist rather than an assistant or facilitator. Unlike typical craft experiences, participants use a professional sandblasting machine and work through the full creative process—from design to finishing—within a compact 90-minute session. With a wide selection of traditional Japanese motifs and hands-on guidance throughout, even beginners can create a
Kuzu district, Yoshino Town, Nara Prefecture Kuzu Village is a production area for three types of traditional washi (Japanese paper): Uda paper, Misu paper, and Yoshino paper. These papers play a vital role in preserving Japan's cultural heritage and some are also used internationally for restoring paintings. Their hallmark features are their remarkable thinness and strength. The handmade washi-making techniques of Yoshino are said to have been passed down for over a thousand years. This exper
In Osaka, flavor doesn’t happen by accident. It’s engineered, refined, and honed over time through generations of makers who treat food like a craft. This tour explores that mindset through the lens of shokunin – the Japanese philosophy of relentless dedication to one’s work, whether that means perfecting miso soup, the mastery of sushi knife work, shaping noodles by hand, or cutting glass with precision.
Immerse yourself in the flavors of Japan with a Handmade Soba & Tempura Cooking Class in Nara. Under the guidance of a professional chef, you’ll learn to knead, roll, and cut buckwheat noodles, and fry up crispy seasonal tempura. Savor the satisfaction of enjoying your freshly prepared soba with a variety of toppings. To elevate your experience, local sake is available for purchase, allowing you to toast with fellow food enthusiasts. This interactive class is an ideal outing for families, couple
An immersive experience into Japanese cuisine! Buckwheat has long been grown in Matsumoto, lending to its well-established tradition of Soba noodle making. This part of the country is famed as the destination for getting the best serving of Soba and so happens to be the locally Matsumoto City as well. But that's not all with the discovery of fresh authentic Wasabi of the region that awaits you! - Learn a traditional Japanese culinary art from a master As our Soba master says, “Nothing tastes b
We welcome both first-time visitors and repeat guests. This is a rare opportunity to experience traditional Japanese craftsmanship that you won’t find on typical Kyoto tours. During the factory visit, you'll observe expert artisans at work, and in the workshop, you'll become a craftsperson yourself by creating a one-of-a-kind goshuincho. After the experience, we encourage you to enjoy Kyoto’s temples with your personally made stamp book in hand.
Learn authentic Japanese home cooking from Michiko, a professional cooking teacher who has taught Japanese locals for years. Unlike a demonstration-style class, this is a hands-on experience where you prepare traditional dishes from scratch while learning the techniques, ingredients and cultural traditions behind them. Choose between two distinct experiences when booking: make handmade udon noodles from dough, including the traditional technique of stomping the dough, or prepare katsudon, one of
You can experience the traditional and authentic process of making udon by hand—kneading, stepping on, and cutting the dough yourself. The class is English-friendly, making it comfortable for international visitors. With direct instruction from a skilled craftsman, even beginners can enjoy learning authentic techniques. In a cozy, local izakaya-style atmosphere, you can also enjoy interacting with other participants and international guests—an experience that combines hands-on activity, delici
In the heart of Kyoto, experience our exclusive Wedding & Engagement Ring Making Workshop, offering couples the chance to create unique symbols of their love with expert artisans' help. This intimate workshop lets you forge jewelry as a testament to your love story, ensuring each piece is as special as your relationship. With personalized guidance, high-quality materials, and a cozy setting, every step celebrates your union. Features include custom engraving and a photo session to commemorat