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Kurashiki Bikan Historical Area ; "Even just an alley looks pretty" This area is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the prefecture and is lined with specialty shops, including canvas, jean, and Japanese sake shops and cafes made from renovated traditional wooden townhouses. This area also offers other attractions, such as riverboat rides and the museum of art, and visitors will never get bored strolling in this area all day.

Naoshima is the main island of a township made up of twenty-seven islands administered by Kagawa Prefecture. The island has a documented history going back to the Heian period, but today it’s known for its contemporary art museums, which draw visitors from all over the world, especially during the Setouchi Triennale art event held every three years in the region. Since the island is part of the Seto Inland Sea National Park, there are strict rules for the visual impact of new buildings, so many of the art museums are built into the ground, creating an interesting aesthetic of their own. ・You can enjoy to go around Naoshima island by a private car with Private English Speaking guide.

Naoshima is the main island of a township made up of twenty-seven islands administered by Kagawa Prefecture. The island has a documented history going back to the Heian period, but today it’s known for its contemporary art museums, which draw visitors from all over the world, especially during the Setouchi Triennale art event held every three years in the region. Since the island is part of the Seto Inland Sea National Park, there are strict rules for the visual impact of new buildings, so many of the art museums are built into the ground, creating an interesting aesthetic of their own. ・You can enjoy to go around Naoshima island by a private car with Private English Speaking guide. ・Chichu Art Museum (excluded entrance ticket's fee : 2100 JPY and you should buy the online tickets) *there is not possible to take a enough time to visit here in this tour )

Naoshima is the main island of a township made up of twenty-seven islands administered by Kagawa Prefecture. The island has a documented history going back to the Heian period, but today it’s known for its contemporary art museums, which draw visitors from all over the world, especially during the Setouchi Triennale art event held every three years in the region. Teshima is another island consist art site in this area. Since the island is part of the Seto Inland Sea National Park, there are strict rules for the visual impact of new buildings, so many of the art museums are built into the ground, creating an interesting aesthetic of their own. ・You can enjoy to go around Naoshima island by bicycle (with power-assisted bicycle, e-bike) or private car with Private English Speaking guide. ・Chichu Art Museum (excluded entrance ticket's fee : 2100 JPY and you should buy the online tickets) *there is not possible to take a enough time to visit here in this tour )

Explore the Hometown of Japanese Porcelain & Local Traditions Embark on a private journey that blends the sensory charm of Yobuko Morning Market, with its 100-year history and fresh squid stalls, and the timeless artistry of Imari and Arita, birthplaces of Japanese porcelain. Stroll through the “village of secret kilns” in Okawachiyama, visit the porcelain-made Arita Tozan Shrine, and soak in the historic atmosphere of Takeo Onsen. Enjoy a regional specialty: Onsen Tofu, crafted from locally grown Saga soybeans. This one-day tour offers deep cultural immersion, scenic beauty, and authentic flavors of Kyushu’s pottery heartland.

You will enjoy the beautiful scenery from Senkoji Ropeway and take the photogenic pictures scenery of white huge sculptures garden at Kosanji!

A fully private day from Tokyo to the quiet north side of Mount Fuji: your own fluent English-speaking guide, your own car. Your guide collects you at your hotel, walks every stop with you and drives you back. No driver waiting in the car while you go in alone. The day: Oshino Hakkai's spring-fed ponds, early; the cedar avenue of Kitaguchi Hongu Fuji Sengen Shrine; Chureito Pagoda with Fuji behind it (about 400 steps); lunch, with hoto noodles to try; the thatched village of Saiko Iyashi no Sato; the Narusawa lava caves. Then an optional hot spring, back in Tokyo around 18:30. On request: the Itchiku Kubota Art Museum, or the Fuji 5th Station when the road is open. Onsen: our usual one is Fuji Chobo no Yu Yurari. Its public baths do not accept tattoos; small covered tattoos are fine at another bath nearby; for any tattoos we book a private bath at extra cost, tell us early. Paid on the day: lunch, small entry fees, museum, onsen. Pickup anywhere in Tokyo's 23 wards.

Experience the cultural richness of Tamil Nadu on a private day tour from Pondicherry to the historic towns of Mahabalipuram and Kanchipuram. Explore ancient rock-cut temples, majestic stone carvings, and vibrant local traditions. Witness the architectural brilliance of Mahabalipuram's UNESCO World Heritage sites and immerse yourself in Kanchipuram’s spiritual legacy, including a visit to a traditional silk weaving unit. This curated journey offers a deep dive into South India's spiritual and artistic heritage.

Experience a soulful journey through the spiritual heart of India, covering Varanasi, Sarnath, Prayagraj, and Ayodhya. Witness the divine Ganga Aarti on the banks of the Ganges River, explore sacred temples and ancient sites, and visit Sarnath where Gautama Buddha delivered his first sermon. Experience the holy Triveni Sangam in Prayagraj and seek blessings at the grand Ram Mandir in Ayodhya. This journey offers a perfect blend of spirituality, culture, and heritage, creating truly memorable experiences.

Take a tour with your guide through the quaint street lined with Japanese old houses! Masuda Town has prospered as a merchant town since the Edo period. Because this town has been the transportation hub, a variety of agricultural products gathered here. Merchants amassed wealth in their fields and created mansion towns. Inside these mansions, "Kura'' or a storehouse was built by wealthy merchants to store documents and household furniture. This storehouse is still inhabited and rare even in Japan. Feel the elegance in the detailed decorations such as white plaster, polished black plaster and lacquered interior. The townscape is home to many historic buildings of this area. Masuda town was designated as a National Preservation Districts for Groups of Traditional Buildings in 2013. Find the storehouses of each mansion with its unique structure and decoration. In this guided tour, you will be able to visit two to three mansions with storehouse while receiving an explanation.

This autumn, discover the world of Edo-period ukiyo-e through the works of two legendary artists, Utagawa Kunisada and Utagawa Kuniyoshi, in the heart of Tokyo's Kabukicho district. Although both artists studied under Utagawa Toyokuni I, they each developed their own distinctive artistic style and became two of the most celebrated ukiyo-e masters of the late Edo period. Kunisada was famous for his elegant portraits of kabuki actors and beautiful women, while Kuniyoshi captivated audiences with dramatic warrior prints, imaginative storytelling, and his unmistakable sense of humour. This special exhibition showcases far more than shunga (Japanese erotic art). Visitors will also enjoy a carefully curated collection of bijin-ga (beautiful women prints), kabuki actor prints, warrior prints, illustrated books, and woodblock prints ranging from large masterpieces to delicate miniature works. ■ Age Restriction■ Admission is restricted to visitors aged 18 and over. ID may be requested.

If you’re interested in vintage fashion, then this is the tour for you. Save hours of research time and join a guide on an adventure around the hipster neighborhood of Shimokitazawa. Get insider tips on the best vintage stores to visit, and benefit from the undivided attention of your private guide.

Lost on what to do to enjoy in Japan? Fear not! Let gotcha be your guide and support you! This is a plan to enjoy Kabuki culture in Ginza, the center of Japanese traditional culture and entertainment. This tour is recommended for those who do not have time to see Kabuki but would like to experience a bit of the world of Kabuki! Learn about the traditional Japanese performing arts by touring the Kabuki exhibits with a guide. We will also stop by souvenir shops that can only be found in this area. There will be plenty of Kabuki goods, Japanese accessories, Japanese sweets, and more. Our guide will also take you to some sightseeing spots around the Kabukiza Theater related to Japanese culture. Experience the chic!

Directed by Denjiro Tanaka, a former Kabuki actor who is now one of the leading performers in Kabuki music, this show offers an easygoing way to enjoy “authentic Kabuki.” With "Traditional Japanese Drums", "Sword Fighting", and an “Experience” for the audience to enjoy, you can enjoy a quiet yet exciting cultural show. One of the attractions of this show is the original drinks (alcoholic and non-alcoholic) that can only be enjoyed here. After the 80-minute show, you will meet your guide at the venue exit. While the excitement of the performance is still fresh, let's head out into the night in Shinjuku. During a 1.5-hour bar hopping tour, your guide will take you to the mysteriously sparkling Golden Gai. NOTES* -The drink cost at Golden Gai is not included in the tour price. -Please bring CASH to Bar Hopping. (some of bars doesn't accept credit cards)

If you’re keen to try a new craft in Tokyo, then this hands-on small-group workshop is a great choice. Learn to make lifelike wax food samples—such as tempura and lettuce—just like the ones displayed in Japanese restaurant windows. The best part is that you get to take your creation home as a unique handmade souvenir.

・All-Inclusive Value: Admission fees to all historic sites, an authentic local lunch, and traditional Japanese sweets are all included—no hidden on-site costs. ・Exclusive Dual-Staff Comfort: Relax in a premium van while your driver handles navigation and your dedicated guide brings ancient Japanese history to life. Visual & Archaeological Marvels: Begin early at the visually striking octagonal Kengoshizuka Tomb, followed by the immersive Kitora Tomb Experience Hall (Shishin no Yakata). ・Ancient Megaliths & Japan’s Oldest Buddha: Stand before the massive stone structure of Ishibutai Tomb and meet Japan’s oldest dated Buddha statue at Asuka-dera Temple. World Heritage Classic: ・Explore the timeless grandeur of Horyu-ji Temple, home to the world’s oldest surviving wooden structures and priceless treasures like the Kudara Kannon. ・Relaxing Tea & Sweets Break: Conclude your journey with traditional Japanese tea and seasonal sweets at a charming cafe near Horyu-ji.

Experience the nostalgic and deep world of Tokyo night with an English-speaking guide! Shinjuku Golden Gai is an area where nearly 300 bars and restaurants are lined up like matchboxes in wooden row houses built after World War II. The somewhat bewitching and seductive mood of the town attracts people, and in recent years it has become a tourist attraction for many foreigners visiting Japan. The standard fare in Golden Gai is a “Hashigo-zake” (bar hopping)! Our English-speaking guide, who is familiar with Golden Gai, will take you to several unique recommended bars. Enjoy an unforgettable night together! *If you gonna order more than 2 drinks, cash must be ready to pay at the bar.

What comes to mind when you think of “Ginza”? Luxury brand shops? High‑end restaurants? Those are certainly part of its charm, but Ginza also has a fascinating side hidden in its backstreets. This is a two‑hour walking tour that takes you through six of Ginza’s back alleys. These narrow lanes are home to hidden shrines and long‑loved local shops. You will explore Ginza’s glamorous “front” streets and then step into its maze‑like backstreets to experience a completely different side of the district. *This tour involves about two hours of continuous walking, so it may not be suitable for guests who are not confident in their physical strength. Please wear comfortable walking shoes, and in summer, bring drinking water. Cooling towels will be provided. *Kabuki viewing is not included in the tour.

This small-group tour helps you learn about two Japanese cultural icons: the art of Hokusai and the tradition of Sumo wrestling. Find out stories from your guide that you’d miss on solo explorations, including why Ryogoku is such a sacred place for sumo wrestlers, and the artistic evolution of Hokusai and the Ukiyo-e art style.

Meet an authentic Tokyo geisha in an intimate 60-minute afternoon cultural experience held every Thursday from 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM. Watch traditional Japanese dance and music up close, then enjoy conversation and a Q&A about geisha culture, training, kimono, and daily life. The geisha personally hosts the experience, with communication supported by a translation device. Please note that no interpreter or English-speaking guide accompanies the experience. Finish with memorable photos together. This rare daytime encounter offers a welcoming way to experience genuine geisha hospitality, which is usually available only at private evening banquets. It fits easily into a day of sightseeing in Shinjuku and is ideal for travelers interested in Japanese culture, performing arts, and meaningful personal exchange.

Explore Tokyo’s waterfront at your own pace on a 10-hour private vehicle tour with hotel pickup and drop-off in central Tokyo. Follow a recommended route linking Toyosu Market, Toyosu Senkyaku Banrai, teamLab Planets, Odaiba Seaside Park, and Tokyo Tower, with Ginza or Tsukiji available as an alternative stop. Enjoy the convenience of a private vehicle without spending the day navigating trains, and adjust the time spent at each stop within the 10-hour service to suit your interests. Attraction tickets and meals are not included. Contact us at least 24 hours before departure to confirm your preferred route and timed-entry plans. Market closures, traffic, parking, weather, and attraction availability may require adjustments. This is a private tour for your group only.

Visiting Zenkoji Temple, Togakushi Shrine, Nozawa Onsen, or the Jigokudani Snow Monkey Park? Stop by Obuse, an enchanting town in Nagano prefecture, renowned for its connection to the legendary artist Katsushika Hokusai. Stroll through the charming streets, admiring the beautiful gardens and inviting walking paths. Visit the Hokusai-kan Museum and uncover the fascinating story of why Hokusai journeyed from Edo (modern-day Tokyo) to Obuse in his 80s. Enjoy culinary delights that have been savored since Hokusai's time, including local sake and miso (including a bonus miso souvenir!). We offer start times from 9:00am and 1:00pm. If you’d like to enjoy lunch in Obuse after the morning tour or begin the afternoon tour a bit earlier (such as around 12:00pm), we’re happy to adjust the schedule to suit your plans. Just let us know your preferred time when booking.

Near the famous Zenkoji Temple, Togakushi Shrine, Nozawa Onsen, and the Jigokudani Snow Monkey Park, Obuse offers a perfect cultural stop before or after your visit! Savor a delicious bowl of ramen featuring locally-made miso (vegan ramen available) before stepping back in time at a 240-year-old miso brewery. Learn traditional miso making techniques and create your own 1kg batch of miso to take home. (Your miso will require several months of fermentation before it's ready to enjoy.) This unforgettable experience is a must for miso lovers and anyone interested in exploring Obuse's rich cultural traditions. We are happy to accommodate earlier or later start times upon request. If you'd like to further customize the itinerary, please let us know! Note: Children under 12 make miso with an adult (child price excludes the miso-making fee).

Discover a side of Tokyo that most guidebooks miss on this small-group underground music scene tour that’s perfect for music-lovers. Explore a range of different venues across the city: Grab a drink while listening to tunes in smaller hole-in-the-wall venues, dance to DJs in skyscraper vinyl bars, and experience the electricity at house music locations.