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Discover the intimate food spots in Tokyo that tourists usually miss with this small-group guided food tour. Led by a local foodie guide, you can learn about Japanese “izakayas”—where locals love to go after work. Along the way, taste 7 to 10 Japanese dishes, as well as three drinks, including sake.

Feel like a local as you navigate Shinjuku's many izakayas with a guide on this small-group drink and food tour in Tokyo. Forget the hassle of researching the best spots and enjoy a night out in the city visiting izakayas beloved by locals. Your drinks are included, as are many local foods, for a hassle-free experience.

A culinary tour is a great way to learn about Tokyo’s culture while also having the chance to enjoy some delectable dishes. On this half-day small-group food tour, learn the history behind wagyu beef and the nuances of sushi etiquette as you sample a range of options crafted by local chefs.

Become truly immersed in traditional Japanese culture as you and your party members will enjoy the entire 300-year old historic property to yourselves. We serve organic matcha locally sourced from Kyoto, Uji in a traditional tea room. Enter into this space separate from the rush of life and truly experience the serenity of tea ceremony. Adorn an authentic silk wedding Kimono or wield a Samurai Katana to commemorate your visit to Kyoto! You are welcome to take photos during your visit. You can even bring the experience home with you as we offer a large array of Matcha Chawan (Matcha Tea Bowl) and authentic silk Kimono for purchase. An experience like no other being the only Samurai house in Kyoto with such offerings. We are able to offer this traditional space and still be very conveniently located only an 8 minute walk from Kyoto station, making this experience a seamless addition to your time in Kyoto.

Experience Nara like never before with a fully customizable tour that allows you to explore the ancient capital at your own pace. Nara is a place where history and culture come alive—home to World Heritage sites like Todai-ji Temple, Kasuga Taisha Shrine, and the stunning Nara Park, all nestled within the city. Whether you want to delve into the roots of Japanese Buddhism, stroll through the peaceful streets of Naramachi, or witness the serene beauty of ancient temples like Yakushiji and Toshodai-ji, our expert local guide will tailor an itinerary that matches your interests. Discover the charm of Nara’s historic sites, ancient culture, and natural beauty while gaining insights into the origins of Japanese Buddhism. From the grandeur of the Great Buddha to the peaceful deer roaming Nara Park, Nara offers a unique experience. With custom pick-up and drop-off services and dining options reflecting the local flavor, let us help you experience Nara beyond the ordinary.

Hosted by the historic Kahoku Sake Brewery, offering an authentic brewery-led sake experience Learn to taste sake using a dedicated tasting sheet—a delicious and educational journey Explore terroir-focused pairings with regional specialties from Daigo Town A hands-on sake kasu (sake lees) experience features a naturally sweet amazake liqueur, highlighting the Japanese spirit of using every part of the rice with gratitude and no waste More than just a pairing: participants receive a Sake Terroir Certificate and a premium souvenir

Explore Sapporo's nightlife on a guided bar hopping tour. Visit three unique bars, from popular spots to hidden gems, and enjoy drinks and snacks with your guide! Meet your guide and set off on a leisurely stroll around Susukino, Tanuki-koji, a popular area for nightlife in Sapporo. Discover the city's nightlife and unique alcohol culture. Visit 3 bars ( our guide will tailor the bars to your group's preferences ) in one night and savour a wide range of sake breweries, wineries, and craft breweries. Experience Hokkaido's thriving alcohol scene!! -Immerse yourself in the city's unique alcohol culture with a local guide. -Learn about the history of Sapporo and its thriving alcohol scene. -Visit three different bars, from popular spots to hidden gems. -Savor the taste of local sake, wine, or craft beer in Sapporo

People > Places It all started with me attending a bar hopping tour overseas and meeting amazing people I never would have had the chance to. Now I wish you can have a memorable night like I did and even better, with the amazing energy Hong Kong offers.

Learn more about Japanese culture through its cuisine during a foodie experience in Tokyo’s Ueno neighborhood. Dine at non-touristy restaurants mostly frequented by locals—your guide will take you to places you might miss otherwise. Sample a range of popular dishes, including ramen, sashimi, yakitori, and Japanese sake. Visit 3–4 restaurants, including a local spot called Mucho, and enjoy several dishes and drinks with a welcome drink and souvenir included.

• Not just a tasting — learn how to choose sake like a local in Kyoto. • Taste 5 carefully selected sake varieties, including local Kyoto sake • Enjoy food pairings that highlight the unique flavors of each sake • Beginner-friendly explanations using simple and visual methods • Learn the basics of sake, including polishing ratios and brewing styles • Small group setting for a relaxed and interactive experience • Perfect for solo travelers, couples, and first-time sake drinkers

Join a local guide for a journey through Shinjuku's most iconic districts. This isn't a generic bar hop; it's an adventure through the different eras of Tokyo nightlife, giving you an authentic, stress-free experience. The night begins in the nostalgic, lantern-lit alleys of Omoide Yokocho. At a hand-picked izakaya, we'll enjoy the first round of included local food and drinks. Next, we jump into the futuristic world of Kabukicho. After seeing the massive Kabukicho Tower, we’ll visit our second hidden gem for fresh seafood and premium sake, also included. The tour concludes with a walk through the legendary Golden Gai, a dense labyrinth of over 200 tiny bars. We end our guided experience here, leaving you in the perfect spot to continue the night on your own, armed with insider tips from your guide. Throughout the evening, your guide handles all navigation and language barriers, unlocking a side of Tokyo you'd never find alone. Just show up and get ready for an unforgettable night.

Discover Nagano’s favorite comfort food and the warming world of Sake! Learn all the different steps involved in producing Sake with the help of your guide. You will walk you through each step of the sake-making process and share stories about the rich history of brewing in Nagano. Then you can savor several varieties of sake produced by the brewery, gaining a new appreciation for the time and craftsmanship behind each one. Led throughout by your guide, it’s the perfect way to round out an immersive, informative, and warming tour. At a nearby traditional restaurant where oyaki are still prepared with care, you’ll taste this regional classic the way it’s meant to be eaten: warm, fragrant, and freshly made. Fillings often feature Nagano staples like nozawana greens, Please note the sake brewery is NOT an active brewery. This tour is designed as an educational and tasting experience, focused on the history of the brewery, the city, and the local food and drinks culture.

This is the only place in Japan where you can learn from a sushi chef! ︎ Try wearing a happi coat, take photos, and try making sushi! ︎ There's also a souvenir corner!

Enjoy an unforgettable rooftop BBQ in Osaka’s Umeda, featuring premium Wagyu, fresh seafood, and seasonal Japanese delicacies in a luxurious full-course experience. Start with beautifully crafted seasonal appetizers, then savor a premium meat selection including Japanese Black Wagyu short ribs, Saroma Wagyu, Satsuma Chami pork, and homemade tandoori chicken. Indulge in a deluxe seafood platter of shrimp, squid, and whole scallops, paired with vibrant seasonal vegetables grilled to perfection. Enjoy free-flow drinks throughout the course as you relax under the open sky. Take in breathtaking panoramic views of the Osaka skyline while enjoying every course, from start to finish. Complete your experience with a refined final dish. For an even more luxurious upgrade, add world-famous Kobe Beef and elevate your night to the highest level of Japanese culinary indulgence. We also offer a vegetarian course, so please feel free to contact us for more information.

Japan might be most famous for its sake, but the country’s varied terrain creates excellent conditions for growing grapes. This small-group wine-tasting experience showcases Japan’s native grape varieties and lets you try lesser-known Japanese wines that are rarely exported, for a unique culinary experience. Upgrade to the standard experience to include a Japanese food pairing, or the premium experience, which also includes a handcrafted Japanese wine glass as a souvenir.

• Visit local spots that only locals know for a more authentic experience. • Explore at least 3 bars and end the tour. • Make new friends while exploring Osaka at night. • Enjoy a welcome shot and bar crawl through Osaka American village. This is a tour where you can visit bars in Osaka American village where both locals and tourists can enjoy, with all-you-can-drink, free karaoke, and signature cocktails. Enjoy the night in Osaka without any confusion and create the best memories.

TURN YOUR TRAVEL DAY INTO A CULTURAL HIGHLIGHT Traveling between Tokyo & Kyoto on Shinkansen? Stop at Shin-Fuji Station to explore Mt. Fuji with a local Fuji-native, away from big tourist hubs. ✨WHY THIS TOUR? Local Native Guide: Visit quiet, non-touristy, but stunning spots locals value. Private Premium Van: Comfortable, direct travel from Shin-Fuji sta. (Bullet Train). Ideal for stopovers. Flexible Experience: Rituals, food, or photography—shaped to your interests. ROUTES (choose 3–4 locations in the list) Classic: Sengen Shrine (UNESCO) + Shiraito Falls + Local soul food, Yakisoba. Culture: Shrine + 200yo Sake Brewery + Tea Experience. Photo: Hidden viewpoints+ Lake Tanuki+ Craft Beer/Sake. *Shop visits depend on availability ⚠️ IMPORTANT Luggage: Van fits big bags for 1–3 guests. Groups of 4–5 with big bags must use station lockers (500–800 JPY). Mt. Fuji Visibility: Even if unseen, the cultural depth makes this tour rewarding. For videos, visit our Instagram: @fujisoultours

Welcome to Yokohama’s Vibrant Noge District – Just 30 Minutes from Tokyo! Let's kick off our all-inclusive bar-hopping adventure in the neon-lit streets of Noge, home to over 600 izakayas (Japanese-style pubs) Why Choose This Tour? Discover Hidden Gems Loved by Locals: Your guide uses his years of expertise to select the perfect spots tailored to your preferences. No Language Barriers: Even if the menus are in Japanese, Guide will handle the ordering seamlessly, so you can relax and enjoy. Flexible Plans: Whether it’s rain or shine, or you’re in the mood for something new, the itinerary adapts to create your perfect evening. Experience Authentic Japanese Nightlife: Unlike the famous Golden Gai, Noge offers a unique and genuine glimpse into the izakaya culture. Who Is This Tour For? Those curious about Japanese culture, especially its food scene. Travelers looking to connect with locals. Anyone seeking a truly unforgettable night out.

Avoid the most touristy places and head to local hangouts in Tokyo’s Ueno neighborhood. This evening tour will take you to atmospheric izakaya (Japanese pubs) on Ueno’s buzzing Ameyoko Shopping Street, where you can enjoy some food and drinks (own cost) alongside the locals. Learn more about Tokyo’s nightlife culture and cuisine than you would bar-hopping by yourself, and stay safe after dark by going with a guide.

Taste Kanazawa’s Local Delicacies Try fresh sushi, croquettes, and other seasonal street foods at Omicho Market — known as “Kanazawa’s Kitchen.” Explore the Traditional Geisha District Wander through the charming Higashi Chaya with its wooden teahouses, gold-leaf shops, and cozy sake bars. Perfect Photo Opportunities Capture Instagram-worthy shots in hidden alleys and at scenic spots only locals know. ️ Friendly Local Guide Your guide will share fun stories about Kanazawa’s culture and daily life — easy to understand even if English isn’t your first language! ✨ Small Group Experience Enjoy a relaxed and personal tour with plenty of time to eat, chat, and explore at your own pace.

Saijo is one of Japan's three major sake-producing regions. There are seven sake breweries within walking distance of Saijo Station, and you can efficiently tour three of the seven breweries in an hour and a half while listening to an English guide explain the history of each brewery and the sake they make. You can also sample sake recommended by each brewery. You can sample a variety of sake, including daiginjo, junmai sake, and umeshu, so you're sure to find your favorite. Some breweries do not offer sake tastings on weekdays, so being able to sample at such breweries is extremely valuable. ＊According to Japanese law, the legal drinking age is 20. Participants under 20, including infants, are not allowed to join. ＊This is a tasting tour. Please note that you will not be able to observe the sake brewing process.

The most popular sushi making class in Osaka, doutonbori! You can learn how to make sushi from ingredients. We will teach you the details so that you become able to make sushi at home. ・12 pieces of sushi(nigiri style, gunkan style) ・You can enjoy Japanese sake and beer

Explore the greater part of Zenkoji temple town and sample authentic Japanese snacks and sweets on this small-group walking tour. Try traditional Nagano bites such as oyaki (Japanese stuffed dumplings), sweets, matcha, and a sampling of sake and meet local business owners in the area. Your guide will take you off the beaten path in Nagano and tell you all about the 1400-year history and culture while discovering parts of the city not found in guidebooks.

Just two stops from Shibuya, Sangenjaya is a charming local neighborhood filled with retro bars, small izakayas, shrines, and the iconic Gorilla Building—away from the tourist crowds. The evening begins at a cozy izakaya on Suzuran Street, a nostalgic lantern-lit alley. Enjoy freshly grilled yakitori with your choice of beer, highball, or a non-alcoholic drink, and get a relaxed introduction to Japan’s izakaya culture. Next, stop by the quirky Gorilla Building, a popular local photo spot. If time allows, visit Taishido Hachiman Shrine, a peaceful shrine founded in the 17th century. For dinner, head to a lively izakaya on Chazawa Street to enjoy classic dishes such as karaage, sashimi, grilled fish, and edamame with an all-you-can-drink plan. After dinner, enjoy a panoramic night view from Carrot Tower’s free observation deck. The tour ends in the Sankaku District, a maze of narrow alleys filled with small bars.