Top Chubu Holidays

Let your guide help you navigate all the pubs and restaurants of Furumachidori on this private pub hopping tour, so you can spend more time enjoying the experience instead of stressing about the language barrier. Your guide will help you order, make recommendations, and ensure you have a fun night. You might spot a geisha, too.

What sets this tour apart is its flexibility and truly local approach to dining in Kanazawa. Instead of following a fixed route, you can choose your preferred area and shape the experience based on your tastes, making each tour unique. Led by a knowledgeable local guide, you’ll visit small, authentic restaurants that are part of everyday life in Kanazawa—places often difficult to find or access without local insight. From fresh seafood to regional specialties and sake, the focus is on real food culture rather than tourist spots. This is not just a food tour, but a personalized night out, where conversation, atmosphere, and local connections are just as important as what’s on the plate.

What makes this tour unique is its blend of cultural immersion and culinary excellence. From the once-in-a-lifetime chance to attend the Shimotsuki Festival with locals to savoring one of the region’s finest winter gibier dinners, every moment is designed to be truly unforgettable.

Discover Toyama's vibrant nightlife on this guided bar-hopping tour that introduces you to the city's authentic dining and drinking culture. Designed for travelers seeking a local experience, this tour takes you to small izakayas and neighborhood bars where residents unwind after work. Start at a convenient location near Toyama Station or in the Sogawa district, then enjoy two unique venues with a set allowance for food and drinks included. Engage with local ingredients, seasonal dishes, and customs as your guide shares insights into Toyama's social dynamics. This is more than just a night out; it’s a genuine connection to Toyama's culture and community. - Guided tour focusing on Toyama’s local nightlife and dining culture - Visit two unique venues, including izakayas and neighborhood bars - Set food and drink allowance included for a hassle-free experience - Choose your meeting point for convenience: Toyama Station or Sogawa district

Discover the essence of Haccho Miso on this immersive tour in Okazaki, Aichi Prefecture. Learn about the rich history and production methods of this unique miso, deeply rooted in samurai culture and favored by Tokugawa Ieyasu. Visit traditional miso breweries to see the craftsmanship in action and savor the aromas of fermenting miso. Enjoy a delightful lunch at a miso brewery-operated restaurant, featuring dishes that highlight the bold flavors of Haccho Miso. This tour offers a unique blend of history, culture, and gastronomy, providing insight into how traditional flavors continue to evolve in modern cuisine. Gain a deeper appreciation of Japan’s fermentation culture and samurai heritage.

Explore Okazaki's vibrant nightlife on a customizable bar hopping tour. Choose between the laid-back JR Okazaki Station area or the lively Higashi-Okazaki Station area. Experience local food and drink culture at two selected bars, where you can savor food and drinks valued at 3,000 yen included in the tour price. With a relaxed pace, your guide will share insider insights while adapting to your group's preferences, ensuring an authentic evening that mirrors the locals' way of life. This tour is perfect for travelers looking for a casual and personal introduction to Okazaki's diverse nightlife. - Choose your atmosphere: JR Okazaki for a casual vibe or Higashi-Okazaki for a lively experience - Enjoy food and drinks valued at 3,000 yen, included in the tour - Flexible itinerary based on group preferences for an authentic experience - Discover local insights from your guide while enjoying a relaxed evening

Witness the grandeur of Hokuriku’s largest fireworks festival on this day trip from Kanazawa. Start your adventure at the traditional arts and crafts village, Yunokuni no Mori, where you can explore authentic Japanese culture through hands-on workshops. Then, settle into premium reserved seating to enjoy 15,000 spectacular fireworks, including a breathtaking underwater display. An English-speaking guide accompanies you throughout, ensuring a delightful experience filled with local insights. Don't miss this chance to immerse yourself in summer traditions. - Day trip on 11th August, ensuring a memorable summer festival experience - Explore Yunokuni no Mori for 2 hours with admission included - Reserved seating for 60 minutes of spectacular fireworks viewing - Guided tour with transportation via air-conditioned bus from Kanazawa

Unlike standard onsen or museum tours, this experience explores how festivals, hot springs, and local communities are connected in the Noto Peninsula. As you walk through Wakura Onsen with a local guide, you will learn how the region developed through maritime trade, fishing culture, and community traditions shaped by life along the Sea of Japan. At the Wakura Onsen Festival Hall, discover the meaning behind Noto’s famous festivals beyond their colorful floats and performances. Learn how festivals developed as religious and community traditions connected to safety at sea, successful harvests, and relationships between local communities. The tour also explores modern challenges such as depopulation and earthquake recovery, as well as local efforts to preserve festival culture through community participation and volunteer support. By combining local history, everyday life, & living festival traditions, this tour offers a deeper understanding of Noto culture beyond ordinary sightseeing.

The Echizen region of Fukui Prefecture has been designated as one of the "Six Ancient Kilns of Japan," and is well known for Echizen lacquerware, pottery, and cutlery. Come and try to make your own sake cup with the guidance of a craftsperson. Afterwards, go onto taste the region's traditional dishes at a soba restaurant and modern bar, try sake at a local sake brewery, and visit a chest-making workshop.

Discover the story of Japanese food culture and the spirit of Zen hidden in a bowl of miso soup. Join a guided tour of Komego Miso, a traditional miso brewery that has been producing Japan’s essential fermented seasoning for about 200 years, and deepen your understanding of Japanese cuisine and fermentation culture. At the end of the experience, enjoy a delicious bowl of miso soup made by your own hands. - The experience is guided in English by expert staff from Komego Miso, who share their deep knowledge of miso and Japanese food culture. - You will explore the inside of an active miso brewery where miso is still produced using traditional methods. - You will prepare miso soup and grilled miso rice balls together. The menu is vegan-friendly, so both vegan and non-vegan guests can enjoy the experience together.

Step into the night where Kanazawa truly breathes. － Kanazawa by day is a city of elegance, tradition, and quiet beauty. But when night falls, it transforms. Lanterns flicker in hidden alleys, laughter spills from cozy izakayas, and the clink of glasses echoes through intimate bars. Music drifts from tucked-away lounges, and the city reveals its soulful, nocturnal rhythm. This tour invites you to experience Kanazawa after dark—not as a tourist, but as a welcomed guest. Led by a local guide, you’ll explore the city’s vibrant nightlife, discover beloved neighborhood spots, and connect with the people who give Kanazawa its warmth. One drink, one laugh, and one unforgettable moment at a time. This is Kanazawa — not just seen, but felt.

Limited-time tour on September 1st and 2nd only Experience Owara Kaze no Bon, one of Japan’s most elegant traditional festivals. Held in the historic streets of Yatsuo, Toyama, this 300-year-old celebration features thousands of dancers in woven hats moving gracefully to the haunting sounds of kokyū, shamisen, and Etchū Owara folk songs. Enjoy a private tour with an English-speaking guide and private vehicle from Kanazawa. Discover the nostalgic charm of Yatsuo’s historic streets, where local neighborhoods showcase their unique dances and traditions. The tour also includes a visit to Nousaku, a renowned maker preserving Takaoka’s 400-year-old metal casting heritage. Enjoy a factory tour and a hands-on 30-minute chopstick rest-making workshop. Highlights: ・Experience the 300-year-old Owara Kaze no Bon Festival ・Private vehicle and English-speaking guide included ・Explore historic Yatsuo with traditional evening dances ・Visit Nousaku and join a metal craft workshop

This tour is all about taking your time to explore and experience Japanese culture at a relaxed pace, away from crowded tourist hotspots. You’ll enjoy unique cultural experiences with an English-speaking local guide by your side, you can immerse yourself in the journey worry-free and truly enjoy every moment. You can enjoy a real castle and a town of gods that has passed down its traditions for over 1,000 years, where you can witness its rare festival. Along the way, you’ll have the chance to stay in a magnificent Japanese-style resort that feels like living in a grand castle. This is not just another sightseeing trip; it’s a unique experience. You'll walk through a town, where the festival comes to life as locals, who cherish their town and traditions, participate with great love and devotion. You’ll also have the opportunity to take part in cultural activities like kyudo (Japanese archery) or calligraphy, making it a truly enriching and unforgettable two-day journey.