Top Japan Coffee & Tea Tours

Experience the essence of Fukuoka's renowned Yame tea** and Japanese sake on this exclusive day tour! From panoramic views of vast tea plantations to hands-on cultural experiences and exquisite tastings, this journey offers a perfect blend of tradition, nature, and gastronomy. On this tour, you will visit lush green tea fields and experience the deep Japanese tea culture through a traditional tea grinding experience using a tea mill. Visit a local sake breweries and experience sake tasting offering guests an intimate journey through the finest local breweries. This tour is designed for both domestic and international traveler, ensuring everyone can participate comfortably without language barriers. ★Plan including Shinkansen tickets Plans with a one-way ticket will end at Hakata Station. You will receive a QR ticket after your reservation is confirmed; please board the train on your own. (※Staff will not accompany you on the train.) You will meet your guide at Hakata Station.

Uji, south of Kyoto, is famous for its matcha (powdered green tea) and other tea products, and is also home to many historic temples and shrines dating back over 1,000 years. This tour takes you on a leisurely tour of this fascinating city on a BROMPTON bicycle with a local navigator. ・The tour is a great way to visit places that are otherwise inaccessible by riding with a navigator who knows the local area inside out. ・Slow cycling is an easy way for people who are not confident about their physical fitness to take part. ・All equipment for riding is provided, so you don't need to bring anything. ・The tour is also a great way to enjoy local food at speciality shops. ・The tour course can be arranged according to your wishes. ・You can take photos with your stylish BROMPTON bike.

Experience the best of Kyoto in one morning tour: participate in a traditional tea ceremony, stroll through an atmospheric alley in a geisha district, and explore Nishiki Market with a local guide! ・Participate in a traditional Japanese tea ceremony and enjoy making your own bowl of matcha ・Stroll through a historic street of Pontocho, also known as a geisha district ・Explore a quick stroll through Nishiki Market with a local guide, sampling a variety of local foods, browsing unique and must-see shops, and picking up insider shopping tips ・This tour combines cultural experience, food, and local life in a fun, accessible, and memorable way ・Perfect for first-time visitors or anyone looking to experience most of Kyoto in just a few hours! Wrapping up around 12:30, this tour lets you make the most of your day in Kyoto — leaving you plenty of time to shop, eat, and visit historical sights on your own in the afternoon.

Why You’ll Love This Experience Discover a different side of Tokyo with a unique Coffee Omakase experience and a relaxing Kiyosumi Gardens. Begin at a stylish coffee bar and enjoy a COFFEE OMAKASE featuring selected beans, different brewing methods, and unique flavors and aromas. A skilled barista will guide you through each coffee and introduce you to specialty coffee in an easy and enjoyable way. No special knowledge is required—just come ready to taste and discover something new. After the coffee experience, enjoy a peaceful walk through Kiyosumi Gardens, a beautiful traditional Japanese garden. This experience combines specialty coffee, Japanese culture, and nature, making it perfect for couples, friends, solo travelers, coffee lovers, and anyone looking to explore a quieter side of Tokyo beyond the usual tourist spots. Come, taste exceptional coffee, learn something new, and enjoy a peaceful moment in one of Tokyo’s charming traditional gardens.

Fans of matcha will appreciate this hands-on workshop on Japanese tea, which combines instructive lessons in traditional matcha preparation with a bonafide tea ceremony experience. Listen to enriching background on the little-known history behind the sacred ritual, once favored by monks and samurais. Learn how to brew top-quality matcha from an organic farm, and enjoy your tea with cakes from a famous Kyoto confectionary—all in a traditional townhouse.

Experience the rare opportunity to step inside a traditional Kyoto machiya, a wooden Japanese townhouse, and immerse yourself in the uniquely Japanese culture of the tea ceremony. In a small group of no more than six people, learn the basic concepts and ideas of tea ceremony, as well as the required etiquette. Watch a demonstration of the way of tea, then make your own. Your instructor guides you in how to drink it and also serve you a traditional Japanese cake.

Step into a rarely accessible temple in Kyoto and immerse yourself in the refined world of Maiko (Geisha) culture. This exclusive cultural experience invites you to watch elegant traditional dance performances, enjoy tea with sweets, and interact with a Maiko (Geisha) up close, including a commemorative photo. You will also take part in a hands-on Zen garden activity, learning to rake sand in a dry landscape garden that reflects Buddhist philosophy and mindfulness. An English-speaking guide provides cultural insights throughout. Choose between a 14:00 or 15:30 start time to suit your schedule, and enjoy a tranquil, intimate setting that offers a deeper understanding of Kyoto’s living traditions.

Explore the highlights of Hiroshima and Miyajima the easy way on a private full-day tour with a guide. You’ll learn all about Hiroshima’s dark history and prosperous present at sites like the Peace Park and A-Bomb Dome. Travel around Hiroshima on foot and by public transport to nearby Miyajima Island, a naturally and culturally beautiful spot. The tour can be customized to suit your needs.

Discover the heart of Kyoto’s cultural heritage with an exclusive visit to a 700-year-old private Zen temple — a hidden sanctuary rarely accessible to the public. On this guided experience, you will step into a world of quiet elegance, surrounded by the tranquil beauty of historic temple architecture and carefully designed Zen gardens. As you explore the grounds, your guide will share insights into the roots of Zen Buddhism and the cultural traditions that have shaped Kyoto for centuries. The experience culminates in a traditional tea ceremony within the temple, where you will take part in a time-honored ritual that reflects the essence of Japanese aesthetics, mindfulness, and harmony. Highlights: - Exclusive access to a 700-year-old private Zen temple - Guided insights into Zen Buddhism and Kyoto’s history - Authentic tea ceremony within the temple grounds - A peaceful, intimate atmosphere away from the crowds

Kyoto, famous for its green tea, is a culturally significant city in Japan. Experience that culture firsthand in a Japanese tea ceremony, where you’ll get to wear traditional kimono. Learn about the tea ceremony from an English-speaking tea master as a professional photographer captures your experience with three digital photos sent by email. Choose between two central locations, including Nishiki Market where you can wear your kimono until 6 PM.

Delve into the rich culture of Uji, the birthplace of matcha, on this guided tour. Uncover the significance of matcha in Japanese history as you stroll through this ancient city. Visit the iconic temple featured on the back of the 10 yen coin and savor authentic matcha in various forms, all while soaking in the tranquil atmosphere of one of Japan's oldest cities. This tour offers a unique opportunity to connect with Japan's tea heritage in a beautiful setting. - Guided tour exploring the historical city of Uji - Visit the famous temple depicted on the 10 yen coin - Experience authentic matcha tasting in diverse styles - Immerse in the serene ambiance of Japan's matcha capital

Journey into the "Otherworldly" landscapes of Kyoto’s hidden tea country. This private tour takes you to Wazuka, the magical village supplying the finest Uji Matcha Highlights: Magical Views Year-Round: Marvel at the famous "Green tea fields reaching to the sky." The manicured, geometric evergreen waves are breathtakingly photogenic in every season—stunningly serene and vivid even in winter! Authentic Tea: Visit local farmer-supplied cafes to taste Japan’s No.1 awarded tea and rich matcha desserts. Enjoy shopping for premium tea at 1/2 to 1/3 of city prices Time Travel: Explore the iconic Byodoin Phoenix Hall, 1,000-year-old architecture survived centuries of war to represent the "Buddhist Pure Land (Paradise)" on Earth. Discover how monks, samurai, and even ninjas shaped tea culture while visiting hidden gems left from ancient monks Ride in Style: Wide area pickup options from 2 big cities, comfortable van for groups or an open-air convertible Mini Cooper for solo travelers

The tour is by Sayumi, the Official Kanagawa Tour Guide. Starting from Motomachi-Chukagai station, we will go up to Harbor View Park (by escalator) for the best photoshoot of the port for your Yokohama memory. Visit Yamate Bluff, where the foreign residents stayed after the opening of the port 170 years ago, which keeps its historical view, architectural style, and friendly atmosphere until today. Studio Ghibli's movie "From Up on Poppy Hill" is located here, too, so we will be able to visit some familiar spots from the movie. After having a relaxing tea time at the popular tea salon, we will explore Motomachi, the original high street built back around the time of the opening of the port, full of unique and fashionable shops best for gifts and souvenirs. The final destination is Sankeien, 20 minutes from Motomachi by bus. You can enjoy the beauty of the traditional Japanese architecture and garden collection that provides every 'chic' from all over Japan.

Escape the crowded, neon-lit tourist traps and step into the real, working-class Tokyo. Led by Sean, a former professional educator and 15-year resident of Japan, this is not a standard sightseeing walk. It is a meticulously paced, 180-minute sensory masterclass located in Senju. An ancient Edo-era post town that has transformed into a mecca for artisan roasting. A Lifetime of Coffee Obsession Driven by the Japanese concepts of Omotenashi (hospitality) and relentless craftsmanship, this experience was created to bridge the gap between visitors and authentic local cultural experiences. We don't just taste the coffee; we explore the 400-year "why" behind the cafes that make it. We connect history, culture, and coffee into one interconnected and seamless experience.

Explore Tokyo’s coffee culture in Kanda and Jimbocho, a historic heart of the city’s kissaten and coffee scene. Discover how Japanese coffee culture has evolved through hand-drip brewing, roasting and blend coffee traditions, sensory exploration of aroma and flavor, and coffee culture from the first wave to the fourth wave. Led by Toyo, a Tokyo coffee culture guide who has visited 1,000+ cafés worldwide, Tokyo Coffee Tour has welcomed 900+ guests since 2025. Visit local roasteries and historic kissaten while discovering how coffee became woven into everyday life in Kanda, Jimbocho, Tokyo, and Japan. Along the way, explore the history, culture, craftsmanship, and local life that have shaped Japan’s unique coffee culture. More than a café crawl, this tour offers a deeper way to experience Japanese coffee culture, Tokyo’s history, and everyday life.

Available seasonally: April–June & September–November only. Experience authentic Japanese tea culture on a scenic tea farm near Tokyo. Escape the city and discover the hidden countryside of Kaisei, Kanagawa. Walk through beautiful tea fields with a local Tea Master, learn how Japanese tea is grown, and pick fresh tea leaves to take home. Taste a variety of teas, including matcha, sencha, hojicha, Japanese black tea, matcha latte and matcha beer. Enjoy a farm-to-table lunch featuring freshly prepared vegetable tempura, local rice, and seasonal dishes made with local ingredients. Vegan and halal-friendly meals are available upon request. Gluten-free options may be accommodated with advance notice. Perfect for food lovers, culture seekers, photographers, and anyone looking for an authentic, hands-on experience beyond a traditional tea ceremony. Discover the journey of Japanese tea from field to teacup while meeting local people in peaceful rural Japan.

Get a local's perspective on Hiroshima's surprisingly lively nightlife, and skip hours of research of where to go, on this bar-hopping night tour. Stroll through the streets with a guide and a small group and dip in and out of local izakayas and other bars and enjoy drinks, snacks, and conversation.

Tsukiji Outer Market is a dense, busy stretch of stalls, where knowing which vendors to visit—and what to order—makes a significant difference to the experience. This small-group tour navigates the market with a guide who covers the context behind what's on offer, with tastings of sushi, oysters, and other seafood included along the way.

Raise your sword like a true samurai warrior during a private training session in Tokyo. Don a samurai outfit and train with the katana, then enjoy a photo shoot to commemorate your experience. This private lesson offers personalized attention and includes outfit rental and photo and video footage.

Step back in time and explore Asakusa, where the spirit of old Tokyo still lives. Visit iconic landmarks like Kaminarimon Gate and Senso-ji Temple, and stroll through Nakamise Street and the nostalgic Hoppy Street. Capture stunning photos along the way while your local guide shares stories about Asakusa’s history, culture, and hidden details you might otherwise miss. Enjoy time to explore, shop for traditional snacks and souvenirs, and experience the lively atmosphere of this historic district. Your guide will also help you find unique local spots and recommend the best places for food, photos, and shopping. Perfect for first-time visitors, couples, and families, this tour offers a relaxed pace and a small-group setting, allowing you to fully enjoy Asakusa without feeling rushed.

Immerse yourself in the heart of sake culture on a small-group walking tour through Kobe’s Nada district, Japan’s top sake-producing region. Visit carefully selected breweries to taste premium sakes, including unfiltered and seasonal varieties, while learning brewing secrets and enjoying authentic hospitality. With a friendly English-speaking guide and cooling breaks, this experience suits both beginners and enthusiasts eager to appreciate sake’s unique flavors.

Sake—traditional rice wine—is Japan’s most famous drink, and Kyoto’s Fushimi District is renowned for its sake production, home to over 30 breweries. During this small-group experience, discover the wide varieties of sake and learn how to identify your preferences, led by a sake sommelier. Sample several different sakes, accompanied by tasty Japanese snacks, and leave with a cheat sheet to help you order your favorite sakes while in Japan.

Discover the culinary traditions of Japan in Osaka, one of Japan’s best food cities, on this small-group cooking lesson at a local's home. Learn how to prepare popular Japanese dishes including *okonomiyaki* (savory pancakes), *takoyaki* (deep fried octopus balls), and miso soup. You can expand your Japanese cuisine knowledge, and best of all, eat your creations when you’re finished.