Top Japan Desserts & Sweets

Explore the real Osaka on this walking tour that takes you beyond typical tourist spots into the heart of Japanese daily life and culture. Led by a friendly English-speaking guide, you’ll visit Osaka’s most vibrant neighborhoods and hidden gems. Start in Namba, walking through traditional markets and backstreets to experience old downtown Osaka. Visit Hozenji Temple, a peaceful spot where locals pour water over the moss-covered deity for luck, learning about Japanese spiritual customs. Continue to Shinsaibashi, known for its stylish arcades and historic shops, where your guide will share how the area evolved from merchant town to today’s fashion hub. Next, explore Amerikamura, Osaka’s center of youth culture, filled with street art and vintage shops – like the city’s own Harajuku. Finally, stroll through Dotonbori, famous for neon lights, giant food signs, and bustling streets, while learning why Osaka is called Japan’s kitchen.

Finding vegan food in Tokyo can be a challenge, but not with this small-group tour. Enjoy a vegan-focussed itinerary that showcases some of the city’s best plant-based cuisine. Along the way, try lots of different bites, such as gyozas, sweet bean paste sandwiches, and a vegan alternative to “karaage” fried chicken. Best of all, to make the trip as hassle-free as possible, tastings are included.

Break up a day of sightseeing with this small-group sake tasting tour in Tokyo. Sip, swirl, and sample over 30 different bottles of sake, as you deepen your understanding of this popular Japanese rice wine with an expert guide. Learn about manufacturing processes, production areas, and flavors as you swap tasting notes with fellow travelers. Plus, each tasting comes with a curated selection of appetizers to refresh your palate.

This is the ultimate experience for seafood lovers visiting Tokyo. Enjoy the special opportunity of visiting Toyosu and Tsukiji fish markets, where you can watch an early morning tuna auction. Rather than visiting alone, benefit from having a private guide to explain local customs and traditions so you understand the intricacies of this important industry in Japan.

Enjoy an evening out in two of Tokyo’s most exciting neighborhoods—Ginza, Shimbashi, and Yurakucho—without the risk of getting lost or missing the best places. This small-group nightlife tour will avoid the tourist traps and traveler hangouts and take you to authentic bars and izakayas, where the locals eat and drink. Indulge in a variety of traditional Japanese dishes and drinks during this all-you-can-eat experience.

⚠️2026 MARCH 6TH TO APRIL 6TH - BLACKSMITH ONLY AVAILABLE⚠️ The dates during this period of time will only be for the blacksmith. on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays. Thank you for your understanding. Get the privilege to enter a real knife factory, with over 100 years of history, where the raw blades arrive directly from the Blacksmith. Visit the Sharpening Station and the main office. Observe the blades being turned into proper handmade cooking knives. Learn and practice the traditional Sharpening techniques with a professional and get the chance to order your own customizable knife you can watch being made in front of you. Pour la demande de guide francophone: Nous ne pouvons pas garantir la francophonie pour un tour partagé. Merci pour votre compréhension. IMPORTANT - 3RD TUESDAY Every 3rd Tuesday of the month, the museum has an inventory and might close without notice on that day. In that case, your guide will take you directly to The Craftsman location. Thank you.

Combine the cultural delights and delectable bites of Tokyo on this food-focused evening walking tour. Delve into the culinary scene of the city by visiting several bars and restaurants popular with locals. Sample traditional snacks, from grilled skewers to sake, with your local guide on hand to translate menus and interpret. Deepen your knowledge of Japanese cuisine and enjoy a fun evening out in Tokyo.

This is a tour where you can make and eat Japanese sweets yourself. As there is a teacher, you can create wonderful Japanese sweets by yourself just by following the instructions.

Hanami – A Sakura Picnic Walk at a Hidden Cherry Blossom Spot near Osaka & Kobe Escape the busy tourist spots and experience hanami the local way. Slow down, breathe in the fresh spring air, and enjoy Japan’s most beloved season, with seasonal sweets, snacks and tea that capture the beauty of spring. On this relaxed small-group tour led by a local guide, you’ll visit one of Japan’s Top 100 Cherry Blossom Spots loved by locals. Cherry trees line the river for about 3 kilometers, creating a long, beautiful tunnel of blossoms. Feel free to stay as long as you like after the tour! Discover the history of hanami, a tradition that dates back to the Heian period. You’ll also explore waka poetry celebrating nature, the changing seasons, and love, and enjoy playing traditional Japanese games. Sakura in the rain have their own beauty. On light rainy days, enjoy a stroll, then a picnic under shelter or sweets at a nearby cozy shop. Please check the forecast, as heavy rain is not recommended.

Enjoy a half-day food experience in Kawagoe, an easy trip from Tokyo, combining seasonal strawberry picking with a sweet walking tour through a historic town. The tour begins with a visit to a local strawberry farm, where you can enjoy 30 minutes of all-you-can-eat strawberry picking. Japanese strawberries are known for their exceptional sweetness and juiciness, and you’ll have the chance to pick ripe strawberries by hand and enjoy them fresh at the farm. Afterward, return to Kawagoe and explore the charming streets of this “Little Edo” town. Stroll through Candy Alley (Kashiya Yokocho) and Kawagoe Ichibangai, famous for its traditional warehouse-style buildings. During the walk, enjoy a curated sweets tasting experience, with up to four local desserts included in the tour price, featuring Kawagoe’s popular sweet potato specialties and photogenic treats. This tour is perfect for dessert lovers and travelers looking for an authentic, relaxed food experience near Tokyo.

This is a tour of Asakusa, a very popular tourist attraction, wearing a kimono. Kimonos are difficult to put on by yourself, but a professional kimono stylist will dress you beautifully. You can choose your favorite pattern from many kinds of kimono. After taking pictures in a special studio, you will go to Asakusa, one of the most elegant and representative streets in Japan. Let's take a good picture of you in your beautiful and lovely kimono with the famous Kaminarimon, Senso-ji Temple, and Nakamise Street! It will be a wonderful memory of your time in Japan. Immersed in culture, steeped in history, and creating unforgettable memories, this tour is an ideal experience for those who wish to experience the timeless traditions of Japan.

"Discover the sweet side of Tokyo on this guided Ginza Sweets Walking Tour. Taste three classic Japanese desserts — Anpan at Kimuraya, a rich Matcha Parfait at Nakamura Tokichi, and traditional Anmitsu in a retro café. Along the way, enjoy photo stops at Kabukiza Theater and visit a Konpeito candy shop for a colorful souvenir. A perfect blend of Tokyo elegance and Japanese tradition."

This tour gives travelers more than just a meal. It is a journey through two very different sides of Tokyo in one evening. You begin in Shibuya, famous for its neon lights, youthful energy, and street foods like takoyaki and crêpes. Then you travel to Yurakucho, where the atmosphere shifts to retro izakaya under the train tracks, filled with local flavors and lively conversation. Each stop is carefully selected to showcase authentic dishes and the culture behind them. With a knowledgeable guide to lead the way, you will taste a variety of foods, discover two unique neighborhoods, and experience a side of Tokyo that most visitors never see in a single night.

• Designed by byFood in collaboration with local experts • Led by a local host, join a tour to explore multiple convenience stores and a vending machine in Tokyo’s bustling Shinjuku district • Discover local favorite food items, travel essentials, and combine different konbini foods in creative ways to enhance flavors and create unique combinations • Enjoy your convenience store snacks and drinks at a local park and have a Q&A session with your host

-Explore Historic Temples, visit Kanda Shrine’s preserved buildings and Gansenji, the heart of the temple town. -Stroll a Traditional Temple District, walk charming streets shaped by centuries of history. -Enjoy Hands-On Japanese Culture, make your own Wagashi and savor Matcha in a beginner-friendly experience.

I've been doing a tour for about 10 years. I know lots of good food that lots of tourists miss. Enjoy at least 12 bites and two drinks as your guide leads you through local restaurants, hidden stalls, and small shops that many travelers miss. Along the way, you will learn what to eat in Osaka, why certain dishes became famous, and how locals enjoy their everyday comfort foods. The tour also explores the lively streets of Dotonbori, one of the most famous food districts in Japan. Bright signs, sizzling grills, and the smell of street food create a lively atmosphere that shows why Osaka is known as “Japan’s kitchen.” ※Please note: if the tour starts after 16;30, we don't go to the market or Douguya suji street, since they are closed around 17:00. We hop on 4places in Namba in that case

This guided tour helps you discover Kyoto’s dispersed temples, shrines, and cultural attractions in one day. Save time researching and planning your trip, by having the itinerary organized for you. Travel in an air-conditioned coach for a hassle-free day. Highlights include Kiyomizu-Dera Temple, Fushimi Inari Shrine, Sagano Bamboo Forest, and Kinkaku-ji Temple—admission tickets are included for all.

Join our ultimate food tour around a vibrant, off-the-beaten-path shopping street in Kyoto's Fushimi neighborhood, and discover the city's hidden gems through some of Japan's most iconic dishes. This is Kyoto how you've never seen it before. Avoid the crowds, experience local Japanese favorites and hot spots, and discover a new area that most travelers miss! Accompanied by our expert food guide, you’ll enjoy a variety of food. While specific stops may vary slightly, you'd typically try: - Japan's beloved Taiyaki (sweet or savory) - Crispy Fried Chicken Karaage (with up to four flavor options) - Rich, savory Kare Pan (Japanese curry bread) - Izakaya-style meats and regional delicacies - Matcha sweets + option to make your own matcha or green tea with an expert instructor! (not available for tours starting after 5:15pm) As you explore, get to know all about the cultural stories behind each dish and learn the ins and outs. Enjoy the historic streets, eateries, and other sights around!

For food lovers in Tokyo, Tsukiji Fish Market is a must-visit attraction, but navigating the hundreds of stalls alone can feel challenging. This food-focused walking tour helps you overcome the language barrier and sample a range of Japanese snacks, from sushi and skewers to sweets, for a deeper insight into local cuisine than you’d get on your own.

A rare Shibuya walking tour paired with an authentic maid café visit, guided by a local host. Discover Shibuya’s highlights and experience Japan’s kawaii culture on this fun walking tour! From the famous Scramble Crossing to a real maid café and a city view at Hikarie, this experience is the perfect mix of culture, food, and excitement.

-Discover Masterpieces of Japanese Painting, visit the Kobayashi Art Museum and view works by artists awarded the Order of Culture. -Gain Deeper Artistic Insight, enjoy a special curator-led explanation revealing the beauty and techniques of Japanese painting. -Relax with Art, Tea, and Garden Views, savor Hagoromo Matcha and local Kurumi Mochi while enjoying a peaceful garden setting.

This is one of the best places in Tokyo where you can enjoy authentic Chinese food at reasonable prices. You can experience a variety of Chinese foods and taste local delicacies from various regions of China while in Japan. Also, since a supermarket is located in the same building, you can buy your favorite ingredients and seasonings as souvenirs. We hope you will enjoy Japanese and Asian culture.

The tour will take participants on a walking tour of several restaurants in Azabu Juban, a traditional city since the Edo period, which is in the center of Tokyo but still retains a downtown atmosphere. During the tour, we will visit an average of four restaurants, including croquettes, bread, Imagawa-yaki, rice crackers, and bean confectionaries. A local guide will explain about the history of this land and the Japanese philosophy of Shinto.