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Join an evening food tour into the elusive eating dens of Japan. From historic Nishiki Market to the atmospheric streets of Gion, we lay siege to 13+ tastings, best experienced with our ninja tastemaker guides. Centuries ago, samurai navigated these Kyoto's alleyways under the cover of darkness—we follow their trail to hunt down the city’s best-kept culinary secrets.

An evening food tour of 15+ tastings straight to the beating heart of Osaka’s legendary food scene, from Kuromon market to Namba and Dotonburi. You’ll taste what fuels the "Nation’s Kitchen", ranging from melt-in-your-mouth bluefin tuna to Kobe beef croquettes. Led by insider locals, this is the ultimate shortcut to eating like an Osakan without missing a single beat. When twilight hits, Osaka shifts from a bustling metropolis into one of the food capitals of the world—if you know where to look.

Experience an unforgettable night in Kumamoto with a loca guide. Discover hidden gems known only to locals and get a glimpse of Kumamoto's vibrant nightlife and party scene. ①Izakaya Experience ・2-hour all-you-can-eat and drink package Discover "Beer Hall MAN", a legendary Kumamoto beer hall established in 1976, where tradition and flavor converge. Nestled in the heart of the city, this fourth-floor hideaway offers an authentic local experience that goes beyond ordinary dining. With intimate seating for 40 and a warm, welcoming atmosphere, Beer Hall MAN promises an unforgettable evening of genuine Japanese hospitality and delicious cuisine. ②Snack Bar Adventure ・2-hour all-you-can-drink and sing package ・Karaoke included "Myojo Punch" is Kumamoto's legendary snack bar, a vibrant time capsule where Showa-era nostalgia meets modern nightlife. Established by local siblings, this hidden gem transforms an ordinary evening into an extraordinary cultural experience.

Taste Osaka in Tenma with a local expert as you try sizzling takoyaki, fresh taiyaki and daily surprise bites while exploring Japan’s longest arcade, tiny food stalls and Osaka Tenmangu Shrine •Taste 6 Osaka classics like sizzling takoyaki and fresh taiyak • Experience the vibrant Tenma, the birthplace of Osaka’s renowned food culture • Enjoy a peaceful escape at the tranquil Osaka Tenmangu Shrine amid the city buzz • Explore Tenjinbashi-suji, Japan’s longest shopping arcade • Join a 2.5-hour guided experience in a small group of max eight guests

Encourage Travelers to Book Your Experience Dive into the heart of Kurume’s rich drinking culture on this exciting bar-hopping tour. Explore the city’s renowned sake scene, savor freshly grilled yakitori, and enjoy a bowl of tonkotsu ramen—an unforgettable combination of local flavors. With a fluent Japanese-speaking guide, you’ll seamlessly navigate Kurume’s vibrant nightlife and discover the city’s hidden gems. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to experience Kurume like a local—book your adventure today!

Explore Tokyo with a private guide! We are all Local citizens, Multilingual, and Friendly tour guides, We have hosted more than 300+ guests. Your guide will create an itinerary based on your interests. Please share your thoughts with us in advance. (Your guide will accompany with your group for 5-6 hours in total) #What kind of experiences can we have? 1. Landmark Exploration Shibuya, Harajuku, Asakusa, main attractions 2.sacred places and learn some manners(Shrines and temples) 3. Kids-friendly activities 4.E xciting Activities street food, Animal cafe, singing in Karaoke 5.Hidden gems-non tourist spots -What's NOT Included in the tour are… ・Transportation fee for yourself ・Meals（We would appreciate your inviting us to lunch or dinner!) ・Activity fee ・Entrance fee *If you need a Chinese/Korean-speaking guide, please let us know before booking. *Let us know if you need special support, such as kids with strollers or pregnant women.

For those who prefer to eat their way through Japan, there probably aren’t many cities more “foodie-friendly” than Nagoya. With a large port and fertile plains, along with the wealth and resources of the powerful "City of Samurai," Nagoya has long had access to a wide variety of foods distinctive from other regions of Japan. As we tour the highlights of Nagoya, you will be able to marvel at the gilded artwork and golden screens in Honmaru Palace, relax as you gaze upon the reflecting pond of Mirai Tower, and learn about the day’s fresh catch at a bustling fish market as you are led by an experienced, English-speaking guide through Nagoya on this full-day tour. This tour will not only give you a taste of the wonderful flavors of the region and introduce you to some of the most notable landmarks in the city, but also provide you with the confidence to go out and try more "Nagoya Meshi" on your own.

Unlike typical tourist food tours, this experience takes you deep into the heart of a truly local market—Uonotana Shopping Street, where Akashi’s daily life unfolds. You won’t just taste delicious food—you’ll hear the stories behind it, meet local vendors, and learn what makes Akashi’s seafood so special, all with the guidance of a friendly, knowledgeable local. Each tasting is hand-picked to reflect the region’s rich culinary heritage, and tasting fees are included, so you can focus on enjoying the experience without worrying about extra costs. Whether you're a foodie, a culture enthusiast, or just someone looking for an authentic slice of Japanese life, this tour offers a flavorful and personal journey that you won’t find in guidebooks.

This tour offers a rich blend of Kyoto’s spiritual, cultural, and culinary highlights—crafted into one immersive 2.5-hour walking experience. Rather than rushing from place to place, you’ll explore each iconic location with care. Starts with a meaningful visit to Yasaka Shrine, continuing through the atmospheric lanes of Gion, and ending at the lively Nishiki Market. Led by a knowledgeable local guide, you’ll gain deep insights into Kyoto’s living traditions—from sacred rituals to geisha culture and local flavors. Plus, with three curated food tastings included, you won’t just see Kyoto—you’ll taste it. Perfect for first-time visitors or seasoned travelers looking for a deeper connection to the city.

Discover Kobe in a day on this engaging tour, perfect for culture seekers and families. Begin at Ikuta Shrine to experience traditional Japanese spirituality, then visit Uroko no Ie, a 19th-century mansion with distinctive architecture. Enjoy panoramic city views from Kitano Tenma Shrine, and explore the vibrant streets of Nankin-machi, Kobe’s lively Chinatown, known for its colorful atmosphere and street food. Admire the modern landmarks and waterfront views at Meriken Park, and conclude at Kobe Port Tower, renowned for its stunning harbor vistas. This tour combines historical charm, cultural experiences, and coastal beauty for a memorable exploration of Kobe.

Join this exciting ramen crawl through Yokohama, the birthplace of the famous Iekei ramen. Led by a passionate ramen guide, you’ll visit two iconic ramen shops where you’ll experience the rich, flavorful, and customizable bowls of Iekei ramen—known for its soy-based broth and chewy noodles. Discover why this style of ramen, born from the port workers' need for a hearty meal, has become a nationwide favorite. This tour is perfect for ramen lovers eager to dive into authentic, local tastes!

Discover Yokohama after dark on a guided bar-hopping experience where you can choose your preferred nightlife area. Explore the nostalgic downtown charm of Noge, famous for its old-fashioned alleys and postwar atmosphere, or enjoy the lively bar scene around Yokohama Station West Exit, a district shaped by the city’s maritime history and international influences. Along the way, your friendly local guide will share fascinating stories about Yokohama’s past, introduce you to hidden local spots, and help you connect with bar owners and regulars for a more authentic experience. Expect a mix of traditional izakaya-style bars and modern venues, each offering a different side of the city’s drinking culture. Whether you’re looking for classic local vibes or a more urban night out, this tour is a fun and memorable way to experience the real Yokohama—one drink, one conversation, and one neighborhood at a time.

Step into Osaka’s authentic after-work culture on this private evening bar hopping tour in Umeda. Far from the crowds of Dotonbori, Umeda is where locals gather after work—descending into underground passages and slipping into cozy izakayas to unwind over drinks and shared plates. During this 2-hour experience, you’ll visit two carefully selected local izakayas that reflect the character of the district. You’ll enjoy a ¥1,500 food and drink credit at each venue (¥3,000 total), allowing you to order what interests you—from grilled skewers and small plates to beer, sake, or a classic highball. Your guide introduces Osaka’s casual dining etiquette, explains regional specialties, and shares insight into the customs behind the city’s evening culture. Because this is a private tour, the pace is relaxed and tailored to your group, creating a personal way to experience one of Osaka’s most dynamic neighborhoods.

A "Barhopping" experience with a knowledgeable local. Journey deep into Osaka's busiest district, "Namba". Explore the vibrant nightlife and uncover the hidden gems of Osaka's liveliest district!

Why don't you join us for a captivating 3-hour tour to experience the essence of Osaka? We'll start at Kuromon food Market, where you can immerse yourself in Osaka's food culture with its diverse array of flavors. Next, we'll head to Dotonbori to experience its bustling streets and capture a photo with the iconic Glico sign. We'll then visit the serene surroundings of Tenryūzan Hōzenji Temple, where you can admire the moss-covered statue of Fudō Myō-ō and learn about the traditional Japanese shrine and temple etiquette and their significance from our guide. Our enchanting Kuromon food Market & Dotonbori tour blends culture, excitement, and discovery into one unforgettable adventure!

This is a fully private tour, your group only, never shared with strangers. No flags and no fixed route: you explore Osaka at your own pace with a local guide who knows every backstreet, food stall, and hidden corner. Before the tour we ask about your interests, from street food and local bars to retro arcades, photo spots, or nightlife, and we design a custom route just for your group. The sample stops below (Osaka Castle, Kuromon Market, Shinsekai, Dotonbori, Den Den Town) are only a starting point. Your route, your pace, and how long you walk (4 to 6 hours) are up to you, and we adjust as we go. Our guides are fluent English speakers and true Osaka locals: some born and raised here, others long-term residents who have walked these streets for years. Along the way you pick up Japanese and Osaka dialect that earns real smiles and helps you order like a pro. This is the private, personal Osaka you will not find in a guidebook.

Hachinohe has long flourished as a fishing town, and has developed a unique culture influenced by the lives of fishermen, such as the bustling alley culture of its eight alleys, and the Tatehana Wharf Morning Market, which bustles from early in the morning. This tour is a special experience that can only be experienced by staying in Hachinohe, combining the night-time alley culture and morning market. You will efficiently visit popular local bars that require reservations, the most popular restaurant at the morning market that has long lines, and local food that can only be tasted with a guide. A guide who knows the charms of Hachinohe inside and out will show you around to the fullest, an experience that you can’t get just by coming as a tourist. Enjoy local food from night to morning in the fishing town of Hachinohe!

The tour unfolds where two sides of Hakata collide: “Nakasu,” Kyushu's largest entertainment district, and “Kawabata,” a neighborhood that still holds onto old Hakata charm. At the row of yatai in Nakasu, you'll pick one dish per person from options like oden, tempura, and yaki-ramen. Watching the cook prepare it right in front of you is half the fun. Next, we'll visit a hidden local izakaya tucked away in the old downtown streets near Kushida Shrine. Loved by local regulars for years, it's the kind of place most visitors would never discover on their own. The specialty here is yakitori, with five different cuts of chicken carefully grilled one skewer at a time by an experienced chef. Each skewer is served at its peak—smoky, juicy, and full of flavor. The tour also runs in a join-in format, so you may be paired with other travelers — meeting new people, locals and fellow travelers alike, is one of the best parts of a Hakata night out.

Enjoy a food tour at the world's largest fish markets with a special set provided by your guide. You'll learn about artisan techniques, flavor-enhancing methods, and Japanese food culture. - Special wasabi set by your guide - Further enhances the flavor - Fresh Tuna, Wagyu, and a variety of traditional street food - Craftsmanship of Tsukiji's artisans in Japanese cuisine - Traditional preservation techniques that enhance umami - Rich history of the fish market and its role in Japanese culinary culture

This tour is designed for travelers near Kansai International Airport, with the option to start either at Kansai Airport or Izumisano Station. If you choose the airport option, you’ll explore the airport’s food court area and enjoy two dining stops while discovering a variety of Japanese dishes available to travelers. With a knowledgeable guide assisting with ordering and recommendations, it’s an easy and enjoyable way to experience Japanese food culture during a layover or before your flight. For those starting in Izumisano, the tour focuses on the local dining scene near the station.

Escape the crowds of Tsukiji, Asakusa, Shibuya, and Shinjuku, and step into the real Tokyo! This immersive half-day tour takes you through historic Monzen-nakacho, home to the centuries-old Fukagawa Fudodo temple. Experience an awe-inspiring Goma fire ritual, wander through charming retro streets while savoring hot, fresh taiyaki, and cap off your journey with a melt-in-your-mouth 100% premium Wagyu beef lunch. Guided by a passionate local English-speaking expert, you will unlock rich traditions, hidden neighborhood gems, and authentic cultural encounters that standard tours miss. Perfect for curious culture seekers, food lovers, and families eager for a unique, unforgettable adventure!

A tour for all ages! Let us show you the best places in Nagoya......or we can customize the tour according to your wishes and desires. We will hand you a one-day commuter pass for public transport and cover all the entrance fees...so you don't need to worry about anything, just walk with our guide and enjoy. Nagoya, a city overshadowed by glitzy Tokyo and lively(noisy) Osaka. Nagoya has always been the quiet, responsible sibling of the three. Nagoya is the city where samurai spirit meets industrial genius. It’s the hometown of three of Japan’s greatest unifiers—Oda Nobunaga, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, and Tokugawa Ieyasu. But that’s not all—Nagoya is also the birthplace of Toyota., Nagoya is like a living time machine with great food (hello, miso katsu and hitsumabushi eel). The roads are wide, the people friendly, and everything relatively cheap. It might be Japan’s underdog city, but that’s exactly what makes it cool. For cruise ship travelers: we pick you up 5 meters from the ship.

Embark on a captivating journey through Roppongi's vibrant nightlife, where hidden izakayas favored by locals offer an authentic taste of Tokyo after dark. Dive into the heart of the city's culinary scene with exclusive access to off-the-beaten-path restaurants serving delectable dishes and exquisite sake. The adventure peaks at a members-only bar, where karaoke with the locals transforms your evening into an unforgettable experience of genuine connection and fun. This tour isn't just a night out; it's your insider pass to the true spirit of Tokyo's nightlife.

Tokyo boasts numerous unique attractions that cannot be experienced anywhere else, such as Tokyo Sky-tree, Tsukiji Outer Market, and Sensoji Temple. The city is also renowned for its intricate network of trains, subways, and buses, which add to its charm. However, navigating this complex transportation system without local guidance can be quite challenging. This activity allows you to visit many famous spots punctually and efficiently using public transportation. Food is another major highlight of Tokyo. You can savor fresh seafood, Wagyu beef, and other delicacies prepared with traditional Japanese culinary techniques. While Tokyo is the city with the most Michelin-starred in the world, you don’t have to dine at high-end establishments to enjoy delicious cuisine. High-quality meals are also available at lunchtime. You can enjoy visits to cultural and historical landmarks, bustling streets where daily life thrives, or cutting-edge technology hubs—tailored to your preferences.