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This half-day English guided tour offers a rare chance to experience the authentic charm of rural Japan — something you won't find in big cities. You'll wear a traditional yukata and explore a 120-year-old Japanese house and garden, taking memorable photos along the way. At Nakatsu Castle, famous for its flowers, you'll enjoy another photo opportunity. The tour includes a visit to a traditional wagasa (Japanese umbrella) workshop, a tasting of matcha and wagashi at a long-established sweets shop, and a hands-on wagashi-making session with a skilled artisan. You'll also enjoy a Michelin-recognized soba lunch and visit to a century-old tea shop to taste premium gyokuro and a beautiful matcha parfait. This unique experience invites you to discover the beauty, flavor, and craftmanship of Japan's cultural heritage in just six and a half hours.

With the flexibility to choose your departure time and itinerary, this tour is perfect for those who want to explore specific locations at a more leisurely pace or for those who want to explore at a family-friendly pace. Enjoy a personalized experience with this private tour. Explore hidden spots and local alleyways that tourists won't find. Enjoy a private tour with hotel pickup and drop-off. Capture unforgettable memories at some of the most Instagrammable photo spots.

This is more than just a tour—it's a private cultural journey through Japan’s spiritual heartland. Designed for independent travelers who want to go beyond the typical tourist route, our experience combines comfort, depth, and authenticity. You'll be guided by a nationally licensed, English-speaking expert who brings Japan’s history, Shinto beliefs, and natural beauty to life. From sacred sites like Nikkō Tōshō-gū to hidden lakes, waterfalls, and tranquil forests, we take you to places loved by locals but rarely visited by crowds. Stay in a peaceful hot spring resort tucked deep in nature—far from tour buses and mass tourism. This is Japan, as it truly is.

The private tour is that you can enjoy both sightseeing and cultural experiences in Osaka all in one day. In the morning, we visit Osaka Castle, a historic site with over 400 years of history. Feel its powerful presence as I share stories of its past and cultural importance. For lunch, we head to Shinsekai, a retro area full of local charm. We enjoy kushikatsu hopping—visiting multiple shops like the locals do. Don’t forget the “no double-dipping” rule! In the afternoon, we walk through the Tennoji area to Shitennoji Temple, one of the oldest temples in Japan, founded in 593. Before entering, we take a break at a nearby teahouse and enjoy traditional tea and sweets. (Included in the tour price.) Then we explore the peaceful temple grounds, where you’ll feel the deep spiritual atmosphere. You’ll also see the Golden Pavilion, home to the statues of the Four Heavenly Kings, and learn about the legacy of Prince Shotoku. It’s a calm and meaningful way to end your day in Osaka.

No pressure to understand the art – just enjoy it your way. This is not a formal museum tour. It’s a relaxed, half-day walk through Roppongi, one of Tokyo’s most artistic districts – with a local guide who just loves art, food, and great city views. We’ll start at The National Art Center Tokyo, known for its ever-changing exhibitions. Then, we’ll enjoy lunch around Tokyo Midtown, where options range from affordable to fancy – vegetarian-friendly too! After lunch, we’ll explore small local galleries like Wako Works of Art and hidden spots, before heading to Roppongi Hills to see the famous Maman spider sculpture. Finally, we’ll wrap up the day with a breathtaking city view from the Mori Tower. This experience is great for travelers who want to feel Tokyo’s creative energy without needing to understand everything. I’ll share my favorite corners, let you take cool photos, and recommend spots based on your mood. Let’s just enjoy Tokyo together – casually, like a local day out.

Explore Tokyo like a local on this small group tour, visiting iconic neighborhoods such as Akihabara, Shibuya, and Asakusa. Discover hidden gems and enjoy delicious Japanese cuisine throughout the day. With a maximum group size of 6, this tour ensures personalized attention and a unique perspective on the city's vibrant culture. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or returning to explore more, this customizable tour offers an authentic taste of Tokyo, complete with meals and drinks included. The destination can be changed to Skytree, Harajuku, Ikebukuro, Tokyo Tower, Shinjuku, etc. Admission fees are at the customer's expense. In Akihabara, we can also take you to Maid Cafe. Halal, vegetarian, and families with small children are welcome. - Small group tour limited to 6 participants for better interaction - Visit top spots including Akihabara, Shibuya, and Asakusa - Enjoy traditional Japanese food and drinks during the tour - Customizable itinerary to suit your interests

Immerse yourself in the volcanic heart of Kyushu on this exclusive private tour. You'll delve into the Aso-Kuju region, where nature's energy thrives. Feel the heat as you cook your own Onsen Tamago in the hot water heated by the geothermal source. Marvel at the stunning Nabegataki Falls and walk behind its impressive water curtain. Experience breathtaking panoramic views from Japan’s tallest pedestrian bridge, connecting with the local culture and secrets through your expert guide. Private tour offering a personalized exploration of the Aso-Kuju region Cook your own Onsen Tamago in volcanic steam vents Enjoy a geothermal-cooked Jigoku-mushi lunch (optional) Experience stunning views from Japan’s highest pedestrian bridge

What makes this tour unique is its intimate small-group format (max 15 people), which ensures personalized attention and a relaxed pace. You’ll experience **Japan’s iconic highlights—from Tokyo’s bustle to Kyoto’s tranquil temples—via the efficient shinkansen (bullet train). Every detail is covered: all transport, accommodation, meals, guided tours, Cross Shibuya's famous intersection，Explore the ancient Senso-ji Temple，Admire the golden Kinkaku-ji Temple in Kyoto Stroll through Kyoto's historic Gion district. With expert English‐speaking guides leading every step, you gain deep cultural insights beyond the surface.

It starts in Osaka and ends in Tokyo!Start in Osaka with its vibrant culture and cuisine. Travel to Hiroshima to visit the Peace Memorial Park and museum. Explore Kyoto’s historical temples and traditional districts. Experience the breathtaking views of Mount Fuji and relax in the hot springs of Hakone. End your journey in Tokyo with its modern attractions and unique neighborhoods.This 10 Days Japan Delight with Hiroshima includesaccommodation, tickets, bullet train, an expert guide, meals, transport and more.

This 7-day tour is crafted to give you a glimpse of Japan's rich culinary heritage and cultural treasures. This tour includes stops in Tokyo and the iconic Mount Fuji, setting the backdrop for a visit to Hakone’s hot springs. In Kyoto, learn and watch the process of how traditional mochi is made, and check out the famous free-roaming deer at Nara Park. At Osaka, indulge the street food delights of the Kuromon Ichiba Fish Market and more! With this week-long adventure, UME promises to take you on a cultural & culinary odyssey through the very best Japan has to offer.

Delve into Tokyo’s cultural heart on a walking tour that emphasizes heritage and local flavor. This tour features the iconic Senso-ji Temple, where spirituality meets history, and the serene Asakusa Shrine set along the picturesque Sumida River. Savor a quality course lunch before exploring the culinary delights of Kappabashi Street and the vibrant atmosphere of Ameyoko Market. Conclude your journey at the tranquil Ueno Toshogu Shrine, an Edo-era gem tucked away in the park. Gain insights into Japan’s rich traditions and daily life while enjoying exclusive access to these historic sites. Ideal for both newcomers and repeat visitors. - Walking tour through Tokyo's cultural sites, including Senso-ji Temple - Authentic quality course lunch included in the itinerary - Discover quirky food culture on Kappabashi Street and the lively Ameyoko Market - Perfect for first-time visitors and those returning to experience more of Tokyo

Enjoy a “Neo-Showa” retro-style kimono experience curated by our in-house stylist. This is a one-of-a-kind modern look, uniquely arranged just for this setting. ※You can choose your favorite kimono from our selected collection and take it home with you. ※ Includes personalized styling advice combining kimono and vintage fashion from our stylist. ※ After trying it on, feel free to head out for a stroll in your outfit. ※ A traditional wrapping cloth (furoshiki) is provided to carry your regular clothes back home. ※ Please note: This is not a traditional Japanese kimono-dressing experience. Instead, you’ll enjoy a modern and creative kimono styling experience, guided by our stylist’s unique Neo-Showa sensibility. ●Bonus Includes Matcha Experience Enjoy a relaxed matcha-making session — whisk your own matcha for the first cup, then turn the second into a refreshing iced oat milk matcha latte. Served with traditional sweets.

Destinations within approximately 1.5 hours or 50km one-way from central Tokyo may include: Mt. Takao – A scenic mountain escape with forest trails, a historic temple, and panoramic views. Perfect for light hiking and cultural discovery. Kamakura – A charming coastal town with ancient temples, the Great Buddha, bamboo groves, and traditional streets ideal for strolling. Yokohama – A vibrant port city blending modern attractions and historical charm, including the Cup Noodles Museum, Red Brick Warehouse, and Chinatown. Tokyo German Village (Winter Only) – Known for its spectacular winter illuminations, this countryside park is a magical evening spot for families and couples. Enoshima Island – A seaside gem with shrines, caves, and ocean views. Great for seafood lovers and those seeking a relaxed coastal vibe. We also welcome custom destination requests—whether you're after a peaceful nature retreat, a cultural deep dive, or something unique, we’ll tailor the route to your interests.

Escape the crowds with a private guided day tour through Kyoto Prefecture’s most stunning landscapes. Choose from three unique routes: ・Miyama & Takao: Explore traditional thatched-roof farmhouses and serene mountain temples. ・Amanohashidate & Ine: Marvel at the breathtaking sandbar, ride the chairlift, and stroll through the charming fishing village of Ine. ・Ohara & Biwako: Stroll through scenic rural villages and relax by the shores of Lake Biwa. Each route offers a personalised experience with cultural insights, picturesque views, and memorable moments, all with a private guide, comfortable transportation, and all-inclusive convenience. Perfect for travellers seeking an authentic, flexible, and unforgettable Kyoto adventure.

Unlike a typical city jog or sightseeing walk, this experience blends trail running with storytelling. You’ll run through Matsumoto’s quiet backstreets, past the Yayoi Kusama Art Museum, the old Agata school park, and up the forested trails toward the ruins of Hayashi Castle — a forgotten fortress overlooking the Northern Alps. Along the way, I’ll share local insights about Matsumoto’s samurai past, mountain culture, and modern art scene, showing how nature and history meet in one 15 km loop. It’s designed for intermediate runners who want more than just a workout — a cultural journey on foot through one of Japan’s most atmospheric castle towns without actually going to the famous castle.

Discover Hokkaido’s stunning west coast on this full-day tour from Sapporo, featuring dramatic ocean cliffs and rich local culture. Marvel at the crystal-clear "Shakotan Blue" waters at Cape Kamui, where a scenic walk leads to breathtaking coastal views. Enjoy hands-on seasonal fruit picking in Yoichi, sampling fresh strawberries or cherries straight from the farm. Stroll through the charming streets of Otaru Canal, a nostalgic port-town filled with history and local treats. This tour combines nature, culture, and local flavors for an unforgettable experience. - Full-day exploration of Hokkaido’s west coast from Sapporo - Visit Cape Kamui for stunning ocean views and natural beauty - Enjoy a hands-on fruit-picking experience at a local farm in Yoichi - Wander through the historic Otaru Canal and enjoy local treats

With over 10 years of guiding experience in Nara, I know the city well and enjoy sharing both famous sights and quieter local places. Whether you want to see iconic landmarks or explore calm areas away from the crowds, I tailor the tour to your interests. With a deep understanding of Nara’s history and culture, I shape the day around what you enjoy most—classic temples, historic neighborhoods, or places many travelers overlook. I guide with care, local insight, and respect for the spirit of Nara.

Ryogoku beyond sumo. This isn’t just a walking tour—it’s a journey through Edo’s resilience. Ryogoku, now known for sumo, was once the beating heart of Edo’s joys and sorrows. Fires, floods, earthquakes, and even war tore through this riverside district time and again—but each time, the people rebuilt with strength, artistry, and compassion. We begin at a temple that offered rest to the forgotten, then walk along the Sumida River to explore how water shaped both life and tragedy in Edo. We’ll stop for a traditional lunch in a lively food hall, then visit the Great Kanto Earthquake Memorial Museum and Tokyo Memorial Hall to reflect on how Tokyo’s people endured catastrophe and loss. From there, we continue to a shrine dedicated to the legendary ancestor of sumo, before stepping into the colorful world of Hokusai—whose art captured Edo’s vibrant spirit even in hard times. This tour is a living story of survival, remembrance, and renewal—a walk through Tokyo’s heart of resilience.

Enjoy an all-inclusive private tour designed for two. Discover breathtaking scenery, beautiful beaches, and local island highlights with your own English-speaking guide, while we capture complimentary photos and videos to help you remember every moment. Optional celebration arrangements, including cakes, flowers, and other special surprises, are available for an additional fee to make your day even more memorable.

Discover Tokyo through the eyes of a local friend on this vibrant 3-hour walking tour designed for curious travelers from Russia and beyond! Experience the electric energy of Shibuya Crossing, explore quirky Harajuku backstreets, and relax in serene parks showcasing Japan’s stunning seasonal beauty — from cherry blossoms to fiery autumn leaves. This isn’t a typical sightseeing tour. With a passionate bilingual guide fluent in Russian and English, you’ll hear fascinating stories, uncover hidden gems, and savor authentic seasonal Japanese snacks. Small groups ensure a personal, relaxed pace with plenty of photo opportunities and time for your questions. Whether it’s your first visit or a return trip, this tour offers an unforgettable blend of urban excitement, cultural insight, and natural beauty. Book now to see Tokyo like a local and create lasting memories!

Are you looking for a hands-on and local immersion experience unlike any other? On this tour, you will also have the unique opportunity to partake in a 200-year-old tradition by learning how to make Japanese candles known as Warosoku. Unlike the dipped candles of the West, Uchiko Warosoku are created by hand using a centuries-old technique that you can learn from a master! Once you have completed your very own Warosoku, you can enjoy a peaceful and intimate tea time of matcha and local sweets with the 7th-generation head craftsman. With a highly educated and friendly guide, you’re guided through a beautiful and well-preserved historical district. As you make your way to a Japanese Candle workshop that has been in operation for 7 generations, you will learn all about the history of this one-of-a-kind historic district. This tour is the perfect mix of history, craft, and local immersion that you will never forget.

Discover Uchiko’s deep artisanal culture. Experience the world’s only "Gilded Washi"—adding modern brilliance to ancient paper—and visit a prestigious 300-year-old brewery. This private taxi tour is the perfect cultural transfer between Matsuyama and Dogo Onsen. Enjoy rare Japanese mastery while traveling in comfort. ◆Authentic Two Washi Arts At Ikazaki Shachu, hand-make traditional washi paper and decorate a washi card with rare gilding art found only here. ◆Award-Winning Sake Tasting Enjoy Chiyonokame Brewery for premium sake, recognized nationally for excellence and its 300-year heritage. ◆Flexible luggage-friendly Transfer Pick-up at Matsuyama with drop-off at Dogo Onsen or return to starting point. ◆Included Services English brochures and basic driver assistance provided. ◆Upgrades Professional English Guide: For deep cultural storytelling. Special Lunch: Local delicacies grilled over a traditional open hearth (Irori). ※Can see options' detail when check availability.

Explore the heart of Japan with a day trip to Ise Grand Shrine, a sacred site rich in cultural heritage and natural beauty. Journey through picturesque rice fields and ancient forests before crossing the symbolic Uji Bridge into the serene realm of Ise. Experience the tranquility of the shrine, where the Sacred Mirror is enshrined, and immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Okage Yokocho. Taste local delicacies like Ise Udon and Akafuku mochi, and visit the iconic Wedded Rocks at Futami. This tour offers a unique blend of spiritual reverence and culinary delight, perfect for travelers seeking a deeper connection to Japan's traditions. - Journey from Osaka or Kyoto through scenic landscapes - Visit the sacred Ise Grand Shrine and Uji Bridge - Enjoy traditional dishes in the historic district of Okage Yokocho - Explore the coastal beauty of Futami and the Wedded Rocks

What makes this tour unique is not merely the accumulation of curious sights, but the invitation it offers to experience Kyoto through the lens of strangeness and human desire. In wandering through chaotic stores, photobooths, and cat cafés, we confront the peculiar ways in which people seek delight, companionship, and spectacle. The lantern-lit alleys of Gion, with their whispers of history and shadows of concealed power, stand beside neon-lit maid cafés and Purikura booths, reminding us that culture is rarely coherent, often contradictory, and endlessly fascinating. [ Notice ] This tour is completely private, meaning it will be only the travelers in your booking—no one else will join, and the guide will accompany your group exclusively.