Top Japan Underground Tours

Experience the highlights of the Fujikawaguchiko area on a convenient private three-hour tour. Instead of wasting time trying to get between sites of interest, simplify the process by going with an English-speaking driver. Visit beautiful and interesting places like the Hahanoshirataki Waterfall, Kawaguchi Sengen Shrine, the Saiko Bat Cave, and more. This is a great way to make the most of a short time around Mount Fuji.

Explore Asakusa like never before! With a mission booklet and original bag that transforms historic streets into a thrilling adventure to uncover its hidden culture. Enjoy a unique self-guided experience that lets you discover the city at your own pace and lets you become a cultural expert! Go beyond the surface to discover lesser-known stories behind landmarks like Kaminarimon and Senso-ji. Solve riddles and collect stamps as you traverse from bustling famous sites to serene corners rarely noticed by visitors. Use 2 snack tickets to choose from a variety of local treats. Receive a stylish magazine created by locals featuring hidden spots not found in typical guidebooks or online. Complete your mission to unlock exclusive souvenirs and a final mystery at the end of your journey. Show your reservation ticket at the reception desk on the first floor of the Asakusa Culture and Tourism Center to receive your kit.

Head deep inside one of the world’s most under-the-radar natural wonders on this small-group guided expedition through a Japanese ice cave. This site is hard to reach for most independent travelers, but special entry permits are included in the tour. Follow the light of a headlamp into the mysterious, ice-cold cavern, carved by lava eruptions from Mt. Fuji over a millennium ago—a thrilling, out-of-the-box adventure.

Discover the history of the Battle of Okinawa with a visit to the Former Japanese Navy Underground Headquarters. This extensive bunker complex served as a command base during one of the most brutal battles of World War II, where soldiers and civilians faced unimaginable circumstances. Explore the restored tunnels that once housed thousands of Japanese troops, and learn about their desperate strategies through engaging exhibits in the on-site museum. This tour offers unique insights into the difficult past of Okinawa and the impact of war on its people. - Explore the historic Former Japanese Navy Underground Headquarters - Visit the on-site museum for insights into the Battle of Okinawa - Walk through restored tunnels that sheltered soldiers during the conflict - Ideal for history buffs interested in the Asia-Pacific War

Explore the rich culture and history of Tokyo on this guided walking tour through Asakusa. Begin at Senso-ji Temple, the city's oldest temple, where you’ll pass through the iconic Kaminarimon Gate and discover its 1,300-year legacy. Understand the blend of Buddhism and Shinto at Asakusa Shrine and learn about rituals and traditions. Wander through Nakamise Street to sample local snacks, then enjoy the tranquil atmosphere of Denboin Street before experiencing the lively vibe of Hoppy Street. Conclude with a stunning viewpoint of Tokyo Skytree, capturing the essence of Tokyo's blend of old and new. - Visit Senso-ji Temple and Asakusa Shrine with a knowledgeable guide - Sample local snacks on Nakamise Street, one of Japan's oldest shopping streets - Explore hidden gems on Denboin Street and the lively Hoppy Street - Enjoy a breathtaking view of Tokyo Skytree from a scenic viewpoint

This walking tour in Sapporo explores the city center shaped during Hokkaido’s rapid development after 1869, when Sapporo was established as the prefectural capital. The route focuses on areas where early Western-style institutions, public parks, and later commercial spaces developed side by side, showing how government planning, education, and commerce influenced the modern layout of the city.

This is not just a sake tasting — it’s a 3-hour experience that will completely change how you understand and choose sake in Japan. Led by a sake specialist, you’ll go beyond “sweet or dry” and learn how sake is actually made, why flavors differ, and how to identify your own preferences with confidence. Visit the historic Gekkeikan Okura Sake Museum, then enjoy a guided tasting of multiple styles of sake paired with traditional snacks — with clear, practical explanations you can use anywhere in Japan. By the end of the tour, you will know which type of sake you truly like and how to select it without hesitation - enjoy sake not just during your travels, but as part of your life.

Discover Sapporo’s hidden food culture with a professional local guide who loves to eat like the locals do. While many visitors only experience classic “must-try” Japanese dishes, this tour takes you into the heart of the city’s vibrant food scene — just like the locals enjoy after work or on weekends. You’ll stroll through Sapporo’s city center and stop at a variety of unique eateries: from a casual street-side food stall, to two lively izakaya pubs with plenty of traditional flavors, and finally a seasonal stop for the perfect “shime” (closing dish) to end the night. What’s included Guided walking food and culture tour with a professional local guide 10+ different Japanese dishes across 4 venues 60-minute all-you-can-drink plan at one izakaya Street stall snack, izakaya classics, seasonal specialties, and a “shime” dish to wrap up the evening Enjoy authentic flavors in a stress-free way — just bring your appetite and curiosity!

Explore Fukuoka your own way and enjoy a personalized experience of the Japanese city that big tours cannot match. This private walking tour takes you to Fukuoka's main attractions as well as its hidden gems and leaves you with a deeper understanding of Japan's history and culture.

Skip the 4-hour traffic jam from Tokyo. Meet your local English-speaking experts, Yuka and Lewis, directly in Kawaguchiko. As residents, we offer an authentic experience that big bus tours simply cannot match. Weather-Optimized Itinerary We don't follow a robotic path. To ensure the best experience, your itinerary is strategically chosen on the day based on visibility and weather conditions . We typically visit 6–7 locations, prioritizing the best views of Mt. Fuji while avoiding the heavy bus crowds. Your Bucket List, Our Hidden Gems. Have specific "bucket list" spots? We'll build them into the day. Otherwise, let us lead the way to a blend of iconic highlights and secret viewpoints known only to locals. Why Choose Us? Local Authority: Residents who know the "locals-only" timing. Efficiency: 100% of your time is for exploring, not the highway. Flexibility: A private journey that adapts to the mountain. Approx. 6 hr. tour Starts in Kawaguchiko. Does not go to Fuji 5th Station.

Experience two sides of Fukuoka in one tour—historic Hakata and modern Tenjin! What makes this tour unique is that we don’t just visit sightseeing spots. We connect Fukuoka’s past with how people actually live today. Explore traditional streets, shrines, and local culture in Hakata, then discover the modern lifestyle, shopping, food, and atmosphere of Tenjin. Along the way, I’ll share stories about Japanese history, religion, culture, and everyday life in a relaxed and friendly way. Ask me anything—from traditions and local food to what it’s really like living in Japan! And instead of spending your trip taking photos, enjoy the moment. I’ll also be your photographer and capture natural photos of you throughout the experience. It’s not just sightseeing—it’s a chance to understand Fukuoka, connect with local life, and take home great memories and photos.

Mount Fuji is a sacred symbol of Japan and the country’s tallest peak. Instead of navigating this natural wonder and its nearby attractions on your own, get more out of your visit by having a private guide show you around. Learn about the area’s history, find stunning viewpoints, and customize the itinerary with sights such as Fuji Five Lakes, and Mount Fuji Panoramic Ropeway.

Turn something old into something new during this lesson in the Japanese art of "Kintsugi," the practice of repairing broken pottery, and there's a chance to see Master Taku on the day of your visit. Stemming from a Japanese belief that breakage and repair are part of the history of an object, rather than a reason to throw it away, your class involves repairing damaged items (plates are provided; personal items are not allowed) with lacquer mixed with gold. Don a "samue" as you refinish one traditional pottery item, leaving you with a newfound appreciation for Japanese aesthetics and a unique souvenir.

Discover a deeper, more authentic side of Asakusa on this 2-hour guided walking tour designed to highlight both its iconic landmarks and hidden cultural gems. Perfect for first-time visitors who want more than surface-level sightseeing. Start at the famous Kaminarimon Gate and walk through the historic approach to Senso-ji Temple. Your guide will lead you safely through the area while explaining its cultural meaning, traditional crafts, and the stories behind Japan’s most iconic souvenirs. You’ll also visit the Asakusa Underground Shopping Arcade, one of Tokyo’s oldest retro underground malls and a spot rarely seen by tourists. After visiting Senso-ji Temple, the tour takes a unique turn into Kappabashi Tool Street, a fascinating district loved by chefs and artisans for its high-quality kitchen tools, Japanese knives, pottery, and realistic food samples.

Journey through the ancient Aokigahara Jukai, a mesmerizing primeval forest located on the lava flows of Mt. Fuji. This private 6-hour tour invites you to explore the enchanting "Sea of Trees," renowned for its lush greenery and intriguing caves. With an experienced English-speaking guide, delve into the forest's unique ecosystem and rich cultural history, as you wander along moss-covered paths and discover the crystal-clear waters fed by Mt. Fuji's snowmelt. Perfect for nature enthusiasts and cultural seekers, this tour promises a profound connection with Japan's stunning landscapes. - Private 6-hour tour of Aokigahara Jukai, the “Sea of Trees” - Learn about the area’s nature and history from a government-licensed guide - Travel comfortably by private vehicle with convenient pick-up and drop-off - Explore ancient lava caves and vibrant forest ecosystems

Seeking out the well-concealed back-alley bars of Tokyo's Shinjuku district is notoriously tricky for outsiders. Take the guesswork out of your trip on this guided tour that takes you barhopping to Izakaya bars in two different alleyways in Shinjuku with a small group. Experience the backstreets of Tokyo and authentic street food and drinks (included) while your guide shares insights into local culture in this atmospheric part of the city.

What makes this tour special is the balance between famous Mt. Fuji scenery and real local Yamanashi experiences. Instead of only rushing between crowded photo spots, guests can enjoy shrines, spring-water villages, lava caves, local food, wineries, fruit markets, and peaceful countryside stops. As a private tour, the day can be adjusted for weather, timing, and guest interests, making it more personal than a standard group bus tour.

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.

Escape the crowds and discover a side of Tokyo most visitors never see. Explore the dramatic Nippara Limestone Cave, walk beside the crystal-clear waters of Mitake Gorge, and experience the nostalgic streets of Ome. Enjoy a local lunch and discover the peaceful countryside beyond central Tokyo. This private and customizable tour is led by a local guide who speaks English, Chinese, and Japanese, giving you a more personal and relaxed way to experience nature, culture, and local life. Ome is easily accessible from central Tokyo by JR train

Prepare for battle and learn the skills of the samurai during an interactive class studying the ancient Japanese martial art of kenbu. Learn everything from basic choreography movements to more complex actions that incorporate a sword and folding fan. After your class, participate in a photo session with your samurai costume and receive a certificate of completion and a souvenir towel.

We offer "Half Day Customized tour in Fukuoka" and support your travel in Japan. As you know, Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka are well-known by most of you. However, it is the fact that western Japan, Kyushu area has interesting and exciting spots as well. This tour offers the customers can customize and make their own private journey by their requests in Fukuoka. Our English-speaking staff support you to make a wonderful memory in Fukuoka, and you might be able to explore and find the new side of Japan throughout Japanese culture experiences.

Take in the breathtaking scenery and unique cultural spots around Mt. Fuji on this carefully planned tour. You will visit several iconic locations, enjoying panoramic views, local cuisine, and traditional heritage sites. This itinerary offers a perfect balance of nature, history, and regional charm that highlights the best of the Fuji Five Lakes area. ・Ride the Mt. Fuji Panoramic Ropeway to Tenjoyama Park and stroll along the hydrangea-lined path on the way down ・Enjoy a hearty lunch of local hoto noodles near Lake Kawaguchiko, followed by a relaxing visit to flower-filled Oishi Park ・Visit the tranquil Lake Saiko, walk through the recreated traditional village Iyashi no Sato, and finish with a tour of the cool Fugaku Wind Cave

First, you will meet the guide, Ryo in front of the entrance of Seibu-Ikebukuro Line(East side of JR Ikebukuro station). After having 80min trip by an express train to Seibu-Chichibu station, your guide, Ryo will accompany you to 5 different Buddhist temples that has nice sceneries of nature and a variety of Buddhist deity statues by car. Ryo will explain the significance of Buddhism among Japanese people and how it is related to their lives. Next, Ryo will also take you to a nice observatory that you can access after a short walk in the forest, and where you can see the whole valley of Chichibu city and the mountains. From that place, you can see a variety of Geographic features, such as the symbolic mountain of Chichibu, Mt. Buko. At the end, you will visit Chichibu Shrine that is known for Chichibu Night Festival and you can learn how it is unique since the ancient times.