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Make the most of a short time on land with this private shore excursion to Kobe. Instead of rushing around with a large group, slow down and appreciate the quieter side of Kobe. Visit the Herb Gardens, the Nunobiki Ropeway, and more. Visit a sake brewery and learn more about this Japanese drink. If you get hungry, you can also opt to dine at a restaurant serving Kobe beef.

This is not just a sake tasting—it’s a deep cultural immersion into Kyoto’s living heritage. Unlike tours that visit only one location, this experience brings you to two of Kyoto’s most respected and contrasting breweries: Sasaki Brewery and Matsui Brewery. Guided by a seasoned sake expert, you'll gain rare insight into the subtle differences in brewing philosophy, taste, and tradition. What truly sets this tour apart is the unhurried pace and depth of storytelling. With ample time at each brewery, you won’t feel rushed—you’ll be able to engage all five senses, ask questions, and truly connect with the heart of Japan’s sake culture. Whether you're a sake novice or a seasoned enthusiast, this tour offers an enriching, authentic, and memorable Kyoto experience you won’t find anywhere else.

Experience to meet "Funasushi" origin of "Sushi" in Japan. Try 3types of Funasushi with local Sake "Shichihonyari" chosen by Kuramoto.This experience is held at private cozy Machiya Bar. Funasushi is only served in Shiga prefecture in Japan, If you like Sushi, fermentation food, Sake, you must try it! Good access from Kyoto, Osaka, Gifu.

Your experience begins with a welcome toast of premium sake. A Certified Instructor Our female instructor holds the International Sommelier of Sake certification. She welcomes you in a traditional kimono. Find Your Favorite Learn about sake history, brewing methods, types, and how to read labels, helping you confidently choose sake to suit your taste. 7 types of Japanese Sake × Snack Pairing Enjoy carefully curated pairings of 7 types of sake with complementary snacks, not just as side dishes but as equally starring elements. You’ll learn useful tips for pairing sake with different dishes. Variety of Sake Vessels The flavor and aroma of sake can change depending on the vessel. Enjoy the visual beauty and taste of sake with a variety of unique cups.

This tour is unique for tasting and making Sake at the same time. For those who have interest to other kinds of Sake unlike ones from rice bran. Plum sake taste like sweet like juice and many people will be obsessed with these right quick. And at the rest of experience, you can try to make your own bottle of plum sake base. It enable you to try it again in your home soon after put alcohol liquid into the bottle.

Step into the heart of Kyoto’s sake culture with a guided evening tour through the historic Fushimi district — one of Japan’s most famous sake-producing areas. Discover what makes Fushimi’s sake so special as you explore atmospheric streets lined with centuries-old breweries and learn the secrets of traditional brewing. You’ll visit two distinctive sake breweries, each offering a unique insight into the craft — from hands-on history to expertly guided tastings of smooth, locally brewed sake and craft beer. Afterward, wind down like a local at a lively food hall where you can pair regional dishes with your favorite sake. Order what you like, try new flavors, and enjoy the casual, social side of Kyoto nightlife. Whether you're a first-time sake drinker or a true enthusiast, this tour offers an unforgettable taste of Kyoto’s rich traditions and hidden charm.

Sip sake near the Fushimi Inari Shrine in Kyoto during this afternoon tasting tour. You’ll learn about the different grades of sake, visit breweries and liquor stores, and discover why the area around the shrine is known for its production of high quality, sweet-tasting sake. More more than 30 types of sake are available for you to try, so you’ll be sure to leave the tour with a favorite in mind.

For those new to the Japanese rice wine, sake can be something of a mystery. Unravel those mysteries on this tour to Kyoto's Gekkeikan Okura Sake Museum, which has been making sake since 1637. See how producers have made sake throughout the past few hundred years, and understand the techniques they use. Enjoy sampling some of the sake and then have lunch (included) in the restaurant.

Learn to make artistic sushi rolls during your own private ‘kazarimaki’ class in Kyoto. Kazarimaki is the art of making designs within a sushi roll, using edible pigments extracted from plants to create colorful patterns in the sushi. Your instructor also provides a kimono (for women) or other traditional garments (for men and children) to wear during the experience.

See the heart of downtown Kyoto and experience the city’s nightlife in a bar hopping adventure through the Kawaramachi and Kiyamachi areas. Visit hidden bars and izakaya where you can try different food and drinks and connect with local people. See a different side of Kyoto in the evening as you explore authentic spots that would be difficult to find on your own.

Master the art of Japanese home cooking in the heart of Osaka with a cozy evening dedicated to izakaya-style dishes and sake pairing. This unique experience begins with a grocery run in a local supermarket, where you'll discover intriguing ingredients and brainstorm creative takoyaki fillings. Under the guidance of an English-speaking local, prepare savory dishes like crispy takoyaki, wasabi-marinated tuna, and chicken with mayo & ponzu, all while sipping on handpicked sakes. Enjoy the full spread of your creations in a relaxed, friend-like atmosphere, and take home a downloadable recipe pack to recreate the magic at your own gatherings.

If you’re craving a night out in Kyoto but don’t know where to go, this private tour takes care of the details for you. Visit 3 restaurants and bars with a guide who can provide cultural insights and help translate. The tour is curated so you get an authentic sense of local culture—the spots you visit are not easily found online and are generally filled with locals.

Explore the vibrant Nishiki Market in Kyoto, known as “Kyoto’s Kitchen,” on a guided walking tour that unveils the city's culinary treasures. Discover authentic Japanese street foods and learn about the cultural stories behind each dish from a knowledgeable local guide. This small-group experience allows for personal interactions with vendors and deeper insights into Kyoto's unique cuisine. Perfect for food enthusiasts and first-time visitors looking to step off the beaten path. - Guided tour through the historic Nishiki Market - Sample 4–6 authentic food tastings from local vendors - Learn about Kyoto’s culinary traditions and unique ingredients - Enjoy a small-group setting for a personalized experience

Immerse yourself in the everyday food culture of Kaizuka, a charming local town just 20 minutes from Kansai International Airport. This flexible food and drink hopping tour is perfect for travelers who want to experience authentic local Japan beyond typical tourist areas. Select three local restaurants or bars to explore at a relaxed pace. Conveniently located near Kansai International Airport, this tour allows for a seamless experience with free luggage storage. An English-speaking staff member will be available to guide you, ensuring you visit the venues that excite your palate. This tour is perfect for food enthusiasts looking to experience authentic local flavors in a relaxed setting. - Discover Kaizuka's local eateries at your own pace - Easy access from Kansai International Airport via Nankai Kaizuka Station (just 2 stops from Kaisai Int'l Airport !) - English-speaking staff member for a smooth culinary adventure

Make the most of Osaka's delicious food scene by learning how to make some traditional dishes at home in this small-group class. Learn how to make authentic matcha at home, too. The small class size means you can get more feedback and tips from your instructor, with plenty of room to ask questions.

Enjoy a private street food and sake tour of Nishiki Market, guided by local student guides who share Kyoto’s food culture from a fresh, local perspective. The tour starts at Nishiki Tenmangu Shrine, a small shrine at the entrance of the market dedicated to the god of learning. After a brief introduction and purification ritual, head into the lively market streets. Walk through Nishiki Market and eat like a local, tasting favorites such as grilled seafood, yuba (tofu skin), rolled omelet, and Kyoto pickles. Vegetarian and vegan options are available, along with traditional sweets like mochi, wagashi, and matcha desserts. You’ll also sample Kyoto-made sake at a local shop, learning about different styles and flavors. End the tour with time to shop for popular foodie souvenirs, including matcha snacks, condiments, and small sake bottles—perfect gifts to take home.

Step into the everyday life of Katsuura—a small port town known not for sightseeing spots, but for its people, flavours, and stories. In this experience, your bilingual guide Stella, deeply connected to the community, will show you the town not as a tourist spot, but as a place of daily life. Stroll scenic seaside streets, visit shops locals use, meet the warm-hearted people behind them, and taste flavours rooted in local living. Along the way, Stella shares the story of Katsuura’s transformation—from its golden age of tuna fishing and tourism to today’s quiet revival—woven into the townscape. After the walk, enjoy a locally sourced lunch with fresh tuna and conversation with your guide. Through these exchanges, you’ll gain deeper insight into Japanese society and culture. This isn’t a tour that just shows you sights—it’s a journey of real encounters, cultural understanding, and connection with the community. All in a way that supports the town sustainably and leaves lasting memories.

Refresh your senses this early summer in a calm and personal small-group setting Learn the Japanese umami with hands-on guidance from a specialist Compare different types of dashi and understand how delicate flavor is built Try shaving dried bonito flakes—a rare hands-on experience in Japanese culture Make onigiri and miso soup using simple techniques you can recreate anywhere

・This is the TOP rated Osaka local bar hopping tour on airbnb experience - 4.99 stars for over 1800 reviews! ・Let's get away from tourist traps Namba and Shinsekai area! ・A lot of the other tour copy my style. Hope you can make it OG! Pure Osaka local foodie guide get you to 3 unique tapas bars to eat a lot of kind of local food/drinks beyond the major food Takoyaki/Okonomiyaki! Savor Sashimi, Tempura, and Japanese mom's cooking "Obanzai" with micro brew Sake which they don't export to oversea. Only Japan stuff you can have! Of cource engage in cultural conversations with Osaka local guide and locals surrounded you. ・Tour will open for any kind of food/drink restrictions and allergy. Guide will order your preference. "Vegitalian, Pescatarian, No beef, No pork, No daily, No problem!" *Must Need to Bring a Cash Average costs about 7000 yen/per person for TOTAL 3 tapas bars. If you don't drink, you will pay cheaper. But still need a cash

Would you like to experience restaurants and bars LOVED by locals? Hi I am Takeshi, your friendly personal guide who’s passionate about Kyoto’s Bar Hopping scene. On this tour I will guide you to authentic bars and restaurants so you can really experience Kyoto like a local. You will discover delicious food and drinks whilst meeting new people! This will be an experience you won’t forget. I will guide you Places you can’t easily Google!!!around locals area. By taking this tour, you will support the local businesses of Kyoto. Only guests over 20 years old, up to 4people in total can participate. This tour is private tour so you can enjoy with your friends! If you have any special requests for location, food, dates, etc., I will be happy to organize a tour to meet your needs. I am sincerely looking forward to joining you on a tour that will make you feel "I am really glad I came to Kyoto!"

Nada area between Osaka and Kobe is one of the best 3 major SAKE produce places in Japan. Only 20 minutes from Osaka and 15 minutes from Kobe, you can visit "Real Sake Breweries" to know and understand what Sake is made by and how. After you join our tour, you can understand the difference between each SAKE and you can more enjoy your meal time with Sake during your stay in Japan. Up to your request, we can also do. Take you to some sweets shops to enjoy real Japanese sweets. Help to buy souvenirs and send them to your country. Help visiting or booking restaurants after your tour. (Please request at least 1 week before your tour date).

Delve into Kyoto's vibrant culinary scene with an exclusive night food tour in the iconic Kiyamachi neighborhood. This all-inclusive experience invites you to savor local delicacies while immersing yourself in the cultural traditions that shape Kyoto's gastronomy. With a small group capped at six, you’ll enjoy personalized insights as you wander the charming streets, hear captivating stories, and taste dishes unique to the area. Led by an expert local guide, you’ll visit three carefully selected restaurants, each offering a distinct flavor of Kyoto—from traditional Kyoto-style tapas to seasonal specialties and locally brewed drinks. This journey through history and flavor ensures an unforgettable evening. All-inclusive tour: Dinner and three drinks provided Visit three local restaurants with unique Kyoto-style menus Small group size (maximum of 6) for an intimate experience Explore Kiyamachi's rich food culture and history Meet at the Family Mart near Gion-Shijo Station

Safe and secure tours started by OsakaMetroGroup, where you can enjoy local drinking, eating, and socializing with a helpful and friendly guide. In private tours, the guide will listen to your wishes and arrange the destination and content of the tour. Not only the main roads such as Namba, Kuromon Ichiba, and Shinsekai, but also we can to requests such as "I want to drink from noon," "I want help choosing souvenirs," "I want to visit local areas other than Namba and Shinsekai," and so on. Recommended for couples, families and groups. (3 hours required) Also, don't forget to bring some change with you! The places we'll go to depends on where you'd like to go. We can take you to various places if you want to. Example)Kuromon Market, Shinsekai, Tennoji, etc.

The Fushimi district is not about the famous "Fushimi Inari" and its thousand gates. It is about learning more about one of the most significant moments in Japanese history and exploring an area in Kyoto that hasn't been conquered by international travelers and still keeps its authenticity and reflects an amazing local vibe just a few minutes away from Kyoto station. Pour la demande de guide francophone: Nous ne pouvons pas garantir la francophonie pour un tour partagée, car mélangeant plusieurs nationalités, la priorité deviendra l'anglais. Tous nos guides parlent au minimum anglais et japonais, ce qui veut dire que le français sera une langue supplémentaire. Le guide pourra donc alterner entre anglais et français si nécessaire. Pour garantir la disponibilité du guide francophone à la date souhaitée, veuillez nous contacter à l'avance, afin que nous puissions confirmer qu'un guide francophone est toujours disponible pour votre date de réservation. Merci pour votre compréhension.