Top Kanto Plantation Tours

First, there will be a 15-minute lecture introducing the basics of bonsai, including an explanation of what bonsai is, its historical roots in Japan, and an introduction to Bonsai-machi (Bonsai Town). Although you won't create your own bonsai during this session, you will participate in tasks that artisans perform regularly, such as pruning, moss application, and wire shaping. At the end, you will also learn daily care techniques for bonsai. While you won't be able to take a bonsai home, you will receive either the scissors used during the workshop or an original samue (traditional workwear) from Seikou-en as a souvenir.

First, there will be a 15-minute lecture introducing the basics of bonsai, including an explanation of what bonsai is, its historical roots in Japan, and an introduction to Bonsai-machi (Bonsai Town). Although you won't create your own bonsai during this session, you will participate in tasks that artisans perform regularly, such as pruning, moss application, and wire shaping. At the end, you will also learn daily care techniques for bonsai. While you won't be able to take a bonsai home, you will receive either the scissors used during the workshop or an original samue (traditional workwear) from Seikou-en as a souvenir. 11:00/14:00 Meet at Tobu Department Store, Ikebukuro ↓ Wear samue attire ↓ 30-minute lecture on bonsai ↓ 30-minute hands-on bonsai experience ↓ 12:00/15:00 Dismissal on site

Discover the dazzling city of Yokohama with ease on a private driving tour either during the day or evening from Tokyo. Save your legs and the hassle of navigating public transport with pick-up from your hotel. Once there, keep your camera poised as you pass by tranquil Japanese gardens and impressive architecture, seeing the city from various angles with your driver at hand. Highlights include Yamashita Park, Yokohama Chinatown, and the Sky Garden.

Beyond matcha — discover Japan's 1200-year tea culture at a relaxed tea bar near Asakusa. No tea knowledge required. Led by a tea professional who works directly with small farms across Japan, you'll taste 7 different teas while learning about history, craftsmanship, and everyday traditions through engaging photos and videos. Not a formal ceremony — just a fun, easy way to experience a side of Japan most visitors never see. Max 4 guests.