Top Kanto Spring Break - page 5

The night in Tokyo has always been a popular time for tourists, especially in Shibuya. The highlight of this itinerary is a local guide who will take you on an authentic experience of Japanese izakaya culture, scattered throughout the vibrant night of Shibuya. It offers a unique and immersive experience that goes beyond typical tourist activities.

This is a tour crafted by bartenders, for people who have the same passion for cocktails as we do. It can be difficult to know where the best places to go are, especially in an unknown country, but be assured you will end your night with an unforgettable experience. Now lets go start that bender in the never sleeping city!

Turn your night into a shared sports experience. This private tour takes place at one British-style sports pub that screens major games, creating a relaxed space where travelers can watch a match and actually talk—about teams, players, simple rules, and local fan culture. You’ll meet your guide at the venue in Tokyo or Yokohama, so you can settle in quickly and enjoy the atmosphere without worrying about planning. Since broadcasts vary by date and time, your guide will confirm what’s showing and help you choose the best game that night. If you have a preferred match, team, or viewing area, please message us in advance—we’ll do your best to match your request with the broadcast schedule. Expect light “sports culture translation,” friendly prompts to spark conversation (great for solo travelers), and a flexible pace focused on one great place and one great match.

Without registration, this tour allows you to enter membership bars. You're invited to the latest bar spots and exclusive members-only bars in Shinjuku, Tokyo. Our guide will lead you to bars that are typically inaccessible to tourists. First, we'll take you to the trendiest drinking alleys in Shinjuku. Then, you'll be invited to an exclusive members-only bar where you can enjoy karaoke, a champagne tower, and a sake auction. You can even try your hand at being a bartender yourself at the bar.

Not only a great view of Asakusa, we'd like you to enjoy the communication with our National licensed guide who has a lot of knowledge not only about Asakusa but also other cities and towns you'd like to go.

Step into Tokyo’s vibrant LGBT district with a local guide and discover the hidden charm of Shinjuku Ni-chome. Visit welcoming bars, learn about queer culture in Japan。

Why This Experience is Unique: ・Hosted by a Professional "Curator": Unlike standard guides, your host is an industry insider and spirits buyer. You gain access to deep knowledge and local connections that guidebooks cannot offer. Access the "Unobtainable": We serve rare Japanese whiskies (like Yamazaki, Hibiki, or limited releases) that are often sold out in retail shops. This is your chance to taste the legends. True "Omakase" Journey: From the sushi chef's hand-picked seasonal fish to the bar's curated tasting flight, every detail is pre-arranged for quality. No decision fatigue—just pure enjoyment. VIP Comfort: Forget navigating complex trains or finding maps. With a private taxi transfer included, you move through Tokyo’s night seamlessly like a true VIP.

Go beyond the typical food tour! This exclusive private journey dives deep into Tokyo’s culinary soul, balancing bustling city flavors with historic craftsmanship. What sets us apart is our complete "Field-to-Glass" Sake Experience. We whisk you away to the peaceful western suburbs to explore the legendary Ishikawa Brewery’s Meiji-era brick warehouses and taste sake right at its source. Afterward, return to the city for a contrasting tasting at a premier Ginza sake boutique, discovering Japan's modern premium labels. Before the sake, awaken your palate at the world-famous Tsukiji Market, followed by time for an authentic sushi or tempura lunch in the historic Nihonbashi district. Please Note: The legal drinking age in Japan is 20. Sake tasting is for adults; minors' entry depends on venue policy. Bookings require at least 6 days' notice and the full name and age for every guest upon reservation.

Private-Access Kiyoyasu-tei Dinner – dine in an exclusive eight-seat tatami salon opened only for your party, with a seasonal kaiseki menu personally plated by the resident chef. Members-Only Luxury Bar – slip past an unmarked door into a velvet-lined speakeasy usually reserved for Tokyo insiders. Unlimited Premium Drinks & Karaoke – raise crystal glasses of top-shelf sake, Japanese whisky, or champagne while singing your favorites in a sound-proof suite. Gatsby-Style Glamour – from candlelit porcelain in the townhouse to Art-Deco accents at the bar, every detail evokes 1920s opulence re-imagined in modern Roppongi. Total Privacy & Secrecy – one booking per night guarantees no crowds, no outsiders, and the freedom to tailor pacing, playlists, and photo ops. Door-to-Door Ease – your bilingual host handles all transfers, introductions, and etiquette tips, so you simply arrive, indulge, and enjoy.

Discover the charming Iiyama region in Nagano on this immersive day trip. Visit the stunning Mayumi Takahashi Doll Museum and enjoy a traditional Shojin ryori lunch at Daishoji Temple. Experience the art of sake brewing with a guided tour and tasting at Tanakaya Shuzo, where you’ll learn about the intricate process of sake production. This private tour includes hotel pickup, bullet train travel, and an English-speaking licensed guide, ensuring a personalized experience. Perfect for those interested in culture, history, and gastronomy. - Private tour with only your group participating - Hotel pickup and bullet train included for convenience - Sake brewery tour and tasting experience - Traditional Shojin ryori lunch provided (for 4+ guests) - Takahashi Mayumi Doll Museum is closed on Wednesdays, so if you choose Wednesday for your tour date, we will guide you to an alternative location.

- Bus With Bar Counter： Enjoy a delightful selection of local brewery drinks during the bus ride, including Plum Sake, Whisky and Beer. - Sake Brewery Exploration： Explore the significant Kiuchi Sake Brewery’s whiskey distillery, beer brewery, and sake cellar. - Exquisite Japanese Cuisine： Savor the delectable tastes of seasonal local cuisine, made from fresh, locally sourced ingredients. - Suitable for both casual enthusiasts and seasoned connoisseurs, seize this chance to meet fellow enthusiasts who appreciate fine drinks!

Discover Rural Japan: A Day Trip to Iiyama Just 90 minutes from Tokyo by bullet train, Iiyama is a peaceful town in northern Nagano, surrounded by forests and rice fields. Begin at Sho-nenji Temple, known as the “Temple of Moss and Maple,” where seasonal beauty surrounds its quiet halls. Then visit the Takahashi Mayumi Doll Museum, where handmade dolls depict everyday scenes from countryside life with warmth and charm. In the afternoon, explore Tanakaya Shuzo, a family-run sake brewery using the same wooden building for over 150 years. Learn about traditional brewing and sample their signature sake, Mizuo. For groups of four or more, a shojin ryori (Buddhist vegetarian lunch) at Daishoji Temple is available with advance reservation, prepared by the head priest with local ingredients. This relaxing tour invites you to experience a slower pace of life, deep cultural roots, and the quiet beauty of rural Japan—an ideal escape from the crowds of the city.

Escape the crowds and discover a side of Japan few international visitors experience on this exclusive journey into the heart of Yamanashi, Japan's premier wine region. Travel sustainably by limited express train before exploring the vineyards of Katsunuma by private hybrid vehicle. Enjoy an exclusive visit to the renowned Katsunuma Jozo Winery, stroll through its vineyards, learn about Japan's unique winemaking traditions, and sample elegant wines crafted from the indigenous Koshu grape. Savor a memorable lunch at Restaurant Kaze, where seasonal cuisine is perfectly paired with local wines. Visit the historic Daizenji Temple, affectionately known as the "Temple of Grapes," home to a National Treasure hall and the legendary Buddha Wine. Combining authentic cultural experiences, exceptional cuisine, sustainable travel, and breathtaking vineyard scenery beneath the foothills of Mt. Fuji, this tour offers an unforgettable introduction to the fascinating world of Japanese wine.