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Tokyo’s fashionable Daikanyama district is known for having great boutiques, cafes, bookshops, and breweries. With this tour, save hours of research time by going to a shortlist of Daikanyama’s most interesting places. Highlights include visiting the shopping area of T-SITE and its popular bookshop, going to the themed “Mr. Friendly” Cafe, trying Japanese craft beer, visiting Hillside Terrace, and exploring the fascinating converted rail track area of Log Road.

Looking for an easy way to explore Okinawa? Electric scooters are the answer! Easy to use, they'll let you explore the surrounding area, discover new places and transport yourself with ease. E-scooters are a great alternative to public transport and cab rides. They offer a convenience that wasn’t available before. They’re also more cost-effective and accessible. A driver’s license isn’t required but you still need to know some basic traffic rules. Rimo Naha Airport Store: 938-5 Kagamizu, Naha, Okinawa 901-0142, Japan Rimo Onna Village Store: 2631-1 Nakama, Onna, Kunigami District, Okinawa 904-0401, Japan Rimo Chatan Store: 2-chōme-16-7 Chatan, Nakagami District, Okinawa 904-0116, Japan

Okinawa's best nights don't happen on the main street. They happen one floor up, one alley over, behind a door with no English sign. On this three-hour small-group bar hopping tour, a local guide takes you into three very different corners of Naha's nightlife, all within walking distance of Kokusai-dori. You start upstairs in a hidden Okinawan izakaya most visitors never find, with a shared plate of island specialities and your first glass of awamori. Then you step into the senbero alley behind Makishi Public Market, where locals drink standing up. You finish in the old Sakurazaka quarter, in a small neighbourhood bar where the owner knows every regular by name. Your guide reads the handwritten menu, orders the good stuff, explains what's in front of you and introduces you to the people drinking next to you. Groups are capped at eight. Food and drinks at all three bars are included. Note: Japan's drinking age is 20. Guests aged 13-19 are welcome and are served soft drinks.

Trike bikes that can be driven with a regular car license. There is a sense of stability unique to Miwa, and it is safe even for people who are new to motorcycles ◎ Furthermore, there is no helmet required, so it is a special driving experience where you can enjoy Ishigaki Island with your whole body while directly feeling the wind and scenery! Sea views, sugarcane fields roads, dusk skies.Enjoy views of Ishigaki Island that can only be tasted by trike bike.

Explore the stunning Ishigaki Island on a fully customizable private tour, designed for those who wish to experience the beauty at their own pace. Visit breathtaking spots like Kabira Bay and Yonehara Beach, or delve into the island's culture at Ishigaki Yaima Village. With a local guide, gain insider knowledge while enjoying the flexibility to tailor your itinerary. This tour includes private transportation and professional photography services, ensuring you capture every memorable moment. Perfect for small groups of up to 4 travelers looking for a personal touch in their adventure. - Includes private transportation and guide services -Admission fees and glass boat charges are not included in the tour price Yaima Village- $8 per person, must be purchase on site. Glass Boat Experience- $10 per person, must be purchase on site.

Ogimi Village is known as one of the world’s famous “Blue Zones,” where many healthy and long-living people reside. It is believed that local food culture, daily habits, and strong community connections all contribute to longevity here. On this tour, you will experience these secrets of long life more deeply. Your driver and guide will pick you up from your hotel in a comfortable private vehicle. During the tour, you will visit a local “Kyodo Baiten” community store, where residents gather, offering a glimpse into everyday life and warm local interactions. Lunch will be served at Emi no Mise, a restaurant well known for its longevity-inspired cuisine. (The restaurant is closed on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays, so an alternative restaurant will be arranged on those days.) Using fresh vegetables grown in Ogimi Village, the meal provides an opportunity to experience Okinawa’s unique food philosophy. 1-4 guests : Toyota Alphard 5-8 guests :Toyota HiAce

What sets our private walking experience apart is the unmatched combination of local expertise and ultimate flexibility. Led by a professional local guide, this tour avoids the rigid, one-size-fits-all approach of standard group excursions. Instead, it requires travelers to specifically select one of our three uniquely curated half-day itineraries to perfectly align with their personal travel style and interests. Whether you choose to immerse yourself in the ancient royal history of the Ryukyu Kingdom, wander the vibrant covered markets and historic pottery districts, or relax among tranquil heritage gardens and dramatic coastal shrines, we guarantee a highly personalized experience. We bypass the typical tourist traps to take you into the authentic, hidden corners of Okinawa that regular tourists miss. From custom cultural insights to handling every logistical detail flawlessly, we ensure your time on the island is deeply meaningful and unforgettable.

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.

Experience the beauty of Zamami Island on a full-day escape from Naha, with direct boat transportation and plenty of free time to explore at your own pace. Direct from Naha: Travel aboard the private boat “Harmony”, with a journey of approximately 90 minutes each way. Choose your experience: All guests visit Furuzamami Beach, famous for its crystal-clear Kerama Blue waters, coral reefs and tropical fish. Then choose between Ama Beach, known for its calm waters and frequent sea turtle sightings, or a glass-bottom boat cruise to discover coral reefs and tropical fish, with a short visit to an uninhabited island. Approximately 5 hours on Zamami: Relax, swim, explore, or enjoy the island scenery at your own pace. Easy island transfers: Transportation between Zamami Port and the beach is included. Beach essentials: A beach umbrella and beach mat are included at Furuzamami Beach. Enjoy a relaxing island escape and discover the famous Kerama Blue waters—all in one day from Naha.

Experience the cultural heart of Okinawa on this scenic 18km guided cycling tour through Naha. Ride past some of the city’s most historic and spiritual landmarks while enjoying beautiful coastal views and quiet backstreets. Starting at Naha Umisora Park, we’ll first visit Naminoue Shrine, a striking shrine perched above the sea, where locals come to pray for safe travels. Then, we’ll cycle inland to Sougenji Temple, the peaceful resting place of the Ryukyu royal family, rich in history and atmosphere. This tour continues with a gentle climb to Shurijo Castle, once the political and cultural center of the Ryukyu Kingdom. After taking in the views, we’ll descend toward Naha Port, where you’ll catch a glimpse of Okinawa’s connection to the sea—both past and present. Final stop is Onoyama Park, a hidden gem where you can relax and enjoy panoramic views of the city and ocean. Afterwards we'll head back to Umisora Park to conclude the tour.

This special heritage tour takes you around Izena Island, a place closely associated with King Shō En, and offers a chance to experience the origins of the Ryukyu Kingdom. With guidance from a local guide, you will gain deeper insight into the island’s nature, legends, and traditional way of life. In the evening, enjoy the enchanting night illumination of the Mekaru Residence and Tamaudun Palace. Take in the peaceful atmosphere of Izena at night and discover a luxurious moment where historic architecture reveals a completely different beauty from the daytime.

4 hour tour covers the eastern area of Tokyo. This quick yet immersive tour is perfect for visitors who want to experience a mix of modern Tokyo with deep historical roots, all while navigating the city like a local using public transportation. You'll leave with a greater appreciation of Tokyo's unique blend of old and new, all within just 4 hours! The itinerary may vary depending on the start time of the tour.

Discover Okinawa's unique spirit, Awamori, on this enlightening 2.5-hour guided tour. Begin at a local distillery, where you'll learn how this rice-based liquor, distinct from sake and mainland shōchū, has evolved over 600 years due to its unique ingredients and fermentation process. Engage with master brewers and enjoy tastings of various Awamori varieties, exploring their rich flavors and aromas. The tour culminates at a local eatery, where you can savor traditional Okinawan dishes paired with your chosen Awamori styles. This experience is perfect for both newcomers and seasoned enthusiasts looking to delve into Okinawa's rich cultural heritage and spirit-making traditions. - 2.5-hour guided tour focused on Okinawa's Awamori - Learn about traditional distillation and fermentation processes - Taste a variety of Awamori styles alongside local dishes - Ideal for both beginners and Awamori enthusiasts

Discover the spiritual heart of Okinawa on this tour to Kudaka Island, known as the “Island of God” and the birthplace of the Ryukyuan people. Begin your sacred journey with a ferry ride from Azama Port, where your guide shares captivating stories of Amamikiyo and the island's deep spiritual ties. Walk along tranquil village paths to historic sites like Chimintomai and Tugyandī, where purification rituals take place. Visit the sacred courtyard of Udunmyaa and end your tour at Ishiki Beach, gazing toward the mythical Nirai Kanai. This journey unveils the unique practices of Ryukyuan Shintō and its reverence for nature, offering profound insights into the island’s cultural legacy. - Ferry ride from Azama Port to Kudaka Island, a sacred site - Guided exploration of historic and spiritual landmarks - Walk through serene village paths and experience local traditions - Visit Ishiki Beach, a place of deep spiritual significance

Set off on an exhilarating jet ski ride from Henza Island, where you can explore the stunning cobalt waters and unique geological formations of Okinawa's East Coast. Choose between two exciting routes: one leads to Yabuchi Island and a deserted island, while the other passes through the scenic Kaichu Road Canal and Miyagi Island Canal. If you hold a valid jet ski license, you can ride solo; otherwise, enjoy the adventure with an instructor. - Thrilling jet ski ride through Okinawa's beautiful coastline - Choose from two scenic routes for diverse exploration - Instructors available for those without a jet ski license Important Note: To operate the jet ski yourself, you must possess a valid Japanese license. Please be aware that international or overseas boat licenses are not recognized and cannot be used for driving in Japan.

Delight in the flavors of Okinawa with the Naha Airport Food Tour, designed for travelers seeking a culinary experience before or after their journey. This guided tour showcases two local restaurants within Naha Airport, ensuring you savor authentic Okinawan dishes without the hassle of language barriers or payment concerns. Enjoy ¥1,500 worth of food and drink at each stop, making it a perfect introduction or farewell to your Okinawan adventure. Experience the rich culinary culture as you navigate the bustling airport with ease, all while enjoying the vibrant tastes of this tropical paradise. - Visit two local restaurants and taste authentic Okinawan cuisine - Enjoy ¥1,500 worth of food and drink at each restaurant - Guided by an experienced local to enhance your culinary journey - Perfect for travelers looking to begin or conclude their Okinawan adventure

Discover the bold flavors of Okinawa's noodle scene on this guided noodle crawl. Choose between the vibrant streets of Naha or the bustling chaos of Okinawa City, where you'll dive into two local shops that serve up unforgettable bowls. Whether you crave garlic-packed tonkotsu or the unique Okinawa soba with simmered pork belly, each stop includes a ¥1,000 tasting credit to make ordering easy. This tour is perfect for noodle enthusiasts ready to experience the island's rich culinary heritage, where ramen and soba come together in delicious harmony. - Explore the streets of Naha or Okinawa City on a noodle crawl - Taste two bowls of ramen and soba with a ¥1,000 tasting credit - Savor unique flavors like garlic tonkotsu and Okinawa soba - Ideal for noodle lovers seeking a deeper culinary experience

Itoman, the southernmost island on the main island of Okinawa, is a town of divers and prayer.It was also the final battleground of the Battle of Okinawa.I will be guided by tazuko, a dancer and meditation guide based in Itoman who has performed on stages in Morocco, Paris and NY. (Go to tazuko.net for guide details) We will share the Okinawan prayer culture and physical wisdom of where we were born and raised in the language of this land.Time to be in this land, not to "see" tourist attractions.Starting with breathing exercises, meditation, and gentle body movements at the seaside, the exhibition will touch Okinawa's view of life and death, symbolized by the tortoiseshell tomb, and place itself in a sacred place where people have prayed, and finally face the memory of life at the site of the battle.No experience in exercise or dance is required.This is not sightseeing, but a quiet encounter with life. 　 ─ 【Participation】 • Small groups and private meetings (1-3 people per group) • Beginners welcome.No athletic or dance experience is required • Please bring comfortable clothing, sun protection (hat, sunscreen) and drinks • Please be quiet as you visit the memorial • In case of rain, the tour will be arranged (cancellation or rescheduling will be discussed in case of stormy weather) Duration : Approximately 4 hours (including transfers) Price : ¥60,000/pair (1-3 people, reserved)

Step into a colorful Okinawan kimono and make your visit to Ryukyu Mura a memory worth framing. Known locally as Ryuso, this distinctive traditional attire features beautiful bingata patterns that complement the village’s traditional houses. Enjoy a private photoshoot with a local English-speaking professional photographer who will guide your poses and help you feel relaxed. From elegant portraits to spontaneous smiles, we’ll create photographs that capture your personality and the atmosphere of Okinawa. Your two-hour experience includes dressing time, outfit rental, dressing assistance, and admission to Ryukyu Mura. Receive 20 cinematic-style edits and 40 natural-color edits, delivered digitally—two different ways to remember your time in Okinawa. The price is per group, with photo quantities shared across your booking. No modeling experience is needed: simply come ready to enjoy your moment in Okinawan tradition.

Immerse yourself in the beauty of Miyako Island with a guided photo tour that showcases both popular spots and hidden gems. Captured against the breathtaking Miyako Blue ocean, a professional photographer will document your unforgettable moments, including stunning drone shots from above. Enjoy leisurely stops at local cafés or sacred power spots, ensuring a personalized experience. After the adventure, all photo data will be delivered online for you to relive your memories. - Hotel pick-up and drop-off for your convenience - Professional photography included with stunning ocean backdrops - Opportunity to visit both famous landmarks and hidden gems - Personalized stops at cafés or power spots along the route

Explore Okinawa's central west coast at an easy pace on a private 10-hour sightseeing day. Wander through colorful Mihama American Village, browse boutiques and cafés, and enjoy its seaside atmosphere. Head toward Yomitan for the rugged cliffs and white lighthouse at Cape Zanpa. If you prefer Ryukyu history, request a visit to Zakimi Castle Ruins instead. At Cape Maeda, enjoy land-based ocean views and coastal photographs—Blue Cave snorkeling or diving is not part of the standard tour. Continue to Cape Manzamo for its distinctive elephant-shaped cliff, then unwind at a public seaside spot along Onna Village's coast. Default route: Naha/Onna hotel → American Village → Cape Zanpa → Cape Maeda exterior → Cape Manzamo → Onna coast → hotel return. Contact us at least 24 hours ahead to request Zakimi instead of Zanpa or other changes. Stops, order and time depend on traffic, parking, weather and the 10-hour limit. Marine activities, meals and admission fees are extra.

Three days immersing in the life of Izenajima. Three days where you can experience the everyday life of the island, which is hard to see on a usual sightseeing trip. In fact, Izena Island has many repeat visitors and possesses a mysterious charm that makes people think, "I want to come back again" once they have visited. ️

Miyakojima is renowned for having some of the clearest waters in Japan, with white-sand beaches and vibrant coral reefs spread across the island. With a dedicated private vehicle throughout, this guided tour covers the full loop of highlights: Yonaha Maehama Beach, often ranked among Japan's most beautiful beaches; East Henna Cape, a dramatic 2km promontory where the Pacific Ocean meets the East China Sea; the Miyakojima City Traditional Crafts Center, for a look at Miyako Jofu hand-weaving; Painagama Beach, a relaxed spot near the port; and, time permitting, Ryugujo Observatory on Kurima Island. Your guide shares insight into the island's beaches, crafts, and laid-back atmosphere along the way, and the itinerary can be adjusted within the tour's allotted time.

Embark on a journey with blending Okinawa’s beaches and rich history! Start near Senaga Island, close to Naha Airport or Naha Port, with turquoise waters and a tropical juice. First stop: Tropical Beach in Ginowan, a paradise with powdery sands and a coconut drink. Next, explore Shurijo Castle Park, a UNESCO site where the Ryukyu Kingdom’s history comes alive with stunning architecture. Then, visit American Village in Chatan. Join for sun, history, and flavors!