Top Japan Unique Experiences

Learn to make sushi, one of Japan’s most popular foods, with a hands-on sushi lesson from a cooking instructor. Put on a traditional Happi, and look like a sushi chef as you shape your own beautiful sushi rolls. Then sit down for a delicious meal of sushi and udon you prepared yourself.

This private and customizable tour for Kanazawa is perfect for guests who would like to have their own itinerary planned based on their interests and preferences, allowing guests to experience the city at their own pace.

This private and customizable tour for Kanazawa is perfect for guests who would like to have their own itinerary planned based on their interests and preferences, allowing guests to experience the city at their own pace.

This is a plan for those who want to wear a kimono and take beautiful pictures! With many historic sites, Hakata, Fukuoka is a perfect place to walk around with a kimono! You will visit selected spots that suit perfectly with kimono on this tour. A clerk will help you get your kimono on and your photogenic tour starts! You will visit a park with a lot of greenery, a tasteful Japanese garden, a good old typical Japanese alley, a Japanese room where you will have green tea and Japnese sweet. At each spot, your guide will tell you the best angle for pictures and the history of it! Don’t forget to book your tour to take superior pictures and walk around with a kimono!

Explore Nagoya your own way on this private and personalized walking tour. Your guide will create a customized itinerary that is entirely tailored to your interests and preferences, whether you want to discover the ancient history of Nagoya, experience its contemporary culture, or enjoy the best of both worlds. Your itinerary is flexible and can be adjusted as you explore.

This is a unique opportunity to visit the home of a local and explore traditional Japanese culture and cuisine. During your 2-hour, hands-on cooking class in Tokyo, experience Japanese homestyle cooking. Learn how to prepare an everyday Japanese meal, the kind locals usually eat at home. Make two to three dishes, such as gyoza, ramen, or sushi, along with miso-soup from scratch, and seasonal vegetables. After cooking, dine on the dishes you helped to prepare.

With English Speaking Tour Chauffeur you will have lots of fun at Jigokudani Park and historical Zenkuji temple-a lifetime experience

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.

This private tour brings together the contrasting natural landscapes of Shikotsu-Toya National Park in one rewarding day. Rather than visiting only Lake Toya or Noboribetsu, you will experience panoramic lake views, an active volcanic mountain, geothermal ponds, Noboribetsu Hell Valley, and the peaceful shores of Lake Shikotsu. The tour includes several short walks, allowing you to enjoy Hokkaido’s natural scenery without undertaking a long or strenuous hike. Private transportation also allows your nationally licensed guide interpreter to adjust the pace and time spent at each location according to your group’s interests and physical condition. Hotel pickup and drop-off in Sapporo make it possible to explore a wide area of Hokkaido comfortably and efficiently.

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Become a samurai for a couple of hours on this unusual tour of Tokyo’s Shibuya neighborhood. Choose your favorite outfit from seven varieties of armor—including some inspired by Japan’s most legendary warriors—then put on the under layer, armor, and helmet. Learn the history of the samurai, pick up a katana or tachi, and pose for photos while strolling around town with an informative local guide.

If you’re short on time in Tokyo, don’t spend hours walking between sights. Instead, get a birds-eye view of Japan’s capital during a helicopter ride that lets you appreciate the scale of the metropolis. Your captain points out landmarks such as Tokyo Skytree, Imperial Palace, and Tokyo Station as you soar.

This tour is the perfect way to appreciate the stunning scenery of Mt. Fuji, and Lake Kawaguchi, and try delicious local specialties too. Save research time and enjoy a day with a full itinerary organized for you. Highlights include Mt. Fuji Panoramic Ropeway, Narusawa Ice Cave, Fugaku Wind Cave, and learning about sake brewing at Ide Sake Brewery.

Tea ceremony, temple spotting and transport by train: do all three on this tour of historic Uji from Kyoto. After traveling to the city by train, walk to iconic Ujibashi Bridge with a guide, passing through Nakanoshima Park, and stop at a Taihoan teahouse to enjoy the important business of taking tea. Before your return to Kyoto, visit Byōdō-in, Uji’s striking Buddhist temple, which dates to the Heian period, and hear about its history from your guide.

This is a private Tokyo tour with a national qualification guide that both children and adults can enjoy. As there are no other customers in the tour, you can enjoy sightseeing in Tokyo at your own pace. Including hotel pickup in Tokyo 23 wards. Tour itinerary is Tokyo Sky Tree, Soramachi or Asakusa Japanese traditional Amezaiku making experience or visit experience, Sensoji Temple, Tokyo local food Monjayaki making lunch(Also experience to make Teppanyaki yourself!). The Monjayaki Experience Lunch, the Amezaiku experience is not included in the displayed tour price. The average price for Monjayaki is 1500-3000 yen per person. However, it changes with the menu to choose. The Amezaiku experience is 2500-3000 yen per person. For more tour details, please check the inclusions and whattoexpect section of this web page.

A Goshuin-cho (a book in which to collect seals and stamps from the temples and shrines you visit) is a great souvenir from Japan. Even more special is making one yourself. In this workshop in Osaka you will learn how to make your own notebook by hand, selecting the paper and creating your own unique design.

You’ll spend the day with one of our hosts discovering the true nature of Kobe - and there is plenty of nature to see, the city is wedged between sweeping coastlines and vast mountain ranges after all. Explore the thriving Kobe Motomachi Shopping Street and indulge in authentic cuisine in Nankinmachi, Kobe’s Chinatown. Scale the Kobe Port Tower, where you can see the city's sweeping skyline highlighted by the neon, and discover hidden gems along the way, like the smaller shrines and historic streets that many visitors miss - but not you! Within 24 hours after booking you'll receive a short questionnaire about your personality and interests. Based on your responses, you'll be assigned a like-minded host. Your host will communicate with you directly to suggest an itinerary to help you discover what makes the city unique. You will also agree on a meeting time and place. Your itinerary is flexible, so during the experience, you can always change your mind about what you want to do.

Close to tourist attractions and easy to use. Even if you don't feel comfortable wearing it for a long time, you can use it for a short time. There are many types of kimonos, so you can choose your favorite design and take pictures.

Escape the touristy side of Tokyo on a private tour through the creative district of Koenji. A local host introduces you to the underground music scene, hip eateries, and trendy vintage clothing and record shops, letting culture-lovers discover a side of Tokyo most visitors miss. Plus, with a personal guide to navigate, you can focus on enjoying the food and culture rather than finding your way around.

Enjoy a personalized evening of good food and wine with an experienced cook and sommelier in her own home. Your hostess will teach you to prepare a number of delicious Japanese dishes, which you’ll then eat together afterwards, alongside perfectly matched wines. More than a good meal out, you’ll get to see how Tokyo residents live and learn from a local.

Discover the artsy side of Tokyo on a personalized tour through the bohemian neighborhood of Shimokitazawa. With a local to lead you through the narrow, art-filled streets, you can find all the best murals, artisan shops, and hole-in-the-wall ramen, soba, and sushi spots. Plus, a private walking tour lets you take time at the spots that interest you most, rather than being rushed through on a group tour.

Leave Sapporo’s city streets behind for a curated winter escape into Jozankei’s snow-covered valley. Glide along a calm, snow-fringed river on a guided snow rafting trip, warm up by a cozy riverside bonfire with roasted marshmallows, then soak away the chill in Hoheikyo Onsen’s 100% natural mineral hot springs. This private tour includes seamless door-to-door hotel pickup and drop-off across Sapporo — perfect for families, small groups, and travelers seeking a relaxed, non-ski winter activity. - Private exclusive vehicle with door-to-door pickup & drop-off at your Sapporo city accommodation - 90-minute snow rafting adventure through a snow-lined canyon — gentle enough for guests from 1 year old - Complimentary riverside bonfire experience with roasted marshmallows - 1.5-hour leisurely visit to Hoheikyo Onsen, famous for its free-flowing natural spring water and large open-air baths - Family-friendly pricing with free entry for infants under 3

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.

Kyoto has a rich culinary culture, but it can be tricky for visitors to experience it. Let a private guide lead the way on a tour that starts with a visit to a bustling local supermarket stocked with fresh produce and traditional Japanese ingredients, then continues to a 90-year-old tofu shop for a hands-on cooking class. Conclude by enjoying the meal you’ve created, paired with local beer, in a relaxed setting.