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Tokyo: Shibuya Official Highlight Walking Tour

★ 4.8 (32)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Japan

Tokyo: Shibuya Official Highlight Walking Tour

When Tom from our BugBitten team ran this Shibuya walking tour, it became clear why first-timers flock to it. A brisk 80–100 minutes on foot through one of Tokyo's most chaotic and compelling neighbourhoods, led by guides who actually work at the local tourist information centre. You'll hit the famous crossing, duck into side streets most visitors miss, and get answers to the questions that actually matter—why Shibuya feels the way it does, what's changed, what's coming next. The energy is high, the foot traffic dense, and the vibe distinctly Tokyo.

1h 20m – 1h 40mfrom AUD $21

Japanese Matcha Tea Ceremony and Kimono Experience in Hanayaka

★ 4.8 (31)

🛕 Culture & History

Japan

Japanese Matcha Tea Ceremony and Kimono Experience in Hanayaka

When Charlie from our team tried this Hanayaka experience in Japan, we got the full traditional setup: picking a kimono (or yukata, depending on season), hair styling, then a proper tea ceremony in an actual tea room before heading out to explore nearby Sensoji Temple. It's a cultural deep-dive packed into about an hour, and the area draws a mix of tourists and locals keen on a taste of old Japan. The whole thing wraps up back at the store before 5pm so you can change out of your threads.

Yokohama and Kamakura 6hr Private Trip Government-Licensed Guide

When Tom from our BugBitten team booked this private walking tour in Yokohama or Kamakura, we got a government-licensed English-speaking guide who knew the cultural and historical beats. You pick which city appeals—modern Yokohama with its waterfront vibrancy, or the quieter temple-and-shrine energy of Kamakura—and the guide builds a 6-hour route around 3–4 sites you actually want to see rather than rushing through everything. It's a solid way to tick off the highlights outside Tokyo without the group-tour shuffle, though you'll want to factor in your own transport costs and entry fees on top of the guide's fee.

The Perfect Start: Asakusa Sightseeing & Travel Tips with Coffee

When Ben from our team ran this Asakusa tour, we kicked things off with coffee and a genuine crash course in Japanese etiquette before exploring the temples. You'll spend the first 45 minutes at Sukemasa Coffee getting briefed on train manners, shrine protocol, and how to bin your rubbish properly—stuff that actually matters on day one. Then it's into Senso-ji, Tokyo's oldest temple, a quick hop to Asakusa Shrine for the contrast, and a wander through the covered shopping arcade. The whole thing's relaxed, takes about two hours, and runs rain or shine.

2 hoursfrom AUD $130

Noboribetsu, Lake Toya and Niseko Day Tour from Sapporo

★ 4.8 (26)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Japan

Noboribetsu, Lake Toya and Niseko Day Tour from Sapporo

When Sarah from our team ran this 10-hour loop from Sapporo, she found it a solid sampler of Hokkaido's volcanic and mountain scenery. The day starts at Noboribetsu's Hell Valley—a steaming, sulphurous crater landscape that lives up to its name—then sweeps through Lake Toya Onsen Town (where you get breathing room to eat and wander), the Silo Observatory for lake views, and finishes in Niseko with Mt. Yotei as backdrop and a farm stop for dairy treats. You're in a mixed-language group coach with an English guide, so expect a sociable vibe rather than an intimate experience. The pace is brisk but manageable, and the route hits enough visual variety to justify a full day away from the city.

Fukuoka Group/Private Tour by Local Professionals!

When Em from our BugBitten team ran this Fukuoka walking tour, we got the real story of the city through a local guide who actually knows the place. It's a 3–6 hour ramble through Fukuoka's neighbourhoods, mixing the stuff tourists usually miss with the spiritual and historical threads that shape how locals think and live. You'll walk past temples, shrines, street corners with stories, and get the kind of context you won't find in a guidebook. Small groups or private bookings keep things intimate, and the guide picks you up from your hotel if you go solo.

3 hours – 6 hoursfrom AUD $87

Japanese Home Styled Cooking Class in or around Shinjuku, Tokyo

★ 4.8 (21)

🍜 Food & Cooking

Japan

Japanese Home Styled Cooking Class in or around Shinjuku, Tokyo

When Lily from our team tried this cooking class in Shinjuku, we spent two and a half hours learning to make three to four Japanese home dishes — the kind locals actually cook on weeknight dinners, not restaurant showstoppers. The instructor walks you through techniques while sharing genuine insights into how Japanese people think about food and everyday eating. You get recipe sheets to take home, which is handy for recreating dishes back in Australia. The vibe is relaxed, hands-on, and tucked into a neighbourhood where you can grab transport easily.

Tokyo Ninja E Scooter Tour with Local Guide NINJA GO RIDE

When Mia from our BugBitten team took the NINJA GO RIDE tour, she spent just over two hours zipping through West Shinjuku on an e-scooter before ditching it for a walking leg through Tokyo's grittier side. A ninja guide leads you past the Metropolitan Government Building, then deeper into Kabukicho's neon warren, Golden Gai's tight alleyways, and the peaceful Hanazono Shrine. It's a clever split: the scooter gets you through the sprawling skyscraper bits fast, then you slow down on foot to actually notice Shinjuku's layered character. Suits all fitness levels, though you'll need decent balance and sturdy shoes.

2h 25mfrom AUD $54

A Privately Guided Photoshoot in Beautiful Kyoto by a Pro

★ 4.8 (21)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Japan

A Privately Guided Photoshoot in Beautiful Kyoto by a Pro

When Jake from our BugBitten team booked this private photoshoot in Kyoto, he got a full hour with a photographer who knows Gion and Higashiyama inside out. You'll work through the best-looking corners of these traditional quarters — narrow lanes lined with wooden machiya houses, temple grounds, and those picture-perfect geisha district backdrops — while the photographer poses you, catches candids, and feeds you some local history along the way. By the next day, you've got 80 polished JPEG shots ready to prove you were actually there.

1 hourfrom AUD $127

Tokyo To Mount Fuji Private English Guided Day Tour

★ 4.8 (16)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Japan

Tokyo To Mount Fuji Private English Guided Day Tour

When Jake from our BugBitten team booked this private Mount Fuji day tour from Tokyo, the selling point was clear: no coach full of tourists, no fixed stops, just a driver and guide tailoring the day to what he actually wanted to see. The 10-hour loop takes you from Tokyo out to Japan's most iconic peak—Lake Kawaguchi, the 5th Station viewpoint, local food spots—at whatever pace suits. It's the anti-group-tour pitch, and the maths are straightforward: private vehicle, English-speaking guide, fuel and tolls included. What you pay for is flexibility and breathing room, not hand-holding through a scripted itinerary.

10 hoursfrom AUD $595

Private Kobe Tour with Licensed Guide and Vehicle

★ 4.8 (16)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Japan

Private Kobe Tour with Licensed Guide and Vehicle

When Ben from our team did this private Kobe tour, we got the run of the city with a licensed English-speaking guide and our own vehicle for six hours. Kobe sits dramatically between mountains and the Seto Inland Sea, mixing sleek modern districts with heritage pockets and world-class food scenes — ramen, sake, fresh seafood, the lot. You pick 3–4 must-see spots from a curated list before you go, so the itinerary's yours to shape. It's a flexible way to see both sides of this cosmopolitan port city without the bus-tour shuffle.

Aizu 4hr Private Tour with Government-Licensed Guide

When Ben from our team tried this Aizuwakamatsu tour, we found a smart, flexible way to dig into Japan's feudal past without the usual group-tour bloat. You pick 2–3 sites from a curated list—castle, sake breweries, craft shops, old train routes—and a government-licensed guide steers you through quiet streets and countryside villages over four hours. It's the kind of tour that actually bends to what you want to see, and the guide's credentials mean you're getting proper Japanese history, not a script.

Narita Airport Private Transfer To Tokyo City

Skip the airport chaos and arrive in Tokyo with a private driver waiting at Narita. This point-to-point transfer puts you in a spacious, air-conditioned luxury vehicle—think Toyota Alphard—for the 60–90 minute journey into the city. English-speaking drivers handle navigation and timing, adjusting on the fly if your flight's delayed. You'll dodge crowded trains and confusing station signs, heading straight to your accommodation or first night out.

1 hour – 1h 30mfrom AUD $269

Mt Fuji and Hakone 1-Day Bus Tour Return by Bullet Train

★ 4.8 (33,544)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Japan

Mt Fuji and Hakone 1-Day Bus Tour Return by Bullet Train

When Charlie from our team ran this tour, we escaped Tokyo for a sprawling day around Mt Fuji and Hakone — two of Japan's headline acts. The deluxe coach collected us early (7:20am from Ginza, 7:50am from Shinjuku) and ferried us to the 5th Station of Mt Fuji, where the air thins and the views open up. A buffet lunch followed at the mountain's base, then we swapped the coach for a gondola ride over Hakone's volcanic landscape and a serene Lake Ashi cruise before boarding the shinkansen back to Tokyo. The whole experience clocks in at 11 hours and packs a lot of scenery into a single day.

11 hoursfrom AUD $223

★ 4.8 (376)

🍹 Nightlife

Japan

Osaka Pub Crawl and Nightlife Tour

When Charlie from our BugBitten team hit Osaka's pub crawl scene, we found a solid way to sidestep the tourist bars and actually meet locals keen for a night out. You'll visit at least three venues over 4.5 hours, hitting clubs and bars with a mixed crowd of travellers and Japanese nightlife regulars. Drink discounts run about 20% across the board, and you'll get a welcome shot at each stop — the operator keeps things moving and the energy high without feeling forced or gimmicky.

Authentic Kyoto Tea Ceremony: Camellia Flower Teahouse

When Alex from our team tried the Authentic Kyoto Tea Ceremony at Camellia Flower Teahouse, we walked into a genuinely welcoming space tucked away in Kyoto. The 45-minute session had us whisking our own matcha under guidance from English-fluent instructors, learning the deliberate movements and philosophy behind each gesture. It's the kind of cultural dip that doesn't feel tokenistic — the team actively encouraged questions about Japan and tea ceremony tradition, and the whole vibe was relaxed enough that we didn't feel like we had to perform precision. The teahouse itself is small and unpretentious, attracting a mix of curious travellers and locals who want a genuine encounter rather than a photo op.

Tokyo Locals & Traveller can come alone Party experience Shibuya

When Charlie from our team rocked up to this solo-traveller party in Shibuya, it was clear the whole point is showing up alone and leaving with a bunch of new mates. Held at Perry's Bar — a European-style spot a short walk from Shibuya Station — the two-hour event pulls a mix of backpackers, expats, and local Japanese folks into one room with minimal fuss. Most people come solo, so there's no awkward standing-around-waiting-for-a-friend vibe. You get some shared snacks, plenty of chances to bounce between conversations, and the organiser snaps photos to prove you actually made friends.

2 hoursfrom AUD $71

From Tokyo: Mount Fuji Sightseeing One Day Trip

★ 4.8 (157)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Japan

From Tokyo: Mount Fuji Sightseeing One Day Trip

When Em from our BugBitten team ran this 10-hour day trip from Tokyo, we packed a lot into one go: Mount Fuji views, five different stops around Lake Kawaguchi, and a shrine visit. You're collected from Tokyo or Shinjuku early, ferried in an air-conditioned van by an English-speaking guide, and dropped at postcard-famous spots like Chureito Pagoda (that iconic red pagoda framed by Fuji) and the lake's quieter parks. It's less about deep dives and more about ticking the scenic boxes — good if you've got limited time and want the highlights without hiking the mountain itself.

Miyako Island Night Tour Jungle Adventure Stargazing and Wildlife

When Ben from our BugBitten team did this night jungle walk on Miyako Island, it felt like stepping into a different world after dark. This subtropical island—about 300km southwest of Okinawa—comes alive with nocturnal critters once the sun drops, and you're hunting for everything from flying insects to the legendary Coconut Crab with a torch in hand. The real drawcard is the stargazing: far less light pollution than mainland Japan means the night sky here is genuinely spectacular. The tour runs 90 minutes, includes hotel pickup across most of the island, and doesn't demand serious fitness—though it's a proper walk on uneven jungle paths.

Popular in SapporoExperience authentic hand-made soba at a real soba shop!

When Tom from our team tried this soba-making experience at a real Sapporo shop, we found ourselves doing the actual work—mixing buckwheat flour, kneading, stretching, and cutting noodles by hand, just like the working chef does every day. The restaurant's been operating for over a decade in a neighbourhood close to Miyazawa station, and it caters to everyone from kids to serious food nerds wanting to understand how Hokkaido's famous soba comes together. The whole thing, hands-on work plus tasting your own bowl, runs about an hour.

1 hourfrom AUD $80

★ 4.8 (85)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Japan

Private Highlights of Kyoto Tour

When Noah from our BugBitten team ran this 7-hour Kyoto tour, it felt nothing like the typical bus-hop circus. The guide steers you via public transport through four major spots (or eight if you do both the northwest and southeast routes), so you actually clock how locals move around the city instead of sitting parked in a charter coach. It's pitched as two separate courses you can mix and match, with private, semi-private (max 8 others), or budget apprentice-guide options. The vibe is deliberate and slow — you're not ticking boxes, you're following a rhythm.

Private Dinner with a Geisha

When Tom from our BugBitten team booked this Kyoto experience, he got something genuinely rare: a private dinner with an actual geisha or maiko in their district. These entertainers — trained in traditional dance, music, and conversation arts — normally perform only for closed circles. Here, you get a three-and-a-half-hour evening that starts with a guided walk through the geiko and maiko quarter, then moves to a two-hour dinner where the performer stays at your table, shares stories tourists don't usually hear, and does a dance performance. It's a window into centuries of Kyoto tradition without the tourist circus.

Tokyo Okutama Day Trip Tour

When Sarah from our team tried this Okutama day trip, we discovered Tokyo's quieter side — a half-day escape into forested mountains that most city visitors never find. The tour whisks you by private car through five to ten hidden pockets of nature within striking distance of central Tokyo: gorges, waterfalls, mountain villages, and seasonal flora that shift the whole vibe each time of year. You're bundled into an air-conditioned vehicle with a professional driver for 10–14 hours, stopping to walk forest paths, soak in onsen (hot springs), and eat a fixed lunch. It's pitched at families, couples, and solo travellers who want nature without the tourist crowds — but the mountain roads are steep and the day is physically bracing.

10 hours – 14 hoursfrom AUD $271

★ 4.8 (60)

🍹 Nightlife

Japan

Exclusive Osaka VIP Nightlife Experience

When Ben from our team ran this Osaka VIP nightlife tour, he got the full red-carpet treatment through the city's premium bar and club scene. You're paired with a local nightlife guide who knows the ropes and the right people, whisking you through four hours of curated venues with priority entry and zero faff. It's tailored to what you're after — whether that's a birthday blowout, honeymoon celebration, or just a proper night out — and two bottles of champagne come with the package. The vibe skews towards travellers after gloss and insider access rather than backpacker dive bars.

4 hoursfrom AUD $588

Tokyo: 3-Hour Bike/E-Bike Tour of the City's Hidden Gems

★ 4.8 (60)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Japan

Tokyo: 3-Hour Bike/E-Bike Tour of the City's Hidden Gems

When Jake from our team took this 3-hour Tokyo bike tour, we pedalled 18km through a mix of major temples—Zojoji, Sensoji in Asakusa—and quieter neighbourhood pockets that most visitors miss. The tour attracts a fair mix of casual and confident riders, with English-speaking guides narrating Tokyo's layered history as you move between districts. It's the kind of outing where you cover serious ground without feeling rushed, and the city reveals itself differently from a saddle than it does on foot.

Private departure transfer from Kyoto city to Osaka Itami International airport

When Alex from our team wrapped up their Kyoto stint, they booked this private taxi transfer to Osaka Itami International Airport — a straightforward way to dodge the train-station shuffle on departure day. It's just a driver, your hotel, and the road to the airport; no stops, no fuss. The vehicle arrives air-conditioned and disinfected, and the driver handles luggage and timing so you can sit back. Good fit if you're tired, travelling with kids, or simply prefer door-to-door without the hassle of public transport.

from AUD $109

Private car tour Let's uncover secrets of majestic Kyoto history

★ 4.8 (49)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Japan

Private car tour Let's uncover secrets of majestic Kyoto history

When Noah from our BugBitten team ran this private car tour through Kyoto, it became clear why it appeals to travellers who'd rather skip the temple queues. You're picked up from your hotel, settled into an air-conditioned van, and driven around a carefully mixed itinerary — some famous spots, plenty of quieter finds — for seven hours. Noah handled navigation and timing while doubling as the photographer, capturing moments with a DSLR. The route flexes to suit your pace, the weather, and any particular place you've had your eye on. It's pitched at families, older travellers, and friend groups after a less rushed day than the standard walking tours.

Private Japanese Calligraphy in Kyoto – Learn Shodō with a Master

When Sarah from our BugBitten team booked a private calligraphy lesson in Kyoto, she stepped into a quiet home studio with a master who's been perfecting brush strokes for over five decades. This is shodō — Japanese brush writing — stripped of the tourist circus. You'll learn proper technique, understand how a calm mind flows into each line, and walk away with a framed kanji of your choice, plus your name inked in Japanese beside it. One hour, just you and the master, in a tatami room that feels genuinely lived-in. No crowds, no rushing between stops.

Best Street Food Walking Tour in Nagoya

When Ben from our team walked through Osu with a local guide, what could've been just another browse through the district turned into something genuinely different. The guide steered us past the main tourist drag to find the real food stalls and tucked-away shrines most visitors walk straight past. Over two hours, we picked up the stories and history that actually make Nagoya tick — the kind of stuff you don't read in guidebooks. Five street foods are included, plus a fortune-telling card, so there's a real structure to the wandering.

Osaka Dotonbori Daytime Food Tour

When Mia from our BugBitten team hit up this 3-hour Osaka food tour in Dotonbori and Namba, she was after the real food scene, not the tourist trap version. The guide steers clear of the obvious high-street joints and cuts through hidden alleys to smaller local spots — think shrine detours and narrow passages most visitors miss. You'll stop at four places to eat proper Osaka fare, grab a drink, and finish with a traditional Japanese sweet. It's a solid half-day for anyone who reckons the best meal is where the locals actually eat, not where Instagram tells you to queue.

3 hoursfrom AUD $303

★ 4.8 (35)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Japan

Kyoto welcome tour

When Alex from our team looked into this Kyoto welcome tour, we found a flexible, made-to-order experience rather than a set itinerary. You text the guide first, then craft your own tour — pick the temples, neighbourhoods, meal stops, and duration that suit your pace. It's just the guide fee at 50 USD per hour for the whole group, which means you're paying for expertise and local knowledge to shape your first few hours (or full day) in Kyoto. The city itself is dense with shrines, gardens, and quiet laneways, so having someone who knows where the crowds thin out is genuinely useful.

3 hours – 8 hoursfrom AUD $502

Shimizu Port Private Car Tour – Mt. Fuji & Local Highlights

★ 4.8 (30)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Japan

Shimizu Port Private Car Tour – Mt. Fuji & Local Highlights

When Tom from our team picked up a private car tour at Shimizu Port, we got a focused 6–7 hour run at Mt. Fuji and the surrounding region — the kind of sprint that works if your cruise schedule is tight. You're driven in your own air-conditioned vehicle with an English-speaking local guide who steers you to the spots hardest to reach by train or bus. The Mt. Fuji World Heritage Centre is your main cultural stop, and the guide layers in local stories and history as you move between viewpoints. Weather and traffic call the shots on which exact stops you'll hit, so flexibility is built in.

6 hours – 7 hoursfrom AUD $995

Ishigaki Mangrove SUP or Canoeing and Phantom Island Snorkeling

★ 4.8 (25)

🐠 Water Activities

Japan

Ishigaki Mangrove SUP or Canoeing and Phantom Island Snorkeling

Paddle through Ishigaki's mangrove forests on the Miyara River by SUP or canoe, then snorkel around Phantom Island—a tidal sandbank that shifts shape with the sea. This four-hour eco-tour pairs forested waterways with coral-rich shallows, where you'll encounter fish and live reef alongside fellow paddlers. The experience includes gear, wetsuits where needed, showers, and photo downloads.

4 hoursfrom AUD $134

Kobe City Best with a local - Private Shore Excursion Kobe Port

★ 4.8 (25)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Japan

Kobe City Best with a local - Private Shore Excursion Kobe Port

When Alex from our team booked this private Kobe City tour, we got a fluent English-speaking local guide for 7 hours of wandering through one of Japan's most interesting ports. The appeal is straightforward: skip the train-station confusion and translation headaches, and instead have someone who knows Kobe's layers — old temples and shrines alongside modern bars and waterfront spots — show you around at your own pace. You can customize it before you go, and the guide meets you at a time that suits your ship. It's just the two of you (or your group), so the energy stays yours.

Private Full-day Nagoya City Tour

When Alex from our team ran this private Nagoya tour, we got a solid six-hour swing through the city's samurai roots and modern face. The guide steered us through Nagoya Castle's grounds (noting the main tower closures that crop up), the atmospheric Osu Kannon Temple tucked into the old shopping district, and into the glassy Sakae precinct where the city's contemporary pulse beats. It's a walking-heavy day covering the key sites, with transport between spots handled — though you'll need to sort your own lunch and get comfortable on your feet.

Okinawa Iriomote Sunset SUP or Canoe Tour in Iriomote Island

When Lily from our team paddled Iriomote's mangrove rivers at dusk, the vibe was properly chilled — shallow, sheltered water meant even first-timers felt confident within minutes. You pick SUP or canoe depending on your mood, gear's all sorted, and the guide snaps photos on a waterproof camera you get to keep. It's a 2-hour float through one of Okinawa's quieter corners, where the light turns golden and the jungle closes in around you. Beginners and dabbling paddlers will find their rhythm here.

First time in Kamakura? Enjoy a Tour of All Must-sees!

When Mia from our BugBitten team ran this Kamakura tour, she got the full medieval samurai-era rundown in one solid day. This is the hits package — the famous shrines and temples that drew power and pilgrims centuries ago, scattered across a town that's somehow kept its character despite the crowds. Seven and a half hours on foot through a place that genuinely feels layered: old spiritual sites nestled into forested hillsides, but with enough modern hustle around them to remind you it's still a working town. Small-group private affair, guide included, and you're moving at a pace that lets things sink in.

Private Transfer from Narita Airport NRT to Tokyo City by Van

When Alex from our team landed at Narita after a long haul, a private van transfer beat the taxi queues and language faff cold. You get picked up by a professional driver in a Toyota Alphard (or similar), whisked into Tokyo city proper, and actually arrive feeling human rather than frazzled. The service includes 45 minutes' grace to collect bags, a bottle of water, and all the airport parking sorted — so no surprises at the other end. Takes roughly an hour depending on traffic, which in Tokyo can be honest about itself.

1 hourfrom AUD $369

★ 4.8 (10)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Japan

Mt Fuji and Kawaguchiko Private Tour

When Em from our team booked this Mt Fuji private tour, we expected the standard photo-stop dash. Instead, we got a full day with a local guide who actually knew the mountain's spiritual side — including a Shinto shrine where the deity of Mt Fuji itself is enshrined. The 10-hour trip from Tokyo takes you up to the 5th Station (weather permitting), down to Lake Kawaguchi, and includes lunch and private vehicle transport. It's less about ticking a box and more about understanding why this volcano matters to Japan.

10 hoursfrom AUD $1164

Japanese Fan Painting Workshop ~ in a Tokyo Flower Shop

★ 4.8 (10)

🛕 Culture & History

Japan

Japanese Fan Painting Workshop ~ in a Tokyo Flower Shop

When Mia from our team tried this Japanese fan painting workshop in a Tokyo flower shop, she spent two hours hand-painting a traditional fan while chatting with other travellers and the instructor. It's a low-key cultural activity set in a working flower shop — the kind of spot that gives you a genuine Tokyo neighbourhood feel rather than a tourist corridor vibe. You leave with an actual painted fan to take home, whether you hang it on a wall or use it when the heat kicks in. The whole thing runs at a relaxed pace, no art experience needed.

2 hoursfrom AUD $87

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Tours in Japan

Tokyo: Shibuya Official Highlight Walking Tour

Japanese Matcha Tea Ceremony and Kimono Experience in Hanayaka

Yokohama and Kamakura 6hr Private Trip Government-Licensed Guide

The Perfect Start: Asakusa Sightseeing & Travel Tips with Coffee

Noboribetsu, Lake Toya and Niseko Day Tour from Sapporo

Fukuoka Group/Private Tour by Local Professionals!

Japanese Home Styled Cooking Class in or around Shinjuku, Tokyo

Tokyo Ninja E Scooter Tour with Local Guide NINJA GO RIDE

A Privately Guided Photoshoot in Beautiful Kyoto by a Pro

Tokyo To Mount Fuji Private English Guided Day Tour

Private Kobe Tour with Licensed Guide and Vehicle

Aizu 4hr Private Tour with Government-Licensed Guide

Narita Airport Private Transfer To Tokyo City

Mt Fuji and Hakone 1-Day Bus Tour Return by Bullet Train

Osaka Pub Crawl and Nightlife Tour

Authentic Kyoto Tea Ceremony: Camellia Flower Teahouse

Tok­yo Locals & Traveller can come alone Party experience Shibuya

From Tokyo: Mount Fuji Sightseeing One Day Trip

Miyako Island Night Tour Jungle Adventure Stargazing and Wildlife

Popular in SapporoExperience authentic hand-made soba at a real soba shop!

Private Highlights of Kyoto Tour

Private Dinner with a Geisha

Tokyo Okutama Day Trip Tour

Exclusive Osaka VIP Nightlife Experience

Tokyo: 3-Hour Bike/E-Bike Tour of the City's Hidden Gems

Private departure transfer from Kyoto city to Osaka Itami International airport

Private car tour Let's uncover secrets of majestic Kyoto history

Private Japanese Calligraphy in Kyoto – Learn Shodō with a Master

Best Street Food Walking Tour in Nagoya

Osaka Dotonbori Daytime Food Tour

Kyoto welcome tour

Shimizu Port Private Car Tour – Mt. Fuji & Local Highlights

Ishigaki Mangrove SUP or Canoeing and Phantom Island Snorkeling

Kobe City Best with a local - Private Shore Excursion Kobe Port

Private Full-day Nagoya City Tour

Okinawa Iriomote Sunset SUP or Canoe Tour in Iriomote Island

First time in Kamakura? Enjoy a Tour of All Must-sees!

Private Transfer from Narita Airport NRT to Tokyo City by Van

Mt Fuji and Kawaguchiko Private Tour

Japanese Fan Painting Workshop ~ in a Tokyo Flower Shop

Tokyo Locals & Traveller can come alone Party experience Shibuya