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Nagano’s Snow Monkeys and Sake Tasting Day Tour

★ 5.0 (1)

🌿 Nature & Wildlife

Japan

Nagano’s Snow Monkeys and Sake Tasting Day Tour

When Em from our team booked this 10-hour Nagano tour, we got a solid snapshot of the region's standout draws: wild monkeys soaking in steaming hot springs at Jigokudani, the grand spiritual weight of Zenkoji Temple, and the quiet charm of Obuse's old timber streets. You pick one package—monkeys plus temple, or monkeys plus town—and a private driver handles the lot. The operator leans on flexibility over fixed itineraries, which suits travellers who like to dawdle or skip ahead. Nagano's mountain backdrop and winter light make this feel properly removed from Tokyo's hustle, though you're doing a lot of sitting in a van to link these scattered spots.

10 hoursfrom AUD $814

★ 5.0 (1)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Japan

JR Tower Observatory T38

When Noah from our team headed up JR Tower's T38 Observatory, he found himself 160 metres above downtown Sapporo with views that genuinely stretched in every direction. This isn't a rushed tick-box — you've got three hours to move around the observation deck, track the seasons playing out across Maruyama, Okura, and the surrounding peaks, and watch Odori Park and Susukino shift through light. It's a solid choice if you want Sapporo's geography and skyline without exertion, and it sits right in the city where public transport gets you there easily.

Flavors of Yanaka & Nippori Old Tokyo Food Walk With Local Guide

When Jake from our team ran this 4-hour food walk through Yanaka and Nippori, we got a real taste of how Old Tokyo still breathes in these neighbourhoods. You're threading through Yanaka Ginza—a proper shopping street, not a tourist trap—stopping at local vendors who've been frying, grilling, and baking the same dishes for decades. The vibe is shitamachi (old-town grit and warmth), the food is genuine, and the guide actually knows the shop owners. Three to four stops means you're eating proper amounts, not just nibbling. It's a walk that teaches you Tokyo's history through your stomach.

Near Churaumi Aquarium | Longevity Secrets × Food & Culture

When Charlie from our team tried this experience near Churaumi Aquarium, we sat down in a traditional Okinawan house with a group keen to understand why the locals live so well for so long. You're welcomed with a drink, then watch a short film featuring eight grandmothers in their late 90s sharing their everyday habits and outlook. The meal itself — served on a samurai-era tray table — features traditional Okinawan dishes built around ingredients locals have eaten for generations. It wraps with dessert and herbal tea. The whole thing runs 90 minutes and feels less like a tour, more like being invited into something real.

Akihabara Otaku Wonderland 100% Personalized TOUR

When Alex from our BugBitten team ran this 3-hour Akihabara walking tour, we got the full picture of Tokyo's electric quarter—from its roots as an electronics hub to its current reign as anime and otaku central. The guide steered us through packed streets lined with maid cafes, game centres, and shops stacked floor-to-ceiling with manga and figures, then wrapped things up at Kanda Myojin Shrine with a proper rundown of shrine etiquette. It's a brisk, efficient tick-through of a neighbourhood that feels utterly nowhere else on Earth, best suited to anyone curious about Japanese pop culture and willing to move at pace.

Yokohama: Eat up guided tour

When Noah from our team ran this Yokohama food tour, we hit three spots that tell Japan's ramen story: the Cup Noodles Museum, Yokohama Chinatown, and the Ramen Museum. It's a five-hour crawl through instant noodle history, bustling alleys packed with steaming bowls and shopfronts, and regional ramen variations. The vibe is foodie-focused and touristy-but-genuine — you're moving between museums and markets with an English-speaking guide who knows the area's Chinese heritage and noodle culture inside out. We made our own Cup Noodles, wandered Chinatown's narrow lanes, and tasted ramen styles from across Japan.

5 hoursfrom AUD $209

Kyoto Unfiltered: 8-Hour Private Day Designed Just for You

★ 5.0 (1)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Japan

Kyoto Unfiltered: 8-Hour Private Day Designed Just for You

When Noah from our BugBitten team booked this private 8-hour Kyoto tour, what struck us was the relief of having a local guide handle the navigation stress. Kyoto's brilliant — temples, bamboo groves, backstreet alleys — but the public transport system can tie you in knots. This tour picks you up from your accommodation and weaves through the city's major landmarks and lesser-known pockets, with your guide sharing real cultural context along the way. It's designed to flex to your pace and interests, which means you're not herded through a rigid schedule. Groups tend to be small, and the guide handles logistics so you can actually absorb what you're seeing rather than squinting at a map.

Private tour! Wash Bodhisattva and Explore Japanese Garden.

When Lily from our team ran this private tour, we hit three Tokyo sites in two hours—two temples and a sprawling 1700s garden. Koganji temple kicks off with a hands-on Bodhisattva statue wash (a ritual rarely offered to tourists), then Shinseiji temple to eyeball a rare Buddha wearing a hat and snap photos. The real draw is Rikugien Garden, an 88-viewpoint spread designed by a samurai lord. You'll do some gentle hiking to hunt down viewpoints, sit in the tea house with a cup of matcha overlooking the grounds, and soak in what samurai life felt like. It's intimate, small-group pacing, and finishes near Komagome station.

Tokyo 1.5 Hour Edo Kiriko Glass Cutting Workshop in Sumida

When Tom from our team booked into this Sumida workshop, he walked into the real deal — a working Edo Kiriko studio where a master craftsman teaches you the traditional glass-cutting techniques that have defined Japanese decorative glasswork for centuries. You're not watching a demo behind velvet ropes; you're at the bench with genuine tools, learning to cut and shape your own piece over 90 minutes. The neighbourhood around Sumida has that quiet, local Tokyo feel — a bit removed from the tourist crush — and you'll leave with a handmade glass object that actually came from your own hands.

Private Wildlife Photography Tour in Hokkaido Flying Squirrels

When Charlie from our BugBitten team booked this private wildlife photography tour in Hokkaido, we were after something quieter than the usual wildlife circuit — and that's exactly what we got. The focus is Ezo flying squirrels: pocket-sized, round-bodied nocturnal gliders that live in the coniferous forests near Obihiro. You're out before dawn and again at dusk, working with a knowledgeable guide who knows where these creatures nest and how to position yourself without spooking them. The full day includes a long midday break, so it's less about cramming sightings and more about rhythm and patience. It's a genuine sit-still-and-wait photography experience, not a wildlife chase.

Kobe: Maiko Scenic and Cultural Highlights Guided Tour

When Charlie from our BugBitten team ran this 90-minute Kobe tour, it hit a sweet spot between engineering spectacle and genuine history. You're walking beneath the Akashi-Kaikyo Bridge—one of the world's longest suspension spans—with a glass-floor section that drops your stomach 50 metres, then pivoting to explore Ijokaku, a coastal villa that once hosted Sun Yat-sen himself. The Maiko waterfront feels less touristy than central Kobe; it's where locals actually walk and the Akashi Strait views genuinely impress. A knowledgeable guide threads together the landscape's shift from poetic inspiration to modern engineering marvel.

Craft Washi and Uchiwa Fan Making Echizen Washi Village Tour

When Alex from our team ran this Echizen Washi tour, we got the full picture of Japan's paper-making heartland in just three hours. You're in a region that's been perfecting washi for 1,500 years, and this experience gives you hands-on time making sheets yourself and crafting a traditional uchiwa fan to take home. The village itself feels like stepping into a working craft tradition — quiet, focused, with artisans genuinely invested in passing on their skills. It's the kind of place where you'll actually use what you make, not just stash it in a drawer.

Fukuoka Airport(FUK)to Fukuoka hotels-Round-Trip Private Transfer

When Alex from our team booked this private transfer from Fukuoka Airport to their hotel, it beat the taxi queues hands down. It's a straightforward door-to-door service — driver meets you with a nameplate, AC vehicle, all fees included upfront, no surprises at the end. The 30-minute ride into the city is smooth enough to set you up properly after a flight, and they track your incoming flight so timing stays flexible. Popular with travellers who'd rather skip the shared shuttle shuffle and have luggage sorted without faffing about.

30 minfrom AUD $150

Kamakura and Yokohama Heritage Private Van Tour

★ 5.0 (1)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Japan

Kamakura and Yokohama Heritage Private Van Tour

When Jake from our BugBitten team booked this private van tour, we got the kind of door-to-door service that makes Japan's train system feel unnecessarily complicated. You're picked up from your hotel and driven through two of the Kanto region's most visited spots — Kamakura, with its zen temples and coastal charm, and Yokohama, where modern harbourside development meets centuries-old Chinatown. The 7–9 hour window lets you set the pace: hit the Great Buddha and Tsurugaoka Hachimangu, wander Komachi's shopping street, or skip straight to Minato Mirai's glitzy waterfront. The driver provides commentary on major sites. It's a solid middle ground between the rigidity of group tours and the logistics of solo train hopping.

7 hours – 9 hoursfrom AUD $1333

Kimono Walk and Tea ceremooy and sake in Historic Kitsuki Castle

★ 5.0 (1)

🛕 Culture & History

Japan

Kimono Walk and Tea ceremooy and sake in Historic Kitsuki Castle

When Charlie from our team did this Kitsuki walk, we stepped into one of Japan's most atmospheric castle towns — a place where samurai once lived on the hillsides and merchants clustered below, all preserved in stone-paved lanes that genuinely feel frozen in the Edo period. You'll spend five hours in a rented kimono, wander the quiet streets with a local guide for part of the experience, sit through a proper tea ceremony, and finish at a six-generation sake brewery tasting award-winning Chiebijin. It's equal parts cultural immersion and self-guided exploration, best reached by taxi or bus from nearby Beppu.

5 hoursfrom AUD $130

Private Vacation Photography Session with Local Photographer in Kyoto

★ 5.0 (1)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Japan

Private Vacation Photography Session with Local Photographer in Kyoto

When Ben from our team booked a private photography session with a local Kyoto photographer, we got a solid hour to capture family moments against the city's temples and streets — minus the tourist crowds. The photographer was local and knew the best light and quieter spots, which made a difference. You get 20–65 high-res digital shots (depending on your package tier) delivered within five days. It's a straightforward way to leave Japan with photos of yourselves rather than just selfies, and the price sits somewhere between a nice souvenir and a proper investment. Works for couples, families, solo travellers, milestone moments — pretty much anyone who wants a pro's eye on their holiday.

Fukuoka Yanagawa River Cruise and Ball Crafting at a Local House

When Alex from our BugBitten team ran this tour, we discovered why locals call Yanagawa the Venice of Kyushu. You drift down narrow canals in a traditional wooden boat while your guide narrates local history and folk songs, then head to a craftsperson's home to stitch your own Mari — an embroidered silk ball said to bring good fortune. It's a gentler pace than most day tours: the boat ride feels genuinely intimate, and the 2-hour embroidery workshop demands real focus but rewards you with something genuinely handmade. The whole experience runs about 7.5 hours, including transport. Teens and adults only.

7h 30mfrom AUD $217

Nagoya Private Customizable Full Day Tour

★ 5.0 (1)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Japan

Nagoya Private Customizable Full Day Tour

When Jake from our team booked this Nagoya private tour, he got to build his own itinerary from scratch—pick 4 to 5 sites, skip what he'd already seen, and move through the city at his pace with a local guide in tow. It's an 8-hour setup that works best if you know roughly what you want to do and book well ahead (ideally a month or more). The operator handles all the logistics: hotel pickups in the city centre, transport, venue bookings, the lot. You're paying for flexibility here, which is handy if you've got specific interests or want to avoid the usual tourist circuit.

Private Transfers between Narita Airport (NRT) and Haneda (HND)

When Alex from our BugBitten team needed to hop between Tokyo's two major airports, we booked a private transfer and ditched the train chaos entirely. This service handles the Narita-to-Haneda run (or vice versa) in around 70–100 minutes depending on traffic, with a driver holding your name sign at arrivals and monitoring your flight to build in a buffer. You get a spacious Toyota Alphard or Hiace, air-con, and peace of mind — especially useful if you're juggling a tight connection or just can't face the Keisei Express and monorail puzzle after a long flight.

1h 20m – 1h 40mfrom AUD $273

Private Tour in Tokyo 5 Cities and 10 Points Day or Night

★ 5.0 (1)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Japan

Private Tour in Tokyo 5 Cities and 10 Points Day or Night

When Noah from our BugBitten team booked this private Tokyo tour, the pitch was simple: hit 10 major sights across five wards in six hours without the usual solo traveller shuffle. You get a dedicated local guide, a car, and the kind of street-level context you'd normally spend days piecing together. It's Tokyo's greatest hits distilled — the famous temples, bustling districts, quiet corners — with insider tips thrown in. Not a sprint, but genuinely efficient. The catch: minimum two tickets means you're either bringing a mate or paying for two seats solo.

6 hoursfrom AUD $266

Tokyo Private Walking Tour Custom Itinerary with Local Guide

★ 5.0 (1)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Japan

Tokyo Private Walking Tour Custom Itinerary with Local Guide

When Lily from our BugBitten team booked this private walking tour, she got a custom afternoon hitting Tokyo's heavyweight sights—Imperial Palace, Asakusa, Meiji Shrine, Tsukiji—guided by a multilingual local who shaped the itinerary to her pace and curiosity. It's pitched at first-timers wanting the highlights without the tour-bus crowds, and the 2-hour window (flexible, bookable longer) keeps energy up. Hotel pickup sweetens the deal. You're walking and catching some public transport, so bring comfortable shoes and a light bag.

Tokyo: Discover Local Gourmet of all of Japan

When Mia from our BugBitten team did this Tokyo food tour, she spent 90 minutes in Yurakucho—a compact stretch near Tokyo Station packed with regional food stalls and specialty shops. It's a smart hit for travellers who want tastes of Hokkaido, Okinawa, Kochi, Yamagata, Fukui, and Ibaraki without leaving the city. The area hums with locals and tourists picking through jars, tins, and fresh samples. Your guide steers you through the warren of shops, pointing out what's worth trying and what makes each prefecture's food culture tick. No cooking, no sit-down meal—just a walk-and-taste vibe.

Private Transfer: Tokyo to Haneda Airport HND by Sedan Car

When Jake from our BugBitten team booked a private sedan transfer from central Tokyo to Haneda Airport, he got exactly what he needed: a driver waiting in his hotel lobby with a sign, a comfortable Mercedes or BMW, and zero faffing about. The 30-minute run east is straightforward—no surprises, no detours, just air-conditioned reliability. It's the kind of service that lets you relax before a flight instead of white-knuckling through a packed shuttle or navigating the train with luggage. Tokyo traffic being what it is, having a dedicated car and driver who knows the route beats joining the queue.

30 minfrom AUD $403

7 hours Private Customizable Walking Tour in Hiroshima

★ 5.0 (1)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Japan

7 hours Private Customizable Walking Tour in Hiroshima

When Sarah from our team did this 7-hour walking tour, we covered the weight of Hiroshima's history alongside the serene island temples of Miyajima. It's a solid day that pairs the Peace Memorial Park and Museum with a ferry ride across to the famous floating torii gate, all guided by a licensed English-speaking interpreter. The tour picks you up from your hotel and handles transport between the two sites, making it manageable if you're not keen on navigating Japanese public transport solo. You'll walk a fair bit, but the guide steers the pace to match your crew's fitness level.

Private Transfer from Kansai Airport to Osaka Kyoto and Nara

When Charlie from our team used this private transfer from Kansai Airport, it was exactly what you need after a long flight — no scrambling for trains or wrestling luggage through crowded platforms. You get picked up right at the airport by a professional driver in an air-conditioned vehicle and head straight to Osaka, Kyoto, Nara, or Wakayama. The driver tracks your flight so they're ready when you land, and they'll wait up to an hour if you're delayed. It's a solid 40 minutes to an hour and a half depending on where you're headed, and it takes the friction out of arrival.

40 min – 1h 30mfrom AUD $136

Tokyo Shutoko Expressway Night Open Top Bus Experience

★ 5.0 (1)

🏔 Adventure & Sports

Japan

Tokyo Shutoko Expressway Night Open Top Bus Experience

When Em from our team boarded this open-top double-decker, we were in for a genuinely odd 60 minutes. The Tokyo Shutoko (Metropolitan Expressway) Night Experience whisks you along Japan's elevated highway network at speed, wind whipping past, with zero guardrails between you and a 4-metre drop. It's marketed as an adrenaline rush for visitors and locals alike, though the route shifts without warning depending on traffic. Most people who book are after the novelty and the rush — it's not sightseeing in the traditional sense.

1 hourfrom AUD $25

Nagoya: Private Day Tour to Toyota Museum, Castle & Shrines

★ 5.0 (1)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Japan

Nagoya: Private Day Tour to Toyota Museum, Castle & Shrines

When Ben from our BugBitten team ran this Nagoya day tour, it packed a serious amount of ground — from the Toyota Museum's industrial exhibits through Nagoya Castle's golden roof to two major shrines, with a local lunch stop wedged in between. The tour strings together the city's industrial past, feudal-era landmarks, and spiritual sites in one 6.5-hour loop. You're moving steadily but not frantically, and the guide's English is solid. Nagoya itself is understated compared to Tokyo or Kyoto — manufacturing heritage and local pride dominate the vibe, with fewer tourist crowds. Good for travellers who want depth without the circus.

Shinjuku Night tour Include drinks and food w/ Local Guide

When Em from our BugBitten team ran this Shinjuku night tour, we got a proper taste of Tokyo's backstreet food culture without the usual tourist shuffle. A local guide steers you through three hours of eating, drinking, and wandering — starting with temari sushi and sake, then a quick historical detour past Hanazono Shrine before hitting the maze of Golden Gai's tiny restaurants and bars. You'll finish with karaoke at a craft beer spot. It's a guided crawl that feels manageable, stays small (max 6 people), and comes with six drinks included. The vibe is social and safe, even if you're new to Japan and can't read the signs.

Sakura Picnic "Hanami" in Osaka - Spring Only

When Lily from our BugBitten team caught Osaka's cherry blossom season, she joined a 2-hour guided wander through Kema Sakuranomiya Park during peak hanami—the Japanese tradition of picnicking under blooming sakura trees. The park is packed with hundreds of cherry trees and buzzing with locals claiming prime spots under the branches, food stalls dotting the paths, and that particular spring energy Japan does so well. The walk takes you through the famous Sakura Tunnel (weather permitting), a street lined with blooming trees, and wraps in a proper hanami experience: Japanese tea, sake, and snacks while sitting among the blossoms.

Koyasan: Sacred Silence of Okunoin at Dawn and After Dark

When Jake from our BugBitten team did this walk through Koyasan Okunoin, we got a proper sense of why this place matters to Shingon Buddhism. You pick your timing — either an early-morning drift through mist-soaked cedar groves or an after-dark wander where lanterns flicker against centuries-old gravestones. The walk kicks off at Ichinohashi Bridge and winds toward the Mausoleum of Kobo Daishi, the spiritual core of the site. It's a 90-minute guided experience, quiet and reflective, with your guide explaining the living faith that still animates this cemetery and temple complex.

1h 30mfrom AUD $154

Osaka Private Tour with Guide in Spanish

★ 5.0 (1)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Japan

Osaka Private Tour with Guide in Spanish

When Em from our team ran this eight-hour Osaka tour, we got a solid introduction to the city's main neighbourhoods with a Spanish-speaking guide. Starting at Osaka Castle for skyline views, we moved through Shinsekai to catch the iconic Tsutenkaku tower, then ducked into the anime and gaming culture of Nipponbashi before finishing in the buzz of Namba and Dotonbori's neon-soaked streets. It's a walking-heavy day that covers ground efficiently, though you'll need to sort your own transport between stops and pay separately for castle entry and other attractions.

Shibuya Food Explorer 13 Dishes You’ll Love Across 4 Local Spots

When Tom from our BugBitten team ran this Shibuya food tour, he spent three hours weaving through one of Tokyo's most electric neighbourhoods with a small group, hitting four local spots and working through 13 small dishes. Shibuya's the kind of place where the crossing floods with thousands every few minutes, the energy is infectious, and the food scene punches well above the tourist-trap line. You'll navigate the famous crossing, pay respects at the Hachiko statue, and duck into the kind of izakayas locals actually eat at — the ones tucked away on Centre-gai rather than facing the main drag.

Bamboo Teaspoon Making Class

When Sarah from our team booked into this Kyoto craft class, she got two hours shaping her own teaspoon from Kyomei white bamboo — the kind that's been used in traditional Japanese craftsmanship for ages. You'll work with a small knife to shave the bamboo down, then sand it smooth, and walk out with an actual finished piece you've made. It's a quiet, hands-on experience in a city that's usually crawling with tour groups, so the pace feels refreshingly unhurried and the instructor gives real attention.

Okunoin Private Walking Tour

When Lily from our BugBitten team walked Okunoin, it felt like stepping into Japan's spiritual backbone. This is a private 2-hour guided tour through the country's largest sacred cemetery—3km of moss-covered pathways, weathered stone lanterns, and a thousand years of Buddhist pilgrimage history. Your guide is certified by Kongobuji Temple and knows the stories behind every section. The morning option includes witnessing the Shojin-ku ritual, a rare monastic practice. It's the kind of place where silence feels active, and you're rarely jostled by tour groups.

Tsukiji Outer Market Walking and Cooking Experience

When Tom from our BugBitten team did this Tsukiji experience, we found ourselves ankle-deep in one of Tokyo's most storied food markets, then elbow-deep in fish prep. The five-hour blend of market wandering and hands-on cooking unfolds in the outer market's buzz — vendors still shouting, ice still flying, the whole scene feels properly lived-in rather than polished for tourists. You buy your own sea bream fresh, then learn to fillet it, boil it, grill it, steam it, fry it, and construct a proper dashi stock. It's mechanics-focused: less about plating Instagram gold, more about building skills you'll actually use at home.

5 hoursfrom AUD $575

★ 5.0 (1)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Japan

Discover Tokyo Your Way!

When Alex from our BugBitten team booked this Tokyo orientation, we weren't sure what to expect from a 2-hour 'choose-your-own-adventure' tour. Turns out it's less about rushing through landmarks and more about getting your bearings in a city that can feel overwhelming on arrival. You pick what matters to you—temples, ramen alleys, neighbourhood cafes—and a local guide walks you through it while feeding you practical intel about trains, payment systems, and where locals actually eat. You get a brochure crammed with tips too. It's pitched at first-timers who want direction without the scripted theme-park vibe, and it works best if you arrive with a rough idea of what interests you.

Make Your Own Japanese Sofubi Vinyl Toy in a Real Tokyo Factory

When Em from our BugBitten team did this workshop at UCHOTEN FACTORY in Tokyo, we walked into a working soft vinyl factory and actually made a toy from scratch — moulding, painting, packaging the lot. It's a rare peek into how Japan's beloved sofubi figures come to life, and you finish with your own creation in hand after about 4 hours. The factory vibe is casual and hands-on; no experience required, and the artisans keep you moving through each step without fuss. It's the kind of thing that feels properly behind-the-scenes, not a tourist setup.

Hakone to Tokyo Haneda Airport (HND) - Private Departure Transfer

When Charlie from our team booked this private transfer from Hakone to Tokyo Haneden Airport, it was a no-fuss way to dodge the early-morning train shuffle. You get picked up at your hotel or resort in Hakone, sit back in an air-conditioned car, and roll straight to the terminal — about an hour and 25 minutes of smooth highway driving with a professional driver who knows the route. It's the kind of transfer that removes stress when you're already juggling luggage and a flight time.

1h 25mfrom AUD $443

Kobe Day Tour: Akashi Bridge,Chinatown,Harborland,Japanese Garden

★ 5.0 (1)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Japan

Kobe Day Tour: Akashi Bridge,Chinatown,Harborland,Japanese Garden

When Jake from our team ran this Kobe day tour, we ticked off the city's big-ticket sights in one hit: the massive Akashi Bridge, a glass-floored promenade, the waterfront hustle of Harborland, Chinatown's street-food lanes, a proper Japanese garden, and a historic Western-style neighbourhood. It's a full 11 hours on a tour bus with hotel pickup, so you're seeing Kobe properly without navigating train lines yourself. The city's got a relaxed, rebuilt feel—this tour moves you through the old and new in one sweep.

11 hoursfrom AUD $116

Sapporo Karaoke Culture Tour with English Guide

★ 5.0 (1)

🍹 Nightlife

Japan

Sapporo Karaoke Culture Tour with English Guide

When Ben from our BugBitten team hit up this karaoke night in Sapporo's Susukino district, it ticked every box for a proper introduction to Japan's singing culture. You rock up with an English-speaking guide who steers you through the etiquette, plonks you in a private booth, and keeps the drinks flowing for 90 minutes while you belt out tunes. The vibe is welcoming—whether you're a karaoke regular or completely new to it—and the snacks plus all-you-can-drink setup means you're sorted for the evening. It's a tight two-hour window, but enough time to get a real feel for why locals are obsessed with this pastime.

2 hoursfrom AUD $121

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Tours in Japan

Nagano’s Snow Monkeys and Sake Tasting Day Tour

JR Tower Observatory T38

Flavors of Yanaka & Nippori Old Tokyo Food Walk With Local Guide

Near Churaumi Aquarium | Longevity Secrets × Food & Culture

Akihabara Otaku Wonderland 100% Personalized TOUR

Yokohama: Eat up guided tour

Kyoto Unfiltered: 8-Hour Private Day Designed Just for You

Private tour! Wash Bodhisattva and Explore Japanese Garden.

Tokyo 1.5 Hour Edo Kiriko Glass Cutting Workshop in Sumida

Private Wildlife Photography Tour in Hokkaido Flying Squirrels

Kobe: Maiko Scenic and Cultural Highlights Guided Tour

Craft Washi and Uchiwa Fan Making Echizen Washi Village Tour

Fukuoka Airport(FUK)to Fukuoka hotels-Round-Trip Private Transfer

Kamakura and Yokohama Heritage Private Van Tour

Kimono Walk and Tea ceremooy and sake in Historic Kitsuki Castle

Private Vacation Photography Session with Local Photographer in Kyoto

Fukuoka Yanagawa River Cruise and Ball Crafting at a Local House

Nagoya Private Customizable Full Day Tour

Private Transfers between Narita Airport (NRT) and Haneda (HND)

Private Tour in Tokyo 5 Cities and 10 Points Day or Night

Tokyo Private Walking Tour Custom Itinerary with Local Guide

Tokyo: Discover Local Gourmet of all of Japan

Private Transfer: Tokyo to Haneda Airport HND by Sedan Car

7 hours Private Customizable Walking Tour in Hiroshima

Private Transfer from Kansai Airport to Osaka Kyoto and Nara

Tokyo Shutoko Expressway Night Open Top Bus Experience

Nagoya: Private Day Tour to Toyota Museum, Castle & Shrines

Shinjuku Night tour Include drinks and food w/ Local Guide

Sakura Picnic "Hanami" in Osaka - Spring Only

Koyasan: Sacred Silence of Okunoin at Dawn and After Dark

Osaka Private Tour with Guide in Spanish

Shibuya Food Explorer 13 Dishes You’ll Love Across 4 Local Spots

Bamboo Teaspoon Making Class

Okunoin Private Walking Tour

Tsukiji Outer Market Walking and Cooking Experience

Discover Tokyo Your Way!

Make Your Own Japanese Sofubi Vinyl Toy in a Real Tokyo Factory

Hakone to Tokyo Haneda Airport (HND) - Private Departure Transfer

Kobe Day Tour: Akashi Bridge,Chinatown,Harborland,Japanese Garden

Sapporo Karaoke Culture Tour with English Guide

Kamakura and Yokohama Heritage Private Van Tour