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Official Street Go-Kart Tour - Osaka Shop

★ 5.0 (1,431)

🏔 Adventure & Sports

Japan

Official Street Go-Kart Tour - Osaka Shop

When Alex from our team tried this Osaka street go-kart tour, it lived up to the social-media hype. You're dressed head-to-toe in anime, manga, or game-character costumes, then piloted onto actual city streets in custom karts with a professional guide leading the way. The route cuts through Osaka's busiest and most colourful neighbourhoods — America-mura, Shinsaibashi, Dotonbori, Namba — at a pace that lets you soak in the energy without missing the absurdity of what you're doing. It's a one-hour blast that feels both surreal and genuinely fun, drawing a mixed crowd of tourists here for the novelty and locals who've clearly seen it all before.

1 hour – 1h 30mfrom AUD $77

★ 5.0 (1,427)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Japan

Tokyo Asakusa Rickshaw Tour

When Em from our team tried this Tokyo rickshaw tour, we found ourselves in a genuinely charming pocket of old Japan that most tourists miss. You're pulled through Asakusa's backstreets and quieter riverside pockets by a local driver who knows the shortcuts and stories — the kind of person who points out heritage shops still run by families who've been there decades. The ride itself is a novelty that works: you're elevated enough to see rooftops and temple eaves, slow enough to actually absorb the neighbourhood rather than blur past it. Tours run 30 minutes to 3 hours depending on what you book, and the route flexes to suit your interests, whether that's shrines, gardens across the Sumida River, or the heritage businesses tucked away from the crowds.

30 min – 3 hoursfrom AUD $54

★ 5.0 (1,308)

🛕 Culture & History

Japan

Tokyo Ginza Chopstick Making Workshop

When Charlie from our BugBitten team tried this chopstick-making workshop in Ginza, Tokyo, it was a proper hands-on hit. You show up, grab traditional tools, shape a pair of wooden sticks to your own taste, and walk out with something you've actually made—no prefab souvenir nonsense. It's set in one of Tokyo's smartest neighbourhoods, draws a mix of solo travellers and small groups, and runs for about an hour. The guides speak English, so there's no fumbling through instructions, and you'll learn why chopsticks matter in Japanese culture beyond just being cutlery.

Tokyo: Shinjuku Historical Walking Tour & Secret Backstreets

When Lily from our team hit up Shinjuku, she tackled one of Tokyo's most chaotic yet compelling precincts on foot. This 90-minute walking tour threads through the station precinct (yes, the world's busiest) and into Omoide Yokocho, Tokyo's older backstreet quarter—a tangle of tiny bars, hole-in-the-wall ramen joints, and vintage vibes wedged between skyscrapers. Your local guide steers you past the neon and selfie crowds to quieter corners, points out the quirky vending machines and a small shrine tucked into the urban fabric, and tips you toward places most visitors miss. It's a solid primer on how Shinjuku actually works beneath the tourist gloss.

Sushi Making in Kyoto! Same-day bookings welcome!

When Jake from our team booked into this Kyoto sushi-making class, he found a straightforward, hands-on experience in the Kawaramachi area. You get 90 minutes to learn the basics of sushi rice, then roll and shape your own nigiri and maki under the watch of English-speaking instructors. It's built for first-timers — couples, families, solo travellers all muddle through together. The payoff: you eat what you've made, and can add sake or soft drinks to the mix. No frills, no lengthy theory. Just rice, fish, and the satisfaction of a roll that actually holds together.

Kyoto Foodie Night Tour

When Tom from our team ran this Kyoto food tour, we hit up seven-plus stops across the city's best eating spots — a proper dinner's worth of tastings. You're threading through Nishiki Market's packed lanes, quiet Pontocho alleyways, and the riverside mood of Kiyamachi, stopping at local-owned joints (menus shift with what's fresh that week). Three drinks come built in; you pick what you fancy — sake, beer, whiskey, soft drinks, whatever. It's three and a half hours of eating, walking, and discovering how Kyoto locals actually eat.

Best Samurai Experience in Tokyo

When Mia from our BugBitten team tried this samurai experience in Tokyo, she walked into a proper dojo lined with armour, weapons, and the real deal — instructors who've actually worked on Japanese film sets. You pick a kimono and hakama, get suited up, then learn sword fundamentals from someone who knows the craft: how to draw, grip, swing, and sheathe. After drilling the basics, you choreograph a mock fight set to music and film the whole thing on your phone. It's a theatrical hour that leans into the costume-and-combat side of samurai culture rather than the philosophy or history, and it delivers exactly that.

Kyoto Japanese Vintage Coin Ring Making Workshop

When Tom from our BugBitten team tried this Kyoto workshop, he spent an hour turning a vintage coin into a wearable ring. It's a low-key hands-on experience in Japan's cultural heart — the kind of thing that appeals to solo travellers, couples, and mates who want to take home something they actually made. You pick your coin (Japanese or international), get walked through the shaping and finishing steps, and walk out with a finished ring. No jewellery experience needed.

Tokyo Chopstick Making Workshop with Artisan

When Jake from our team booked into this Tokyo chopstick-making workshop, he walked into a compact studio tucked away in a quiet neighbourhood where a local artisan teaches you to shape your own pair from scratch. You spend about an hour at the bench with traditional hand tools, learning the basics of how chopsticks are actually made and why they matter culturally in Japan. The finished pair is yours to take home—a solid souvenir that's actually useful, not just decorative. The vibe is low-key and welcoming to complete beginners.

Kyoto Arashiyama Bamboo forest & Hidden Garden Walking Tour

When Charlie from our team ran this five-hour Arashiyama walk, it nailed the balance between ticking off the iconic Bamboo Grove and actually discovering quieter corners most visitors miss. You'll hit a pair of temples and a World Heritage garden, but the real drawcard is the Michelin-rated Buddhist vegetarian lunch served inside Tenryu-ji Temple itself—a proper cultural moment, not just a photo stop. Kyoto's touristy side meets substance here, and the guide walks you through how to read Japanese gardens like you'd learn a language, not just admire the view.

Best Go Kart Experience in Shibuya Crossing with Iconic Photos

When Lily from our BugBitten team took this Tokyo go-kart tour, she was struck by how the stylish LED-wrapped karts and carefully mapped route turned Shibuya Crossing and surrounding icons into a 1 hour 20 minute lap of pure novelty. You're trailing a guide in a convoy through some of Japan's most recognisable streetscapes—stopping for proper photos at the good vantage points rather than just honking past them. The outfit throws in a hard-copy print of your best shots, which lands weeks later as a genuine keepsake. It's the kind of thing first-timers and returning Tokyo hands both do once for the story.

1h 20mfrom AUD $145

Mt Fuji Hidden Gem Custom Car Tour with Licensed Guide & Driver

★ 5.0 (408)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Japan

Mt Fuji Hidden Gem Custom Car Tour with Licensed Guide & Driver

When Lily from our team ran this tour, we found ourselves in a private minivan weaving through the Mt Fuji foothills with a knowledgeable local guide who actually knew the back roads. This is a fully customised day trip — you pick either the Lake Kawaguchiko loop or the Hakone option — and the operator gives you real flexibility to chase weather windows and seasonal highlights. Over 10–11 hours you'll hit the postcard spots: the five-storey pagoda at Arakurayama framing the peak, Lake Kawaguchiko's mirror reflections, a traditional village, and the darker corners of Aokigahara Forest with its hidden lava caves. It's polished without feeling corporate, and the air-con minivan means you're not sweating between stops.

10 hours – 11 hoursfrom AUD $882

Hiroshima 2hr Peace Cycling Tour with Local Guide

★ 5.0 (402)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Japan

Hiroshima 2hr Peace Cycling Tour with Local Guide

When Noah from our team cycled this 2-hour Hiroshima tour, we covered the city's most significant atomic-bomb heritage sites on electric bikes with a local guide. The ride threads through Peace Park, past the Atomic Bomb Dome, along riverside paths, and into rebuilt neighbourhoods—a mix of quiet reflection and gentle pedalling suitable for most fitness levels. You're moving through real Hiroshima: not just the museum precinct, but the lived landscape where locals have rebuilt over seven decades. Groups run mixed, up to 10 riders, and the pace flexes if younger cyclists or less experienced riders are aboard.

The right way to know Kyoto

When Charlie from our BugBitten team booked a private walking tour with this Kyoto outfit, we got what felt like a proper local showing us around their city rather than a standard sightseeing run. The guides are long-term Kyoto residents with serious depth in Japanese history and culture — they've clearly spent years here, not just memorised a script. You work with them to shape the route around what matters to you, hitting top spots across the city over six hours. The vibe is small-group and flexible, which suited us well for a mid-length Kyoto stint.

Asakusa Highlights: Street Food Crawl Tour (7+ Local Bites)

When Mia from our BugBitten team ran this Asakusa food crawl, we expected the usual tourist crush near Senso-ji Temple — instead, the guide steered us into the quiet backstreets where locals actually eat. Two hours, seven-plus bites across 5+ vendors, most running since before our grandparents were born. We stood at a sushi counter elbow-to-elbow with salarymen, slurped soba the proper way, and chatted with owners who've watched the neighbourhood change for decades. It's food history served at street level, not a museum piece.

2 hoursfrom AUD $104

South Kyoto in a Nutshell: Gentle Backstreet Bike Tour!

★ 5.0 (279)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Japan

South Kyoto in a Nutshell: Gentle Backstreet Bike Tour!

When Ben from our team rolled out on this Kyoto bike tour, it felt like the local way to move through the city's best bits. You're on a quality Cannondale pushing through quiet backstreets rather than fighting tourist crowds on main roads — weaving past temples, following the Takase Canal and Kamo River into Gion's geisha district, then climbing up to Tofukuji Temple before descending straight into Fushimi Inari's famous orange torii gates. It's three to four hours of steady pedalling that covers serious ground without feeling rushed. The vibe is relaxed and accessible — our team clocked it as ideal for anyone who can hold a bike line and wants Kyoto beyond the guidebook.

3 hours – 4 hoursfrom AUD $109

Tea Ceremony Experience at Tokyo Asakusa

★ 5.0 (255)

🛕 Culture & History

Japan

Tea Ceremony Experience at Tokyo Asakusa

When Em from our team tried this tea ceremony in Asakusa, we found a refreshingly unpretentious take on a centuries-old tradition. You're not sitting through a stiff formal ritual — instead, you're in a relaxed lounge where you'll whisk your own matcha, nibble proper Japanese sweets, and actually understand what's happening at each step. The whole thing runs about an hour and draws a mix of curious travellers keen to tick off a cultural box without the pressure. It's designed as a warm introduction to tea culture, not a masterclass in etiquette.

Hiroshima & Miyajima Private Custom Tour with Local Guide

When Charlie from our BugBitten team ran this 7-hour private tour, we got a real sense of what makes Hiroshima tick — both its weighty history and everyday pulse. A local guide steers you through the Peace Memorial Park and Atomic Bomb Dome, then pivots to quieter spots like Shukkeien Garden before ferrying you across to Miyajima's Itsukushima Shrine. The itinerary is yours to shape, and the guide knows which laneways and local haunts most visitors miss. You'll move around mostly by public transport, which keeps things grounded and gives you a genuine feel for how locals navigate the city.

Nara 6hr Private Tour with Government-Licensed Guide

When Jake from our BugBitten team ran this private tour through Nara, we got a six-hour walking experience led by a government-licensed guide who actually knows their stuff about Japanese culture and history. You pick three to four sites from the available list — temples, shrines, parks, museums — and the guide shapes the day around what matters to you. It's a smart setup for anyone day-tripping from Kyoto or Osaka who wants to see both the touristy highlights and quieter traditional corners without getting lost or joining a bus pack. The guide meets you on foot in a designated area, so no transport pickup involved.

Hiroshima Local guided Hiking Tour&Open-air Tea Ceremony

When Jake from our team took this morning hike on Mt. Futaba, it was exactly what we'd hoped for — a proper walk through old-growth forest with a payoff that justified the early start. You're climbing about 500 steps through sacred shrine grounds, passing the vivid red torii gates at Kinko Inari and pausing at viewpoints overlooking Hiroshima City, the Seto Inland Sea, and Miyajima across the water. The real highlight comes at the summit, where your guide prepares matcha in an open-air tea ceremony while you're standing in the quiet. It's three hours door-to-door, and it felt unhurried.

Ring making experience　 Completed in about 1 hour!

When Tom from our BugBitten team tried this ring-making workshop in Japan, he walked in empty-handed and left with a custom piece he'd hammered and shaped himself. You pick your metal, choose your texture pattern, decide on the shape and thickness, then get hands-on with proper tools while a skilled craftsperson guides you through. The whole thing wraps in about an hour, and you take the finished ring home the same day—no waiting around. It's a solid choice for couples after a honeymoon keepsake or anyone after a proper souvenir that's actually yours.

Tokyo Guided Electric Kart Tour

When Sarah from our BugBitten team took the electric kart tour through Tokyo, she got behind the wheel of a zippy EV and carved through Shibuya, Harajuku, and Omotesando for 50 minutes with a multilingual guide shepherding the route. It's a proper novelty — you're actually driving on real streets, not a closed track, which keeps the buzz authentic. The guide handles navigation and snaps photos while you soak in the chaos of three of Tokyo's most electric (pun intended) neighbourhoods. Post-tour, there's time to browse Liberty Walk collaboration gear back at base. It's the kind of thing that sounds mad until you're doing it.

Kyoto Make a Metal Shuriken in a Real Ninja House

When Lily from our BugBitten team swung by this workshop in Arashiyama, she cast a metal shuriken from scratch in what felt like an actual ninja hideaway. You'll design your throwing star, prep the mold, pour molten metal, then polish it smooth over about an hour. The space has real historical weight — a genuine ninja house that doubles as a working craft studio. It's the kind of place where Japanese tourists and curious travellers mix, and you walk out with a functional (or decorative) blade you forged yourself.

1 hourfrom AUD $54

Kyoto Bus Tour: Fushimi, Kiyomizu, Kinkaku-ji & Arashiyama

★ 5.0 (214)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Japan

Kyoto Bus Tour: Fushimi, Kiyomizu, Kinkaku-ji & Arashiyama

When Em from our team ran this 10-hour Kyoto circuit, the mixed-format approach stood out: group intros at each stop, optional deeper dives with the guide, then solid chunks of free time to wander solo. You'll hit the big four — Fushimi's vermillion torii gates, the intimate temple gardens of Kiyomizu-dera, the gold-leaf shimmer of Kinkaku-ji, and Arashiyama's bamboo groves — all from a comfortable air-con vehicle. It's a sensible way to see Kyoto's heavy-hitter heritage sites without feeling shepherded through each one.

10 hoursfrom AUD $113

Small-Group Wagyu Beef and 7 Japanese Dishes Tokyo Cooking Class

★ 5.0 (202)

🍜 Food & Cooking

Japan

Small-Group Wagyu Beef and 7 Japanese Dishes Tokyo Cooking Class

When Alex from our team did this Tokyo cooking class, we spent three hours learning to cook eight dishes—from appetisers through to dessert—with wagyu beef as the star. The class runs in a small kitchen space in central Tokyo, capped at eight people, so you're not elbowing past crowds. You'll work with seasonal Japanese ingredients under the eye of a local instructor who walks you through technique, then sit down to eat what you've actually made. It's a solid mid-morning or early-afternoon activity if you want some hands-on Tokyo food culture without the tourist-trap vibe.

Casual Japanese SAKE tasting and snack experience in Kabukicho

When Ben from our BugBitten team ducked into this sake tasting in Kabukicho, it felt like stepping into a proper local spot rather than a tourist routine. You'll taste a curated selection of sakes from around Japan — the kind you won't find in every convenience store — and learn how temperature and food pairing shift what you're tasting. The whole thing runs about an hour, so it fits neatly between other plans. The vibe is relaxed and welcoming whether you've never had sake before or you reckon you know your stuff.

1 hourfrom AUD $54

Osaka Private Custom Tour with Local Guide

★ 5.0 (200)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Japan

Osaka Private Custom Tour with Local Guide

When Alex from our team ran this custom tour through Osaka, we got a solid primer on the city's main attractions in five hours. The guide built the itinerary around what we wanted to see — Osaka Castle, Shinsekai's buzzing streets, Shinsaibashi's shops, and the neon chaos of Dotonbori — and steered us through each neighbourhood with proper local context. It's the kind of tour that works best if you're new to Osaka and want someone who knows the city to connect the dots between its older districts and newer shopping zones without pretending it's some deep cultural deep-dive.

Tokyo Sushi Making Experience & Japanese Cooking Class

When Charlie from our team did this Tokyo sushi class, we walked in expecting knife skills and left with a proper grounding in sushi culture first. The 90-minute session kicks off with a quiz on history, etiquette, and traditions — not busywork, but genuinely useful context — before you're hands-on rolling maki, temari, or nigiri depending on the day. The classroom sits central in Tokyo with multilingual staff (English and Mandarin speakers on hand), and they're quick with the camera for proof you actually made something edible. Vegetarian and allergy menus are sorted in advance, and the whole thing moves at a pace that doesn't leave you gasping.

Wagyu & Sake Pairing in Shinjuku – Steak, Shabu-Shabu & More

When Ben from our team booked into this Shinjuku wagyu experience, we knew we were in for the fine-dining end of the spectrum. You get an 8+ course tasting menu built around premium wagyu cuts sourced from different regions across Japan, each prepared to highlight the meat's natural flavour — think grilled, shabu-shabu, and other traditional techniques. Sake pairings come throughout, including house cocktails designed specifically to complement each course. The whole thing runs about 3 hours in a proper restaurant setting in one of Tokyo's busiest precincts. It's a sit-down, no-messing-about kind of experience aimed squarely at wagyu and sake enthusiasts who want to understand what they're eating.

Tokyo JDM Car Meetup Experience with Random Sports Car

When Em from our team joined this Tokyo JDM experience, we were picked up and driven out to Daikoku Parking Area — the actual spot where Japanese car enthusiasts gather on weekend nights. The 2–3 hour run takes you cruising the Metropolitan Expressway (the roads you see in Initial D), past the lit-up Rainbow Bridge, and stops near Tokyo Tower for photos with real modified cars. This isn't a historical walking tour; it's a genuine peek at Tokyo's automotive underground. You ride shotgun in a random sports car, professional driver handles the wheel, and you get the fuel and toll costs bundled in.

2 hours – 3 hoursfrom AUD $153

Tasting All Types of Sake with Sommelier

★ 5.0 (165)

🍜 Food & Cooking

Japan

Tasting All Types of Sake with Sommelier

When Noah from our BugBitten team booked this sake tasting in Japan, we weren't sure what to expect beyond the obvious. Turns out, a certified International Sake Sommelier walks you through 6–7 styles in 90 minutes, covering everything from delicate ginjos to heavier, earthier brews. You'll taste one rare drop that doesn't leave Japan, learn how to pair sake with actual food (not just theory), and pick up the confidence to order like you know what you're doing in a proper izakaya. The group's small enough that the guide remembers who prefers what.

The Art of Geisha: Exclusive Show & Gion Walking Tour

When Em from our BugBitten team caught this one in Kyoto's Gion district, we got a proper peek at geisha culture without the tourist-trap vibes. You'll walk through the neighbourhood's narrow lanes, watch a maiko (geisha apprentice) perform, then sit down for tea and snacks while firing questions at her and having a crack at a traditional game. The whole thing runs 1–2 hours, small-group style, and it genuinely feels like you're getting insider access rather than being herded through. It's the kind of experience that sticks with you—not flashy, just real.

1 hour – 2 hoursfrom AUD $188

★ 5.0 (146)

🏔 Adventure & Sports

Japan

Early Bird E-biking through East Kyoto

When Sarah from our team pedalled through east Kyoto on this e-bike tour, we caught the city's best temples before the tour groups hit. Starting pre-dawn, the route strings together Fushimi Inari, Tofukuji, Ginkakuji, and Nanzenji — temples that usually heave with crowds by mid-morning. The assisted bikes handle the hills without wearing you out, so even moderate fitness gets you through. It's 6–7 hours of rolling through gardens, canal paths, and Gion's geisha district, with lunch included. Groups and solo travellers go; kids from 13 up are welcome if they're tall enough for the bike.

6 hours – 7 hoursfrom AUD $190

Easy Japanese Speaking Experience and Meet Locals in Shibuya

★ 5.0 (139)

🛕 Culture & History

Japan

Easy Japanese Speaking Experience and Meet Locals in Shibuya

When Alex from our team rocked up to this language exchange event in Shibuya, it was a proper speed-dating setup for learning Japanese and picking the brains of locals. You rotate through three rounds of conversation partners—mix of Japanese residents and expats living in Japan—each swap giving you 15 minutes to chat in English, then 15 in Japanese. The vibe's genuinely relaxed; people swap stories about different regions, swap contact details, and half the group heads out for drinks after. Two hours total, 19:30–21:30, and you'll walk away with fresh phrases to use on the road and maybe some real friendships.

Unique Private Cooking Class with a Tokyo Local Emi

When Noah from our BugBitten team booked this private cooking class with Emi, a Tokyo local and trained chef, we got a proper peek at how real home cooking works in Japan. You'll rock up to either her apartment or cooking studio (depending on group size and day of week) and spend three hours learning to make 3–4 authentic Japanese dishes from scratch. Emi, who studied under three renowned chefs, walks you through everything in her kitchen, then you sit down together to eat what you've made, paired with sake and finished with green tea and a Japanese sweet. It's intimate, customisable, and genuinely about connecting over food rather than performing for tourists.

Hidden Osaka - Yukaku Red Light Tour & Culinary Adventure

When Charlie from our team ran this Osaka tour, we got the real deal: three-and-a-half hours threading through Tobita, Japan's last red light district, then into the retro chaos of Shinsekai before settling into a proper local izakaya meal. The guides are native Osakans who know every corner and can actually tell you why these neighbourhoods matter—not just snap some photos and move on. Fair warning: this isn't a sanitised heritage walk. The food is genuinely adventurous (offal, fermented, unusual cuts), the vibe is raw, and you'll be mixing with locals, not tourists. Small groups by design, out of respect for the spaces.

Tokyo: Asakusa, Senso-ji temple & Shrine Walking Tour

When Lily from our team did this 2-hour walk through Asakusa, she found it cuts past the postcard stuff. Senso-ji Temple and its surrounding lanes are rammed with tour groups, but a guide who actually knows the place steers you toward the details most people shuffle past — proper temple etiquette, Edo-period architecture tucked into side streets, and where locals actually grab a bite. Tokyo's oldest neighbourhood feels less like a museum and more like a living thing when someone shows you how to read it.

History of Hiroshima Group Walking Tour

Walk through Hiroshima's pivotal August 1945 moment and its aftermath on this guided 2-hour tour. Your guide, trained in peace studies, navigates you through the Peace Memorial Park and the skeletal Atomic Bomb Dome, unpacking survivor accounts and the architecture of remembrance. You'll grasp how a devastated city rebuilt itself as a global peace advocate, moving beyond tragedy into purposeful reconstruction.

2 hoursfrom AUD $49

From Tokyo: Mt. Fuji, Hakone, Owakudani & Lake Ashi Bus Tour

★ 5.0 (108)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Japan

From Tokyo: Mt. Fuji, Hakone, Owakudani & Lake Ashi Bus Tour

When Tom from our team ran this full-day loop from Tokyo, it hit the sweet spot between natural sights and accessible sightseeing. You're chasing Mt. Fuji views across Hakone's volcanic landscape — starting at the serene Hakone Shrine, then a lake cruise and the ropeway up to Owakudani's steaming vents, finishing at Oshino Hakkai's eight spring-fed ponds. It's a 10-hour push that packs a lot in, and the scenery does the heavy lifting. The catch: it needs at least six people to run, so confirm early if you're booking close to the date.

10 hoursfrom AUD $90

★ 5.0 (100)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Japan

Tokyo Private Tour: One Day Highlights

When Jake from our BugBitten team ran this seven-hour Tokyo highlight tour, it hit the sweet spot between old and new. You'll move through Asakusa's temple-filled lanes, find quiet at Meiji Jingu Shrine, and land in the neon rush of Shibuya—all with an English-speaking guide steering you past the usual tourist crush. It's built for first-timers wanting more than postcard stops, and our team reckoned it packed genuine local texture into a single day without feeling like a sprint.

7 hoursfrom AUD $271

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Tours in Japan

Official Street Go-Kart Tour - Osaka Shop

Tokyo Asakusa Rickshaw Tour

Tokyo Ginza Chopstick Making Workshop

Tokyo: Shinjuku Historical Walking Tour & Secret Backstreets

Sushi Making in Kyoto! Same-day bookings welcome!

Kyoto Foodie Night Tour

Best Samurai Experience in Tokyo

Kyoto Japanese Vintage Coin Ring Making Workshop

Tokyo Chopstick Making Workshop with Artisan

Kyoto Arashiyama Bamboo forest & Hidden Garden Walking Tour

Best Go Kart Experience in Shibuya Crossing with Iconic Photos

Mt Fuji Hidden Gem Custom Car Tour with Licensed Guide & Driver

Hiroshima 2hr Peace Cycling Tour with Local Guide

The right way to know Kyoto

Asakusa Highlights: Street Food Crawl Tour (7+ Local Bites)

South Kyoto in a Nutshell: Gentle Backstreet Bike Tour!

Tea Ceremony Experience at Tokyo Asakusa

Hiroshima & Miyajima Private Custom Tour with Local Guide

Nara 6hr Private Tour with Government-Licensed Guide

Hiroshima Local guided Hiking Tour&Open-air Tea Ceremony

Ring making experience Completed in about 1 hour!

Tokyo Guided Electric Kart Tour

Kyoto Make a Metal Shuriken in a Real Ninja House

Kyoto Bus Tour: Fushimi, Kiyomizu, Kinkaku-ji & Arashiyama

Small-Group Wagyu Beef and 7 Japanese Dishes Tokyo Cooking Class

Casual Japanese SAKE tasting and snack experience in Kabukicho

Osaka Private Custom Tour with Local Guide

Tokyo Sushi Making Experience & Japanese Cooking Class

Wagyu & Sake Pairing in Shinjuku – Steak, Shabu-Shabu & More

Tokyo JDM Car Meetup Experience with Random Sports Car

Tasting All Types of Sake with Sommelier

The Art of Geisha: Exclusive Show & Gion Walking Tour

Early Bird E-biking through East Kyoto

Easy Japanese Speaking Experience and Meet Locals in Shibuya

Unique Private Cooking Class with a Tokyo Local Emi

Hidden Osaka - Yukaku Red Light Tour & Culinary Adventure

Tokyo: Asakusa, Senso-ji temple & Shrine Walking Tour

History of Hiroshima Group Walking Tour

From Tokyo: Mt. Fuji, Hakone, Owakudani & Lake Ashi Bus Tour

Tokyo Private Tour: One Day Highlights

Ring making experience　 Completed in about 1 hour!