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Introducing you to a higher-grade trip with videos, where you can experience the food, traditional culture, and history throughout Japan.
Introducing you to a higher-grade trip with videos, where you can experience the food, traditional culture, and history throughout Japan.
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Experience the tea ceremony, a traditional Japanese culture, in peace and quiet.You can learn the basic techniques of the tea ceremony and how to make tea, and spend time enjoying tea with seasonal Japanese sweets.
Osaka
Visit the five-storied pagoda of Rurikoji Temple in Yamaguchi City, selected as one of 52 Places to Go in 2024 by The New York Times. You'll also see spectacular views such as the
Yamaguchi
This tour is designed for foreign visitors to the Kansai Expo, taking them by private vehicle to experience the magnificence and incredible techniques of
Kagawa・Okayama・Hyogo
In the Edo period, everyone admired visiting Ise. Furthermore, there were travelers who walked from there to Kumano.
Mie
Yamaguchi City's traditional craft “Ouchi doll” is a beautiful craft with a historical background. It is a traditional craft made by fully demonstrating the techniques of Ouchi lacquerware,
Yamaguchi
At its peak, there are over 200 katsuo smoking huts in Nakiri (Nakiri), and there are still 3 smoking huts. Among them, we are particular about traditional manufacturing methods,
Mie
Experience bonsai at “Yoshoen,” which has a long history of landscaping in Ikeda City, Osaka Prefecture, which has received high praise both domestically and internationally.
Osaka
It is a traditional experience that has continued for over 100 years, using a wooden boat to go down the “Kuma River” that flows through the Hitoyoshi-Kuma region of Kumamoto prefecture.
Kumamoto
Kanemori Alloy Co., Ltd.Established in 1714, this is a long-established foundry company located in Kanazawa, Ishikawa, with its roots in the service of Maeda Toshinaga, the lord of the Kaga Domain.
Ishikawa
The “Matsushima History Exploration Course: Visit Oshima and Hidden Spots” is a guided walking tour where you can experience the history and culture of Japan's top three sights, Matsushima.
Miyagi
You can wear armor and walk around Kishiwada Castle, Ninomaru Square, and the tourist exchange center directly and take pictures.
Osaka
Limited to 3 Days: Exclusive Meditation Experience with Monks in a Private Hall for Small Groups A special meditation experience will be held at Kohfukuji Temple in Nara,
Nara
A “construction guide” who lives in Yusuhara Town will tour the course together, introduce the relationship between Kengo Kuma and Yusuhara Town until now,
Kochi
You will enjoy playing kemari, a Japanese traditional ball game played by nobles and feudal lords during the Muromachi period (1336-1573) and onwards.
Yamaguchi
The Takayama Festival is one of Japan's top three beautiful festivals, and was registered as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage in 2016.
Gifu
Nostalgic OSAKA remains in this region, which escaped the flames of World War II. The Karahori area is about a 20 minute walk from downtown Dotonbori,
Osaka
A braid that became a key item in the blockbuster anime movie scene.At this sacred place, you can experience authentic braid making using a round stand from Hida Takayama.
Gifu
Introducing recommended activities and tours that are different from the usual trip.(※)
Together with the guide, you will ride an electrically assisted bicycle along the “Wind Road,” which uses the abandoned Shimotsui Electric Railway track
Okayama
Numajiri Motoyu, the source of Numajiri Onsen, is located halfway up Mt Adatara (elevation about 1300 meters), and boasts the highest amount of gushing water in Japan as a single source.
Fukushima
After enjoying a meal of fresh seafood just in from the fishing port, we will deliver a moment of surprise and emotion at the Sand Museum,
Tottori
<Attractions of the Tour>The tour plan focuses on Yamaguchi, which has been selected by The New York Times as one of the “52 Places to Visit in 2024,” and the popular Shimose Art Museum,
Yamaguchi・Hiroshima
Embark on a journey through the Echigo-Tsumari area, host to the 'Echigo-Tsumari Art Triennale,' with an exclusive art festival guide,
Niigata
The Open-air theater TAO Hill “Skyward Stage” is based in Aso Kuju National Park, where you can experience live performances by DRUM TAO, a Japanese drum entertainment group active around the world.
Oita
Hokkaido offers an overwhelmingly large scale of natural beauty.
The Tohoku region offers a rich variety of attractions such as abundant nature, a variety of hot springs, and energetic summer festivals.
From Osaka to Hokkaido, take an airplane. Tohoku is a large area, so use the Shinkansen , airplane, or ferry depending on your destination.
Tokyo, the capital of Japan, is one of the largest cities in the world for fashion and cultural trends.
In the adjacent area, historic shrines and temples, hot springs, and natural beauty abound.
Use the plane or bullet train from Osaka, depending on your destination.
Fuji, the world-famous highest mountain in Japan, the Japanese Alps, and one of the largest tea plantations in Japan, and winter sports can be enjoyed in winter, especially on the Sea of Japan side.
Use the plane or bullet train from Osaka, depending on your destination.
Osaka, the host city of EXPO 2025, is a city where the old and new are interwoven, as if the entire city were a theme park.
Kyoto and Nara are immensely popular as ancient capitals, and Koyasan and Ise-Jingu Shrine, sacred sites in Japan, are also located here.
Use the train or bus from Osaka, depending on your destination.
The Seto Inland Sea, home to the historically famous Hiroshima Prefecture and the Shimanami Kaido, a sacred land for cyclists that connects Hiroshima and Ehime , is attractive for its many islands and art.
The Shikoku 88 Temple Pilgrimage is also popular.
Use the Shinkansen, airplane, or ferry from Osaka, depending on your destination.
This area includes Fukuoka, the gateway to Kyushu, famous for its food stalls, NaB1:C3gasaki, with its history of international trade, and Oita, with its many hot spring sources.
Okinawa has a unique culture and rich natural environment, and its beautiful beaches are popular diving spots.
From Osaka to Okinawa, take an airplane. Kyushu is a large area, so use the Shinkansen , airplane, or ferry depending on your destination.
Check out festivals, traditional arts, fireworks, and other events around Japan for a more enjoyable trip.