“We felt like we were spending time with a friend who wanted us to experience the best of her hometown.”
Dan M, October 2018“Possibly the best single day tour my wife and I have ever had and we have traveled a lot.”
Steven P, April 2019“The wonder of this tour is you can change paths at any moment. It was exactly what I wanted, even when I didn’t know I wanted it.”
Jordan S, July 2019by Francesca Pagan
As a Venetian living in Kyoto, when I first moved here, things were… well, not hard, but weird for sure. Even though I had been studying Japan’s h...
by Sumire Yamada
When travelling to an unknown city, it’s important to pick the right place to make your home base so you can explore the best the city has to offer....
by Stephen Edmunds
Being the first ever port city in Japan, the diverse expat ratio which followed has lent Kobe an international vibe that is hard to find in the rest o...
by Stephen Edmunds
Nightlife in Kobe has everything you need, with a spread of restaurants and bars literally wherever you go. Being the first port city in Japan has mea...
by Stephen Edmunds
I originally chose to settle in Kobe because when visiting, I felt it so uniquely vibrant, naturally stunning and stress free a place as to be somewhe...
by Kenji Kitabayashi
Yokohama is a city where East collides with West - where traditional Japanese izakaya sit side by side futuristic towers, and tiny ramen bars compete ...
by Andrew Thompson
If you’re looking for the best of Japan in the fall, then you can’t overlook a visit to the magical Kyoto. Kyoto fall foliage is simply spectacula...
by Andrew Thompson
Japan in the fall is truly spectacular, and Tokyo at this time of the year is particularly beautiful. Tokyo in the fall serves up a wide selection of ...
Japan in the fall is beautiful, and most cities have something unique to offer visitors. Sapporo is no exception. This mountainous northern Japanese c...
by Steven Stringer
As one of Japan’s largest cities and the birthplace of the pachinko parlour, there’s no doubt that the streets of Nagoya are lively and electric o...
by Kenji Kitabayashi
Yokohama nightlife has been well known amongst Japanese people for a long time now, and for many different reasons. But for anyone visiting Japan for ...
by Sumire Yamada
Food in Yokohama and throughout Japan marks a sense of occasion; a chance to be merry with friends, family or community. Well known for our carefully ...
by Kenji Kitabayashi
Yokohama is a city where east and west collide to make one of the most special places in the whole of Japan. The American influence combined with trad...
by Steven Stringer
With just 24 hours in Nagoya, you might be wondering how to best spend your time in the city. One day in Nagoya may not seem like long, especially whe...
by Diana Czapp
One of the main highlights in Nagoya has to be the amazingly diverse range of food here. For tourists, it’s hardly ever talked about, but for people...
by Marcelo Medina
As the sixth largest city in Japan, a sparkling large port city and commercial center, Kobe is most known and well-loved for its hearty food scene, mo...
by Sumire Yamada
Yokohama is considered fondly as the ‘the birthplace of Japanese modernity’. It was the first port of Japan, forging a bridge between Japan and th...
by Marcelo Medina
Kobe, the capital of Hyogo Prefecture, is situated between the sea and the Rokko mountain range. An important port city for many centuries, there’s ...
by Marcelo Medina
Kobe is a great destination for food lovers. There’s a great mixture of flavors, fusion food and cool cafes. From hidden food stalls serving fast fo...
by Diana Czapp
Although Nagoya might not be the most visited Japanese city, it really does have so much to offer any tourist who wants to give it a go. There are the...
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