There are six traditional red-light districts in Kyoto that have existed for centuries: Kamihichiken, Gion Kobu, Gion Higashi, Shimabara, Pontocho, and Miyagawacho. They are collectively called “Rokkaichi”. In the comfort...
Japan’s Shinkansen bullet train rail network is famous around the world for its punctuality, comfort, efficiency, safety and speed. With top speeds around 320 km/h, Japan Rail’s bullet train, or...
Amanohashidate has been admired for centuries and is ranked among the three most scenic and beautiful views in Japan. It is a pine-covered sandbar that spans the mouth of the...
Please take the following itineraries only as examples for reference purpose. You can request one of them or suggest your own itinerary which will be delivered to the guide for...
Kibune, a charming little hamlet just over the ridge, is a cluster of “ryotei” (Japanese traditional-style restaurant) overlooking a mountain river. From June to September, Kibune’s restaurants build covered platforms...
Experience a private authentic tea ceremony after you have visited the famous Golden Pavilion (Kinkakuji) in Kyoto! In only 45 minutes you will attend the following: Introduction to the roots...
It is possible to join the camp from a local station, Amino, in northern Kyoto prefecture, if you have a train pass or are riding the trains in that area....
Kyoto was Japan’s capital for over 1,000 years, and the historical scents of Japan still remain. Kyoto has a stunning collection of UNESCO World Heritage sites and also a geisha...
About Becki and Shawn Becki and Shawn are Americans that have 20+ years of experience living and traveling throughout Japan. Their strong belief in responsible tourism means they often eat...
This is an excellent chance for visitors to get a firsthand look into the world of the samurai. Get a glimpse into the philosophies of Bushido, the way of the...
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