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Tours
Awajishima, Hyogo・2D1N or Day trip
Step onto the island where, according to legend, Japan was born. Experience incense-making workshop, local fish market auction, farmhouse lunch, a hidden Tadao Ando temple, and more.
Awajishima, Hyogo・April 23–24, 2026
Join a two-day small-group tour on Awaji Island near Osaka and Kobe. Experience indigo dyeing, pottery, and strawberry farming while meeting local artisans and creators.
Kashiwara, Osaka・Half-day
Join a private nassen stencil dyeing workshop in rural Osaka. Meet a master artisan, create a tote bag and coaster, and experience traditional Japanese textile craft beyond the tourist trail.
Tochigi Prefecture・Half-day
This multi-day Tochigi cultural experience combines UNESCO World Heritage sites, traditional craft workshops in Japan, rural landscapes, and authentic local food, all just 60–90 minutes from Tokyo.
Tokyo & Kanagawa Prefectures・Half-day
Discover the best Japanese craft workshops in Tokyo, Kamakura, and Yokohama. Learn Hanko carving, silver jewelry, koto music, and more — with English support.
Not Just Places — People and Stories
I travel across Japan for my work, and over the years I’ve noticed something. Some of the most beautiful places, rich in history, craft, and local life, receive almost no visitors at all. When people don’t come, local crafts and small businesses slowly lose support. Not because they aren’t meaningful, but because they’re simply unseen.
That’s where these tours come from.
Each experience is something I’ve personally visited and created together with local craftspeople and guides I trust. They’re small, thoughtful, and not about ticking off famous spots. These tours are for people who enjoy slowing down and spending real time in a place. You don’t need special knowledge, just curiosity and openness.
I also make sure everything feels easy and comfortable, with clear public transport guidance, English support, and experiences that are genuinely local.
That’s where these tours come from.
Each experience is something I’ve personally visited and created together with local craftspeople and guides I trust. They’re small, thoughtful, and not about ticking off famous spots. These tours are for people who enjoy slowing down and spending real time in a place. You don’t need special knowledge, just curiosity and openness.
I also make sure everything feels easy and comfortable, with clear public transport guidance, English support, and experiences that are genuinely local.
This is the Japan I know and care about. And if that kind of travel speaks to you,
I’d love to share it with you.
I’d love to share it with you.
This is the Japan I know and care about. And if that kind of travel speaks to you,
I’d love to share it with you.
I’d love to share it with you.
