One-Day Osaka Bike Adventure: 5–6 Hours
Experience Japan's most unique city just as the locals do, on two wheels! Join a small group of travellers and a knowledgable English speaking guide to pedal the streets on high quality 'Trek' hybrid bikes. Tick off some of the 'must see' sites including Osaka Castle, Shitennoji Temple and Shin Sekai and get local with some of our own favourite spots. Learn a little more about the city, snap some great pictures and grab a delicious local lunch all in one relaxed and enjoyable day.
Hakone Full-Day Customized Private Tour with Licensed Guide
Join us to visit the beautiful mountain resort town of Hakone. Nestled in the mountains, Hakone is a place of natural and artistic wonders. Visit Owakudani to see the ever-rising sulfurous gasses from the active volcano that provides heat to the many hot springs nearby. Try the area’s famous black boiled eggs; turned black and infused with the minerals from the spring. Ride the rope way down the mountain to Lake Ashinoko for a beautiful view of Mount Fuji. Sail across the lake to visit the Torii gate by Kuzuryu shrine to the area’s 9 headed dragon deity. If you are an art fan, try visiting one of the many art museums in Hakone.
Once you have made your reservation, your tour guide will be in touch with you to plan your personalized tour. Please pick between 4 to 5 place to visit.
Please be aware that Hakone is a mountainous region. If you find walking difficult, please see ‘pick up details’ for private vehicle information.
Full Tokyo: Meiji Shrine, Imperial Palace, Asakusa & Skytree
The tour begins in Shibuya, from where you will visit the famous Shibuya Crossing, one of Tokyo’s most iconic landmarks. The tour then continues to Meiji Shrine, a peaceful sanctuary surrounded by forest and dedicated to Emperor Meiji.
Next, you will take the train to the Imperial Palace, the main residence of the Japanese imperial family, where there will be time to admire the surroundings and take photos. After that, you will explore Akihabara, known as the center of anime and manga culture.
The next stop is Asakusa, home to the historic Senso-ji Temple and a lively shopping street filled with traditional snacks and souvenirs. Guests who select the lunch option will enjoy a local meal, while others will have free time to explore and eat at their leisure.
The tour ends in Asakusa for those who choose the Basic option. If you select the Skytree ticket option (with or without lunch), the tour continues to Tokyo Skytree, where you can go up and enjoy panoramic views of the city.
Private Craft Your Own Ring Handmade Experience in Asakusa, Tokyo
Experience making a handmade ring by hammering the texture using the Japanese traditional style called "Tankin." You will choose your favorite material, thickness, and texture, and then use special hammers and tools to customize your own ring. The entire process takes around 1 hour. Staff will carefully explain the steps and help you take remembrance photos. This workshop is highly recommended for a high-quality gift or souvenir. Embrace your creativity and enjoy our unique experience in Japan.
Walking Through History: Hiroshima's Path to Peace
Experience Hiroshima like never before. Join an expert-led walking tour with a PhD scholar, discover iconic landmarks, powerful stories, and Hiroshima’s inspiring journey from tragedy to peace. Choose your perfect time and experience the heart of Hiroshima!
Summer Special: To beat the daytime heat, we’ve added evening tours as well. You can choose the time that suits you best—day, or night—and enjoy Hiroshima at your own pace!
Tokyo: Local Street Food Tour (10+ Tastings at 7 Eateries)
Skip the crowded tourist spots like Shibuya and Shinjuku. Come taste real Japanese street food where local people actually eat every day!
WHAT YOU'LL EXPERIENCE
Discover Togoshi Ginza, Tokyo’s longest shopping street (1.3 km), located just 20 minutes from Shibuya. Known by locals as a true street food paradise with over 400 shops.
Here are some shops you may visit:
. Gold-Medal Fried Chicken (Karaage): Taste Japan’s #1 award-winning crispy fried chicken, made fresh on the spot.
. 100-Year-Old Grilled Chicken (Yakitori): Enjoy juicy charcoal-grilled skewers from a traditional family shop open for over a century.
. Imperial Japanese Sweets (Wagashi): Try handmade traditional sweets from a historic confectionery chosen to make offerings to the Emperor of Japan.
WHY THIS TOUR IS DIFFERENT
・100% Authentic, No Tourist Traps
・100% Private & Fully Tailored: Unlike large group tours, this is a private walk just for your group. You can choose and customize the shops.
Hiroshima in a Nutshell: Morning Bike Adventure
Explore one of the world's most iconic cities on two wheels with a small group of travellers and a knowledgable English speaking guide. Pedalling the streets and riverside paths of Hiroshima on top quality 'Trek' bikes, we will take in Hiroshima's infamous past at the Peace Park and Atomic Bomb Dome, as well as discovering the Hiroshima of today, a relaxed and forward looking city full of great people, great food and a great cycling infrastructure!
All You Can Drink Meet Locals Adventure Osaka International Party
Meet Osaka Locals and having a fun chat, drinks, games with All We Can Drink during the party in between 19:30-22:00.
You can meet people from various cultural backgrounds. This party experience is attended by travelers from all over the world and Japanese people who can speak English, so even if you are traveling, you can feel free to join and have a good time without worrying about communication.
The host of the party experience will support you to join the group 2 or 3 times during the party, so even shy people can easily join a group and talk with many new people over a drink. Most of the party members are open-minded and participate in the party in the hope of connecting with international people. Games such as Jenga and UNO will be prepared to make the conversation more lively.
1-Day Snow Monkeys, Zenko-ji Temple & Sake in Nagano
Take in some of the highlights of Nagano with this engaging tour starting with a visit to Zenkoji Temple – one of the oldest and most important Buddhist temples in Japan - followed by sake tasting and lunch at a nearby restaurant. It's then time to head to the Snow Monkey Park and its world-famous hot spring-bathing monkeys! All led by a locally-based English-speaking guide, this tour is a great way to see the best that Nagano has to offer and get up close and personal with its most famous furry residents!
GEAR – Kyoto's Longest-Running Non-Verbal Theater Experience
Kyoto's summer heat makes sightseeing tough — GEAR offers a cool, captivating indoor escape. Open after dark, when most temples have closed, it's perfect for families and all ages.
Loved by travelers worldwide, GEAR is consistently praised in reviews for its world-class quality.
Now in its 15th year with 350,000+ visitors, this 90-minute non-verbal show blends break dance, mime, juggling, and magic. Zero Japanese required.
The cast includes a world championship break dancer, a world tournament gold medalist mime artist, a Japanese record-holding juggler, and a magician featured across major media — performing in an intimate 72-seat theater with projection mapping and LED costumes.
No language. No barriers. Just pure emotion.
90 minutes | Daily showtimes | Only 72 seats — reserve early this summer.
Tokyo Go-Kart through Shibuya and Shinjuku (IDP Required)
You MUST have an International Driving Permit issued in the format of the 1949 Geneva Convention and driving license from your country of origin and passport. EXCEPT for participants with licenses issued in Switzerland, Germany, France, Taiwan, Belgium, or Monaco. In which case you will need a Japanese translation of your license from the Japan Automobile Federation (JAF/Online Application for Japanese Translation) and your own driving license. Failure to bring all required documents will result in cancellation of the tour without the possibility of a refund.
Half-day kayak tour on the Kerama Islands and Zamami Island
This is a 3-hour tour where you can enjoy both kayaking and snorkeling.
We will give you a thorough lecture so that even first-timers can enjoy themselves to the fullest.
You can peer at the fish and coral underwater in a stable 2-seater sit-on-top kayak.
Small children can sit in the middle seat, making it a 3-person kayak♪
You can enjoy the beautiful underwater world of the Kerama blue when snorkeling.
This plan is perfect for those who are new to kayaking and don't know what it's like.
This plan is recommended for those who would like to snorkel on a deserted island or outside the swimming area.
Explore Ueno's hidden izakaya gems
Experience the raw energy of Tokyo like a true local. While Shibuya and Shinjuku offer neon lights, Ueno offers soul. Located in the heart of Tokyo's "Shitamachi" (old downtown), Ueno and the Ameyoko district are home to a labyrinth of izakayas, standing bars, and eateries tucked away under the railway tracks.
Freshness from the Market (Seafood): Located near the historic markets, we’ll visit spots offering incredible sashimi and grilled seafood. From overflowing tuna bowls to seasonal oysters, you’ll taste the ocean in the heart of the city.
The Fun of "Monja-yaki": Experience Tokyo's famous soul food, "Monja-yaki." We’ll visit cozy spots where you can enjoy the interactive experience of cooking savory, gooey batter on a hot griddle—perfectly paired with a cold beer or highball.
Sumo History & Culture Walk with Chanko-Nabe Lunch in Tokyo
Discover sumo not only as a sport, but as a centuries-old way of life—and experience the food tradition that grew alongside it.
Led by a sumo expert, this small-group tour explores Ryogoku, the heart of Japan’s sumo world. Visit sumo-related landmarks and learn how sumo evolved over more than 1,600 years. See sumo stables from outside and discover how wrestlers train, eat, sleep, and live together under a strict hierarchy.
Then experience this unique stable culture through chanko-nabe. More than a meal for building wrestlers’ bodies, this hearty hot pot is traditionally prepared and shared within the stable. Cooking and eating together reflect its hierarchy, discipline, teamwork, and communal bonds.
Enjoy chanko-nabe at a renowned Ryogoku restaurant, connecting what you have learned about sumo with the everyday lives of its wrestlers.
*This tour does not include watching actual sumo bouts.
【Multi-Departure】YokaBus Tea Fields Yame and Yanagawa River Boat
★There are plans including bullet train tickets
8 options are available
The tour with one way ticket will end at Hakata Station.
You will receive a QR ticket after your reservation is confirmed; please board the train on your own. (You will meet your guide at Hakata Station)
◆ Yanagawa Sunflower Festival
During the limited sunflower season from September 13th to 23rd this tour will visit Yanagawa Sunflower Festival. Approximately 500,000 sunflowers bloom spectacularly across 5 hectares areas.
◆ Scenic Beauty and Relaxation
Glide through Yanagawa's picturesque canals, known as the Venice of Japan and enjoy breathtaking views of lush tea fields in Yame.
◆ Hands-on Experiences
Try your hand at making traditional Yame washi paper and learn about tea production from expert local artisans.
◆ Culinary Delights
Savor a delicious local lunch in historic Yanagawa.
◆ Bilingual Support
Enjoy the tour with a professional English & Japanese Speaking guide.
An Award-Winning Izakaya Night Out — Bar-Hop Shibuya Like a Local
Join a tour by MagicalTrip, proud winner of the TripAdvisor Best of the Best Award. Led by a Certified Guide, carefully selected for quality and authenticity.
◼︎ Our Story
MagicalTrip pioneered bar-hopping tours in Japan back in 2018 — before it was a thing. Every stop is handpicked by local izakaya-hoppers who actually drink here. The person next to you won't be a tourist — it'll be a salaryman unwinding after work, or a student fresh out of exams. That's the Shibuya we want you to experience.
◼︎ Not Just a Pub Crawl
Handpicked by local izakaya-hoppers — you get the best of Shibuya without the legwork. The night ends at a hidden sake bar a short walk from the Scramble — down a street most visitors walk right past. Never loved sake? The right bottle changes everything — your guide will help you find it.
◼︎ Small Group, Instant Chemistry
By the last stop, the table feels like old friends. Your guide handles navigation, ordering, and the language barrier — so you can just enjoy.
Imperial Palace East Garden and Edo Castle Walking Tour in Tokyo
Embark on a captivating journey through both ancient and modern Tokyo with our Walking Tour of the Imperial Palace. Discover the historic residence of the Shogun, now home to the Emperor of Japan. Delve into the rich history of the Samurai as you stroll through lush gardens adorned with seasonal flowers. Please note, while we won't enter the Imperial Palace, this tour promises a fascinating exploration of its surroundings.
Japanese Archery Experience HIROSHIMA CASTLE SHARAKU
Kyudo is a Japanese martial art based on shooting an arrow from a Japanese bow to a target to reach a complete focus of mind and body. The main difference of kyudo and western archery is that, in kyudo, every movement follows a traditional routine that pays respect to the equipment and to the opponent. You will come to the archery range and dress in an authentic kyudo uniform, which will include dogi—the upper wear—and hakama—the lower wear. I'll give a brief explanation about the art of kyudo as well as instructions and demonstrations. With the knowledge you'll gain, you will learn to shoot arrows at the target. You'll also understand the fun and challenging aspect of the sport, particularly while wearing the traditional hakama and armor. Usually in kyudo, you are not allowed to pull the arrow unless you master the basics. But during our lesson, you will be able to enjoy the real kyudo experience even as a complete beginner. It will be a great time if you are looking for a nice photo or movie to show to your friends.
Kanazawa Food Tour: Omicho Market & Geisha District
Taste Kanazawa’s Local Delicacies
Try fresh sushi, croquettes, and other seasonal street foods at Omicho Market — known as “Kanazawa’s Kitchen.”
Explore the Traditional Geisha District
Wander through the charming Higashi Chaya with its wooden teahouses, gold-leaf shops, and cozy sake bars.
Perfect Photo Opportunities
Capture Instagram-worthy shots in hidden alleys and at scenic spots only locals know.
️ Friendly Local Guide
Your guide will share fun stories about Kanazawa’s culture and daily life — easy to understand even if English isn’t your first language!
✨ Small Group Experience
Enjoy a relaxed and personal tour with plenty of time to eat, chat, and explore at your own pace.
Tokyo Tsukiji Fish Market Tour and Sushi Making Lesson
Once known as Tokyo’s largest fish market, Tsukiji remains a vibrant food destination today.
Enjoy a guided food tour through the outer market in English, followed by a hands-on cooking class where you’ll make sushi rolls and other Japanese home-style dishes.
Why not immerse yourself in Japanese culture at one of the world’s largest cooking studios?
Sumo Morning Practice near Tokyo Skytree Photo with Wrestler
If you want to watch the Sumo wrestlers up close, this is one of the closest you can get! And in this tour, we could talk with stable master. So you could ask some questions directly.
Let’s watch the wrestler’s morning practice right next to the ring and feel the intense and serious atmosphere. The sound of wrestlers colliding to each other, their breath and the scent of the fragrance they wear are something that you can never feel by watching any videos.
You will meet with your knowledgeable tour guide at the station and walk to the stable(15 to 20 mins walk).Your guide will explain you about Sumo, its history, rules and regulations before entering the stable and then watch it together. You will see the unique traditional sports which is at the same time religious rituals, originally started to entertain the Shinto deities.
If you are lucky, you will get to take photos with the wrestlers after the practice!
Hiroshima Private Tour: Best Highlights in a Day
Hiroshima is a city that carries a deep message of peace and resilience. Known around the world for its history, it now stands as a place of reflection, beauty, and hope. This tour offers a moving journey through its past and a chance to experience the natural and cultural wonders nearby.
From historic landmarks to island views and sacred shrines, Hiroshima is more than a destination it’s a story to be felt and remembered.
・Visit the Atomic Bomb Dome, symbols of Hiroshima’s powerful message of peace
・Take a ferry to Miyajima Island and witness the famous “floating” torii gate at Itsukushima Shrine.
・Explore charming temple paths and traditional streets surrounded by serene seaside scenery
Osaka Private Day Trip - Enjoy Your First-Time Visit to Osaka!
First-time visitors to Osaka who want a comprehensive overview of the city will love this handy private walking tour that utilizes the public transport system.
Experience both modern and ancient Osaka at attractions like the Umeda Sky Building, Osaka Castle, and more.
This plan is recommended for those who want to visit Osaka's popular tourist spots efficiently.
Select the "customizable tour" option and contact your guide 2 weeks in advance to create a fully personalized itinerary.
・Learn about the culture and history of Osaka from your English-speaking guide
・An easy way to see many places in one day of sightseeing
・Receive personalized attention on a private tour
Tokyo Japanese Calligraphy Experience with a Master Artist
Japanese calligraphy is the essence of traditional Japanese culture. Why not try your hand at this art?
“Shodo,” or Japanese calligraphy, is artistically written words that are written in a style that is both artistic and emotionally driven. The art of calligraphy was handed down from China during the 6th and 7th centuries, at which time the Japanese learned how to make brushes, ink, and paper. Soon after its introduction, it became an indispensable skill for educated nobles and samurai, the leaders of Japan. Over time, the appreciation spread to the general public. Now, it can be found not only as works of art but also in things such as New Year's cards and other special occasion writings. This art form is now a part of Japanese culture.