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Kuromon Market is Osaka’s Kitchen
With over 170 years of history, Kuromon Market is truly ‘Osaka’s kitchen.’ Professional chefs from around the city find their way here to purchase high-quality, fresh ingredients, though the market also caters to the budget visitor with nonetheless, highly authentic food. -
Mt. Fuji World Heritage Center Now Open
Newly opened in Fujinomiya, near the base of Japan’s most iconic mountain, the Mt. Fuji World Heritage Center features an inverted Mt. Fuji reflected into a pool of water – reminiscent of the famous image of the sacred mountain reflected on the surface of Lake Kawaguchi. -
‘Top Deck’ Opens at Tokyo Tower
Even in the variegated Tokyo skyline, few buildings are as much of an iconic landmark as Tokyo Tower is. After months of renovation, the uppermost observation deck, which stands 250 meters above sea level -
Tsukiji Fish Market Moving to Toyosu
After a long wait, stalled by the need to ensure full safety of the premises, it is now official: Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike has announced that the wholesale area of historical Tsukiji Fish Market will be moved to the modern facility on Toyosu reclaimed land on 11 October 2018. -
Sampling Sake in a Local Kyoto Tavern
As a general rule, our clients will take part in sake tastings at a standard sake brewery, however, on occasion the breweries do not allow visitors into those areas where the actual sake brewing takes place due to hygienic reasons. -
Christmas Illuminations Light up Japan
While Japan is not a Christian country, Christmas as an event has become very popular, and one of the most celebrated traditions is lighting up the cities with impressive, colorful seasonal illuminations. -
Bus Substitution on Railway to Mt. Koya
Mt. Koya is a popular spiritual destination in Japan, located deep inside the Wakayama prefecture, south of Osaka. It is normally reached via express train and cable car from Osaka. -
A Hands-On Experience of Japanese Culture and Ancient Legends
Japanese culture is heavily influenced by Shinto (the ethnic religion of Japan) and Buddhist traditions. Our travel experts in Japan have created a program immersing in the traditions -
Shimabara Peninsula’s ‘City of Swimming Carp’
Known for its bountiful nature, Shimabara peninsula is a popular destination for domestic travel, yet still not well known among international visitors. -
Enjoy a Traditional Kabuki Dinner Show
A brand new dining show has opened in the heart of Tokyo combining Japanese cuisine with traditional entertainment. -
Exploring the Seto Inland Sea and Surroundings by Bicycle
On this adventurous three-day break, visitors jump on a bike and depart on an unforgettable journey passing over the bridges to cross two island trails in the stunning Seto Inland Sea. -
Shiba Park Hotel Brand Merger
The Shiba Park Hotel 151 and the Shiba Park Hotel, two of our preferred partners in Tokyo, have consolidated into a single entity, which is operating under the name of Shiba Park Hotel.