Kobe Experiences Facilities Private Charter Flight at Kobe 4.78 9 Emperor Nintoku Mausoleum and Mozu-Furuichi Kofun Group Flight Tour See More
Osaka Experiences Facilities Making a kitchen knife as a traditional craft at Sakai, Osaka - Attaching a handle & sharpening 4.60 10 The Japanese knives from the blacksmithing city Sakai have been attracting attention from all over the world in recent years. See More
Kyoto Experiences Facilities Sagano Romantic train 4.58 9 The Trolley train runs through the magnificent nature along the Hozu River. See More
Kyoto Experiences Facilities An e-BIKE tour around the Funaya houses 4.58 9 Explore the town of Ine, where a large cluster of Funaya houses stand, on a relaxing ride on an electric bicycle See More
Osaka Experiences Facilities Washoku Home Cooking Machiko 4.53 6 "Washoku," Japan’s unique food culture born in close connection with nature See More Related Articles Experience Japanese life through washoku cooking! In this class, students will make the most popular Osaka gourmet classic, okonomiyaki, and takoyaki. Before starting cooking, your washoku instructor-certified teacher will explain about washoku and give students lessons on Japanese ingredients and the cultures of soup stocks in each region.
Experience Japanese life through washoku cooking! In this class, students will make the most popular Osaka gourmet classic, okonomiyaki, and takoyaki. Before starting cooking, your washoku instructor-certified teacher will explain about washoku and give students lessons on Japanese ingredients and the cultures of soup stocks in each region.
Kyoto Experiences Facilities Tatsumiya Restaurant 4.45 8 Uji, a town built around the World Heritage site Byodoin Buddhist temple, has the best tea houses in Japan See More
Hyogo Experiences Facilities Japanese Lady Trial Class 4.42 6 The traditional Japanese martial art of the 'naginata,' favored by high-class women such as the wives of samurai and nobility. See More
Kyoto Experiences Facilities Thatch Roof Fuki-kae Experience 4.42 6 Miyama is home to many traditional thatch roof houses. See More Related Articles For staying guests only! Learn about people's lives through the 5000 year history/thatch craftsman experience Thatch roof houses are houses with roofs made of "kaya," a plant in the Poaceae grass family. They have been used for Japanese homes since long ago, but are rapidly disappearing in recent years due to lifestyle changes and a decline in materials. There are still many well-preserved thatch roof houses built during the Edo period (1603-1867) remaining in nature-rich Miyama, located in the center of Kyoto Prefecture. Miyama is popular for its scenery that changes through the seasons and is known overseas for it's unspoilt Japanese landscape.
For staying guests only! Learn about people's lives through the 5000 year history/thatch craftsman experience Thatch roof houses are houses with roofs made of "kaya," a plant in the Poaceae grass family. They have been used for Japanese homes since long ago, but are rapidly disappearing in recent years due to lifestyle changes and a decline in materials. There are still many well-preserved thatch roof houses built during the Edo period (1603-1867) remaining in nature-rich Miyama, located in the center of Kyoto Prefecture. Miyama is popular for its scenery that changes through the seasons and is known overseas for it's unspoilt Japanese landscape.
Kyoto Experiences Facilities Taiza Crab at Kyotango Ryugu Project 4.37 9 Uniquely local cooking experience using exceptionally fresh crabs. See More Related Articles One-of-a-kind handmade rice bowl with Taiza crabs In this program, you can experience cooking a "female snow crab rice bowl" inspired by a fisherman's meal. The first step is to boil the crab in soup made with Taiza sea salt. Once boiled, the crab is broken down into smaller pieces using your hands or scissors.
One-of-a-kind handmade rice bowl with Taiza crabs In this program, you can experience cooking a "female snow crab rice bowl" inspired by a fisherman's meal. The first step is to boil the crab in soup made with Taiza sea salt. Once boiled, the crab is broken down into smaller pieces using your hands or scissors.
Hyogo Experiences Facilities Awaji Puppet Theatre & Bunraku Viewing 4.34 8 Puppet shows that began as Shinto rituals in Awaji Island are spreading throughout Japan! See More
Nara Experiences Facilities Sumo Wrestling Museum Kehayaza 4.27 9 The historic Katsuragi City, is the birthplace of the Japanese spirit. See More
Mie Experiences Facilities Ama hut Satoumian 4.07 2 Sharing a moment in the lives of Ama divers in Shima and Toba where they still work actively. See More
Hyogo Experiences Facilities Experience kitchen knife sharpening and iron forging 4.07 2 Traditional Japanese kanamono metalwork is produced across the nation See More Related Articles Loved by professionals both in Japan and around the world This tour will take you to two kanamono foundries to experience knife sharpening and iron forging, giving you a glimpse into Japan’s commitment to craftsmanship. Along the way, enjoy tasting Japanese sake at a visit to Inami Shuzo Co., Ltd., the only sake brewery in Miki City.
Loved by professionals both in Japan and around the world This tour will take you to two kanamono foundries to experience knife sharpening and iron forging, giving you a glimpse into Japan’s commitment to craftsmanship. Along the way, enjoy tasting Japanese sake at a visit to Inami Shuzo Co., Ltd., the only sake brewery in Miki City.
Wakayama Experiences Facilities Canoeing Down the Kozagawa River 4.06 6 Go kayaking in Kozagawa river looking at beautiful scenery created by nature. See More Related Articles Go kayaking in Kozagawa river looking at beautiful scenery created by nature Once you thoroughly practice, you are finally ready to go kayaking down the river. All the courses for beginners have gentle currents so you can fully enjoy the grand scenery of the Kozagawa river as much as you want when you kayak downstream. The water is so transparent you can see the bottom of the river so if you are lucky, you can see some fish!
Go kayaking in Kozagawa river looking at beautiful scenery created by nature Once you thoroughly practice, you are finally ready to go kayaking down the river. All the courses for beginners have gentle currents so you can fully enjoy the grand scenery of the Kozagawa river as much as you want when you kayak downstream. The water is so transparent you can see the bottom of the river so if you are lucky, you can see some fish!
Mie Experiences Facilities Garuda Ise 3.95 1 Thinking of visiting Ise Jingu in kimono? This rental kimono shop provides expert dressing services. See More Related Articles Just a 3-Minute Walk from Ise Jingu’s Geku! Enjoy an Ise Pilgrimage in Rental Kimono from Garuda Ise Steeped in roughly 2,000 years of history, Ise Jingu—fondly referred to as “O-Ise-san”—attracts countless worshippers year-round from Japan and abroad, eager to experience the nation’s deep-rooted faith and culture. If you’re planning to visit this much-admired destination, why not don a kimono, Japan’s traditional attire, for your pilgrimage?
Just a 3-Minute Walk from Ise Jingu’s Geku! Enjoy an Ise Pilgrimage in Rental Kimono from Garuda Ise Steeped in roughly 2,000 years of history, Ise Jingu—fondly referred to as “O-Ise-san”—attracts countless worshippers year-round from Japan and abroad, eager to experience the nation’s deep-rooted faith and culture. If you’re planning to visit this much-admired destination, why not don a kimono, Japan’s traditional attire, for your pilgrimage?
Kobe Experiences Facilities The Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake Memorial Disaster Reduction and Human Renovation Institution 3.95 1 A place to learn prevention and gain readiness against natural disasters. See More Related Articles Visit The Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake Memorial Disaster Reduction and Human Renovation Institution to Equip Yourself with Disaster Preparedness via Hands-on Experience! Rewind to January 17, 1995, when the Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake struck with the city of Kobe at the epicenter. This unprecedented catastrophe wreaked havoc on one of Japan’s major cities, leading to the establishment of The Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake Memorial Disaster Reduction and Human Renovation Institution. The institution keeps the below four floors across two buildings, aimed at passing on the lessons and experiences of the disaster to future generations.
Visit The Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake Memorial Disaster Reduction and Human Renovation Institution to Equip Yourself with Disaster Preparedness via Hands-on Experience! Rewind to January 17, 1995, when the Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake struck with the city of Kobe at the epicenter. This unprecedented catastrophe wreaked havoc on one of Japan’s major cities, leading to the establishment of The Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake Memorial Disaster Reduction and Human Renovation Institution. The institution keeps the below four floors across two buildings, aimed at passing on the lessons and experiences of the disaster to future generations.
Kyoto Experiences Facilities Kyoto Oharibako 3.95 1 Experience making traditional Japanese hairpins. See More
Kyoto Experiences Facilities Kyo Karakami Experience Karamaru 3.95 1 Experience of making Kyoto traditional crafts, “Kyo Karakami”. See More
Mie Experiences Facilities Ama hut Osatsu Kamado 3.95 1 Sharing a moment in the lives of Ama divers in Shima and Toba where they still work actively. See More
Osaka Experiences Facilities Osaka Duck Tour 3.95 1 Views of Osaka’s cityscape from land and water on this one-of-a-kind tour. See More
