Your adventure begins with a warm welcome as your guide meet you at your railway station and enjoy a unique and immersive experience with our sushi-making class.

Our guide will take you to a local workshop where you'll learn about the history of sushi and the etiquette of eating it. Under the guidance of a professional sushi chef, you'll get step-by-step instructions on how to make sushi. Practice rolling up the rice with various ingredients using nori, and experience the joy of creating your own sushi. Afterward, enjoy your handmade sushi for lunch, and perhaps try a cup of sake if you like.

Special Lunch with Sushi Making Class

A Sumida River Cruise in Tokyo offers travelers a unique perspective of the city, blending modern skyscrapers, historic landmarks, and serene waterside scenery. Gliding along the gently flowing river, visitors can admire iconic sights such as the Tokyo Skytree, Asakusa district, and traditional bridges, all from the comfort of a scenic boat.

The cruise provides a relaxing escape from the bustling city streets, making it ideal for couples, families, and solo travelers looking to enjoy Tokyo at a slower pace. Onboard, you can enjoy commentary about the city’s history and landmarks, gaining insights into Tokyo’s cultural and architectural highlights.

Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a returning traveler, a Sumida River Cruise offers memorable photo opportunities, peaceful riverside views, and a chance to experience Tokyo from a fresh angle. It’s a perfect addition to any itinerary for those wanting to combine sightseeing with a leisurely and scenic journey through the heart of Japan’s vibrant capital.

Spend a magical day at Tokyo Disneyland, enjoying themed rides, parades, shows, and Disney characters. Ideal for families, Disney fans, and travelers seeking entertainment and immersive experiences in a world-class theme park.

Lake Ashi Pirate Ship offers a whimsical and scenic cruise on Hakone’s iconic Lake Ashi, just outside Tokyo. With striking, castle-like designs inspired by 17th-century pirate vessels, these ships blend adventure with breathtaking views—of Mount Fuji (on clear days), forested shores, and volcanic landscapes. Glide across the lake’s calm waters, soak up the fresh mountain air, and enjoy a unique, photo-worthy experience that combines fun and natural beauty. A must-do for visitors seeking a memorable Hakone adventure.

The Hakone Ropeway stands as Hakone’s premier scenic transportation, linking Sounzan and Togendai Stations with unforgettable panoramic views. Gliding high above volcanic valleys and forested slopes, this cable car treats visitors to sweeping vistas—including Mount Fuji’s snow-capped peak (on clear days), the serene Lake Ashi, and the steaming vents of Owakudani’s geothermal area. A smooth, 30-minute journey through Hakone’s natural beauty, it blends convenience with awe-inspiring scenery, making it an essential experience for anyone exploring the region’s landscapes and iconic sights.

Hakone’s Black Eggs (Kuro-tamago) are a iconic local specialty, boiled in the area’s natural hot springs rich in iron and sulfur. Their distinctive black shells come from mineral deposits during cooking, while the yolks remain creamy and flavorful. A beloved snack among visitors, these eggs are said to bring seven years of good luck—making them a delicious, meaningful treat to savor while exploring Hakone’s volcanic landscapes.

The Kyoto Samurai & Ninja Museum offers an immersive journey into Japan’s legendary warrior culture, right in the heart of Kyoto. Designed as an interactive museum rather than a traditional exhibition space, it allows visitors of all ages to step into the world of samurai and ninja through hands-on experiences and storytelling.

Inside the museum, you’ll explore authentic samurai armor, swords, and historical artifacts that trace the evolution of Japan’s warrior class. Expert guides share captivating stories about samurai philosophy, Bushido ethics, traditional weaponry, and the role these warriors played throughout Japanese history.

The highlight for many visitors is the interactive activities. You can try on real samurai armor, learn basic sword techniques using a practice katana, and even participate in a ninja star–throwing experience. These hands-on sessions make the museum especially appealing for families and anyone looking for a fun, memorable cultural experience.

Whether you're fascinated by Japanese history, martial arts, or simply looking for a unique Kyoto activity, the Kyoto Samurai & Ninja Museum offers an accessible and entertaining introduction to two of Japan’s most iconic traditions.

 In the morning, our guide will meet you at the hotel and accompany you on a 20-minute local
 train ride to Arashiyama Area.

You’ll visit a remote Buddhist temple (Kano nenbutsu - ji Temple) that holds one of the city’s most impressive sights: 1,200 moss-covered stone statues arranged throughout thetemple grounds. 

From here, you’ll walk through the backroads – almost all downhill – of the Arashiyama district. Along the way, you’ll visit a number of memorable sites. You can enjoy the peaceful atmosphere at Adashi no Nenbutsuji Temple; learn the story of an impossible romance that inspired Gio-ji Temple’s quaint moss garden; marvel at the rustic simplicity of Rakushisha, a preserved 17th-century thatched roof house once home to a great haiku poet.

Along the way, you can browse shops selling local folk crafts and charming traditional goods. Before the final approach to central Arashiyama, you’ll stop for a matcha tea break in the garden at Okochi Sanso Villa, and then walk through the famous Arashiyama bamboo forest. You’ll finish on the main street of central Arashiyama.

Today is all about immersing yourself in the cultural heritage and local life of Kyoto. After breakfast, our guide will take you to one of Kyoto's iconic sites, the Fushimi Inari Shrine, dedicated to Inari, the kami of agriculture and commerce. In addition to the traditional prayer halls, you'll embark on a hike through the famous Senbon Torii, a stunning pathway lined with over 10,000 vermilion torii gates that leads to the summit of Inari Mountain. Our carefully planned morning visit will help you avoid the crowds, giving you a serene experience. Run along this seemingly endless path of torii gates, just like the heroine in Memoirs of a Geisha, make a wish, and capture the perfect photos for social media.

In the afternoon, we'll move to the ancient capital Nara and visit Nara Park (45 minutes). For 74 years during the 8th century, Nara was Japan's capital, and many of the temples and shrines built at that time still remain. Visit Todai-ji Temple, the world's largest wooden building and home to Japan's largest Buddha.

Nara Park, also called Deer Park by locals, is famous for its free-roaming deer. You can buy special deer crackers (shika senbei) in the park to feed the deer and enjoy close encounters with these gentle creatures. It's a favorite activity for kids, but be sure to follow park guidelines and treat the deer with respect.

After touring, you will be transferred back to your Osaka hotel.

Step into the playful and creative world of Japanese food innovation at the Cup Noodles Museum. This interactive experience celebrates the story of instant noodles and the imagination of its inventor, Momofuku Ando. Wander through engaging exhibits, learn how instant ramen became a global icon, and discover the surprising history behind one of Japan’s most beloved inventions.

The highlight of the visit is the “Make Your Own Cup Noodles” workshop, where you can customise your cup design, choose your favourite soup base, and select a mix of unique toppings to create a one-of-a-kind instant noodle cup to take home. Fun, colourful, and hands-on, this activity is perfect for families, food lovers, and anyone looking for a lighthearted cultural experience.

Whether you’re exploring Yokohama or Osaka, the Cup Noodles Museum offers a memorable blend of creativity, learning, and tasty fun — a must-try stop on your Japanese food journey.