Aizu-NikkoTour
"Going by Samurai Train    ～an overnight stay～

Tour visiting “Aizu” where Japanese ancient Samurai culture remains rich and famous world heritage of “Nikko”

Point 1:
   Going on the chartered ”Samurai Train”

Point 2:
   Available to enjoy exciting show of Samurai Artists active across the world!

Point 3:
   You can feel Japanese Samurai spirits in various places

Aizu-Yonezawa-NikkoTour Going
by Samurai Train    ～2 nights 3 days～

Tour visiting “Aizu”& “Yonezawa” where Japanese ancient Samurai culture remains rich and famous world heritage of “Nikko”

Point 1:
   Going on the chartered ”Samurai Train”

Point 2:
   Available to enjoy exciting show of Samurai Artists active across the world!

Point 3:
   You can feel samurai spirits of different era in Aizu and Yonezawa.

Making Traditional Craft with Japanese Paper in Kyoto

Wagasa, Japanese traditional umbrella, was used as a daily necessities in the middle Edo era and is used in Kabuki performance and Nihon Buyo, Japanese Traditional performance today. In this activity, you can enjoy learning how to make Wagasa. It is made of natural materials like Washi; Japanese traditional paper, bamboo and wood. Each craftsman for each process make up an umbrella carefully. You can craft one of two plans at Hiyoshiya which is the only workshop of Wagasa in Kyoto.

Enjoy Japanese culture at the old Zen temple in Miyajima

Experience Japanese culture at one of the most popular sightseeing places in Japan

Learning Japanese Calligraphy and
Make Your Unique Calligraphic T-shirt!

In this lesson, you can learn what calligraphy is and experience what is it like. In the last of the class, we make a T-shirt your calligraphy work is printed on.

Experience Japanese Event for Kids, “Shichi-Go-San” family photo shooting in Kimono!

It takes place on / around November 15th in Japan, but we offer you this special activity that you can participate in the event whenever you come to Japan.

Dressed up in Kimono and take commemorative photos first at Photo studio Nanairo, 5 min walk from Asakusa Kaminarimon. Then, like Japanese usually do, pay a visit to Sensoji Temple to pray for the healthy growth of your children.