Cosa fare a Tokyo: un viaggio culturale selezionato per l'esploratore elegante

Cultural Sake Brewery Private Tour & Unlimited Tasting Near Tokyo

Our sake brewery tour stands out with its focus on the traditional wooden barrel brewing technique, a rarity in modern sake production. You'll experience an exclusive 40‐minute tasting session featuring unique sake varieties(Honey sake / Local tea sake / Germinated brown rice sake)not found in the market, each meticulously brewed in historic barrels. The tour is deepened by a cultural immersion, with tastings held in a traditional Japanese setting using local Hanno ware. A distinctive aspect is the pairing of sake with nuts seasoned in locally‐made soy sauce from wooden barrels, offering a flavor experience unlike any other. Additionally, the opportunity to interact with the Toji, or Master Brewer, adds an educational dimension to the tour, providing insights into the art and science of sake brewing. To commemorate your visit, you'll receive a bespoke souvenir crafted from Nishikawa wood, capturing the essence of this unique and enriching journey through Japan's sake brewing heritage.

Tokyou Traditional Zakuro Japanese Music Show

Get an introduction to traditional Japanese music at the Zakuro show in Tokyo, featuring an ensemble of skilled musicians playing instruments like the taiko drums and koto harp. Performers wearing colorful kimonos provide live commentary during the show, with English translations that make it a tourist‐friendly experience.

Sumo Wrestling Tournament A‐Class Seats & ExpertGuide | Tokyo MAY

Enjoy a premium sumo experience from A‐Class seats at Ryogoku Kokugikan. In a small group of up to 5 Guests, relax with drinks and snacks as a personalized guide shares exclusive insights into sumo's history and rules ! ○ Session (14:00‐18:00) ① We will gather to the front of the venue at 14:00 ! A friendly guide will be waiting for you! Details of the meeting point will be provided up to 2‐3 days before the day of the event. ② We will enter the venue and watch sumo matches from the A seats. ・After arriving at your seat in the venue, you are free to move around. ③Around 15:40, there will be the "nakabi," where a ceremony before the matches of particularly strong sumo wrestlers begins. We will watch this ceremony from our seats. ④From 16:00 to around 18:00 is the highlight. Japanese TV broadcasts will begin as well. It's the time when particularly strong sumo wrestlers start their intense matches! ⑤Around 18:00, after the final match, the tour will be disbanded.

KABUKI performance by National Theatre in Hatsudai, Tokyo

Kabuki is the dramatic theatre which combines music and dance. It is one of Japan’s most typical traditional arts. This performing art contains exciting stories, beautiful scenes and other features that thrill audiences. Throughout its long history spanning hundreds of years, Kabuki has incorporated trends from each successive era, and continues to be a fresh performing art. English audio guide is included, making the performance easy to understand. In addition, only at the performance in January 2026, ”Tenugui” (Japanese traditional hand towels) will be thrown from the stage into the audience. If you are lucky to catch it, take home! We invite you to take this opportunity to enjoy KABUKI! *The stage photos shown are from the January 2024 performance.

Sumo Morning Practice Tour in Tokyo

Getting a seat at a Sumo match is very difficult, but during this tour you'll get a chance to watch a Sumo training up close.You'll learn more about this sport, you'll see a rikishi (wrestler) will attempt to force his opponent out of a circular ring (dohyō).A local tour guide will take you to the "World of Sumo", where you'll discover much more about wrestlers and their trainings.

Yakatabune Dinner Cruise & Tokyo Tower& Japan Festival Dance Show

The history of the yakatabune dates back to the Heian period (794‐1185) and the Edo period (1603‐1868), initially serving only lords and samurai. Later, it became a way for wealthy merchants to flaunt their riches, and it wasn't until the late 19th century that it was opened to the general public. Embark on a magical journey in Tokyo Bay, comfortably seated on the deck while enjoying the beautiful scenery. Skilled shamisen players fill the night air with enchanting melodies that captivate you. Boarding and disembarking in Tokyo Bay becomes a breeze, allowing travelers to fully enjoy the tranquil atmosphere. Inside the cabin, delicious Japanese cuisine awaits you. Indulge in a sukiyaki beef meal, enjoy performances, and unlimited soft drinks. the splendid night view of Tokyo Bay waiting for you to explore. Friendly reminder: You can choose a package that includes the Tokyo Tower night show and enjoy a traditional Japanese dance performance.

Tokyo: Sake Tasting Experience

Sake is a Japanese alcoholic drink that’s also known as rice wine. It can be tricky as an outsider to know which type of sake to order, so eliminate language barriers, and boost your sake knowledge by having a tasting session with a sake sommelier in Tokyo. Try 6–7 types of sake with detailed explanations of the best way to drink them, and the best foods to go with them.

Tokyo: Sumo Practice Guided Tour

Sumo is a Japanese style of full‐contact wrestling that requires immense strength and skill. Few travelers are lucky enough to see behind the scenes of a sumo stable (training hall)—considered a sacred space. On this insightful tour, see behind the scenes and visit the sumo stable of Tatsunami‐beya—accompanied by a National Government Licensed English Guide Interpreter—and watch sumo wrestlers train during morning practice. Better still, this is the only sumo stable in Japan with an active Yokozuna, the highest rank in professional sumo. Afterwards, snap a picture with the wrestlers and shop exclusive mementoes.

KABUKI performance presented by National Theatre in Koto, Tokyo

Experience the captivating world of Kabuki, Japan's traditional performing art. Throughout its long history, Kabuki has incorporated trends from each successive era and continues to be a fresh performing art. With its gorgeous costumes, and makeup that reveal their personality by color and types. Dynamic productions and the stage with various tricks are also unique points of Kabuki. At first, a Kabuki actor gives you clear and detailed explanations of the highlights of the performance. And then you will enjoy Kabuki! English audio guide will help you better understand. Kabuki promises an unforgettable experience. Enjoy the special Kabuki performance created by the National Theatre of Japan!

Tokyo Guided Tour of Japanese Traditional Performance art Kabuki

This tour will focus on Kabuki viewing, an easygoing way to enjoy the traditional Japanese performing art of Kabuki, and will also allow you to enjoy the many attractions of the area surrounding the theater. Beginning with the landmarks of Ginza, you will visit the Kabuki‐za Theater's magnificent exterior and Kobikicho Square. Next, you will visit the Kabuki‐za Gallery to learn more about the backstage of the theater and its history. You can also pray for success and safety at the Kabuki Inari Shrine on the grounds and feel the air of tradition. Finally, experience the charm of Japanese culture by taking in a Kabuki one‐act performance, a powerful performance that even beginners can enjoy. Enjoy a special moment in Ginza, where tradition and modernity merge!