According to Japanese folklore, folding a thousand paper cranes brings you good luck and happiness. Don't know how to fold a crane? This origami workshop is for you. You'll learn to fold more than the classic cranes in this friendly one-hour workshop.
Tea in Japan is infinitely more complicated than the boil/dunk/swish/remove method used in the West, and learning the Japanese tea ceremony is a must for anyone who loves the country. This short workshop will walk you through the intricacies of …
Gain an in-depth understanding of Japanese temples and shrines on this unique guided tour. Visit Meiji Jingu Shrine or other key religious sites that pique your interest. Your highly-knowledgeable guide will give you insights that you won't find …
Follow your own personal maid guide on a private tour as she takes you deep into the heart of Akihabara, to discover the places tourists don't usually get to go. She will take you to the centre of the anime and manga culture which began in …
Attend a special sumo show (not tournament) in Asakusa, try your hand at a sumo duel and tuck into sumo wrestlers' favorite food - a hearty hot pot!
Seize the chance to try traditional taiko drumming on your visit to Tokyo! Learn the ropes from a professional instructor and allow yourself to be moved by the bold, energetic rhythms.
Get tickets to the famous sumo wrestling tournament in Tokyo! The national sumo tournament is held only 6 times a year and tickets sell out quickly, so be sure to book your tickets in advance!
See a single act of Kabuki and the world-famous Kabuki-za Theater, where an English captions device will be provided. Afterwards, enjoy a private walking tour around Ginza to learn about the area's history and visit traditional shops.
View some live action at the Sumo Stable in Tokyo, where you can get a close-up view of Sumo training!
Looking for a totally different experience in Tokyo? Take a class in kintsugi - the revered Japanese art of repairing old pottery. Stemming from a belief that breakage is part of the history of an object, rather than a reason to throw it away, …
