Eat, drink, travel Japan.
Kyoto’s drinks taste better when shared. This 3-hour walk turns Kyoto’s entertainment streets into a food-and-drink story you can follow, from lantern-lit lanes in Gion to market flavors and shrine-area atmosphere. I like the small group size (max 10) and the way the evening feels hands-on with real bar visits and tastings, led by guides … Read more
Tokyo’s cocktail scene has a quiet side. In Ebisu, you can sip your way through stylish backstreets and low-lit rooms without doing the guesswork. This Hidden Cocktail Bar Tour in Ebisu takes you to four hard-to-find bars and secret speakeasies, with cocktails built around Japanese flavors like yuzu, matcha, and house-infused shochu or gin. What … Read more
Tokyo tastes better with a plan. This 3-hour outing strings together a guide’s shortlist of top drinking spots, then pairs it with steady snack stops so you can try a lot without guessing. You’ll sample sake, whisky, craft beer, and cocktails while learning practical drinking manners and local customs along the way. What I like … Read more