Eat, drink, travel Japan.
Tokyo at night has a different mood. This Osaki-to-Togoshi Ginza experience lets you see the everyday side of Tokyo, starting with a peaceful shrine visit and ending with a local izakaya dinner where you can eat and drink to your limits. I really like that all meals and alcoholic drinks are included in the tour … Read more
Sake, ink, and hotpot in Saijo. This private, 5-hour afternoon tour walks you through Saijo’s sake-making culture with a smart rhythm: a shrine start, brewery visits, then a hands-on souvenir before dinner. You’ll learn how local nature and community shape the brews, and you’ll taste how each brewery’s style changes in the glass. I love … Read more
Wagyu gets way better when you learn. This 8+ course Wagyu tasting dinner in Shinjuku focuses on multiple beef cuts from different regions, served in traditional styles so you can taste how each cut behaves. What I loved most was the chance to compare sake pairings dish by dish, and the way the English-speaking guide … Read more
Shinjuku at night has a secret rhythm. This Shinjuku backstreets bar hopping crawl strings together some of the area’s best-known night lanes like Omoide Yokocho, Kabukicho, and Golden Gai, with all-you-can-drink built into the middle stop. You get a guide to keep you moving through small places where you’d otherwise feel awkward showing up alone. … Read more
Shinjuku gets easier when you have a local. This small-group Tokyo bar hopping tour takes you to three well-placed izakaya-style stops across Omoide Yokocho, Kabukicho, and Golden Gai (with a possible sake-b ar swap). You also get a guide who helps you avoid common etiquette slip-ups while you focus on eating, drinking, and walking. I … Read more