Sumo Training Experience

Located close to the center of Kyoto, a pleasant walk from the famous Geisha Gion district and opposite the Kyoto National Museum, the luxury Hyatt Regency Kyoto is a great base from which to explore the cultural heart of Japan.

Park Hotel is a fantastic option in Tokyo and offers a rarity in the city of being both a design hotel and affordable in one. With a great central location and focus on art, this is a brilliant base especially for anyone that is a modern culture vulture.

Designed by architect Kengo Kuma and hotel guru, Ian Schrager, the Tokyo EDITION is full of style and spirit. On the upper floors of a skyscraper, the jungle-like lobby, minimalist rooms, and buzzy scene, make this a popular choice.

Located on the top floors of the Tokyo Garden Terrace Kioicho complex in upmarket Akasaka, The Prince Gallery Kioicho boasts an eclectic mix of modern and luxurious design. With excellent facilities and amazing views, it offers a wonderful stay in Tokyo.

The Ritz-Carlton, Osaka is located in the prestigious business and shopping district of Nishi-Umeda and features some of the largest guest rooms in Japan. Stylishly designed, with historic Georgian features, the property offers a unique stay.

Brilliantly located close by to Tokyo Station and the Imperial Palace, Hoshinoya Tokyo is one of Tokyo's most unique hotels. Drawing inspiration from a traditional Japanese ryokan, this 17 story city hotel offers peaceful respite from the bustling city.

The Mandarin Oriental is a chic hotel located in a commanding position high above the busy metropolis of Tokyo, giving unparalleled views. It is just a short distance from the exclusive Ginza shopping area and the Imperial Palace Gardens.

A luxurious addition to Kyoto, the Four Seasons Kyoto offers spacious, contemporary accommodation with a Japanese flare in the historical heart of Kyoto. Enjoy the sites of this former Imperial city during the day before returning to this Japanese haven.

Perched above the kinetic pulse of Japan’s culinary capital, the Waldorf Astoria Osaka marks the legendary brand’s debut in Japan, offering a refined skyscraper retreat where Manhattan’s timeless Art Deco heritage meets the minimalism of Japanese culture.

Your guide will meet you at your hotel for a full day sightseeing utilizing Tokyo's super-efficient metro system.

While teens dive into manga, parents discover Japanese sake with a specialist guide. Flavors, traditions, and expert pairings in intimate tasting.

There is something compelling about Tokyo. The neon lights shine bright well into the early hours, and the perpetual buzzing energy is positively infectious. Today’s tour will cover some of the most iconic, historical, and cultural sights of the city.

Step into the world of the samurai with an exclusive Tate lesson at a private temple not open to the public. Guided by a Sword Master, this immersive 1.5hour experience includes dressing in traditional Hakama attire and learning the art of samurai's.

Enter a martial arts training hall, known in Japan as a dojo, and meet with a ninjutsu master, who comes from a ninja family that has passed down techniques and secrets for generations.

Sketch manga with a pro artist at Central Nakano's manga school, then explore Nakano Broadway's pop culture maze. Fast, colorful, electric Tokyo energy.

Batto is the Japanese art of swordsmanship, and this is a chance to master the samurai’s choice of weapon, under expert guidance in an authentic dojo, training room, culminating with the chance to slice through a rolled straw mat.

Uncover Tokyo's secret side on a thrilling cycle tour through hidden neighborhoods, local shrines, and backstreets tourists never find.

Wander Harajuku's kaleidoscopic streets where bold fashion takes center stage, then hit Shibuya's legendary scramble crossing for that perfect Tokyo moment.