‘Family’. That is the word that comes to mind when I think of the LGBTQ+ district of Ni-Chome. Our expert mediator, Tetsu, was so kind and generous, that my tour was experienced in a meaningful and personal manner. Talking with the locals was my favorite part because it allowed me to learn so much about the community here. With so many shops, bars, and clubs to choose from, Ni-Chome provided the best memories I will cherish forever from Japan.

The Shinjuku bar tour is a great way to explore Tokyo’s underground LGBTQ+ community. With a couple of hours at your disposal, there’s time to really get to know the different scenes in Tokyo’s largest LGBTQ+ district. Doubling as an informational experience, the guide will explain the history of Shinjuku. From quiet old-timey gay bars, to ear splitting raves, there is plenty of new things to see and learn!

I really recommend ｢Tea expeience and Ueno Park｣ tour to everyone. Me and my friend met Setsuko at Higashi Ginza Station. Each tea had different ways to drink and it was really fun to make and drink different kinds of teas in traditional fashion. We also got to taste traditional Japanese desserts with the teas and they were delicious.

Setsuko is passionate about foreign visitors and genuinely cares about showing foreigners the best parts of Japanese culture. She and her friends created this home visit activity and each and every of those ladies is an absolute treasure. Setsuko speaks English fluently and is great at explaining Japanese culture in detail.