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Just about an hour and a half from downtown Tokyo, head to Mount Mitake—Tokyo’s “backyard” and a “sacred sanctuary in the sky.”

At Musashi-Mitake Shrine, which boasts a history spanning over 2,100 years, you’ll enjoy a special opportunity to perform a “formal prayer ceremony” inside the main hall, an area normally off-limits to the public.

After a moment of quiet prayer, savor a seasonal lunch in the historic setting of a shukubo (temple lodging) located in Japan’s only remaining “Oshi settlement.”

In the afternoon, join a guided tour of the “Rock Garden,” where moss-covered rocks and clear streams create a stunning landscape.

Immerse yourself in the timeless nature and history—hard to believe you’re in Tokyo—for a day that rejuvenates both body and mind.

This is a full-fledged trekking tour aiming for the "Okunoin," the innermost sanctuary of Musashi Mitake Shrine, located at an altitude of 1077m.

This place, where the legend of Yamato Takeru being saved by a white wolf remains, is a world away from the hustle and bustle of tourists, filled with silence and a sacred atmosphere.

We'll traverse mountain paths with exposed tree roots and sections requiring the use of chains, heading towards the summit of a beautiful conical peak.

Experience the primal essence of ancient mountain worship and enjoy a special day of deep purification of mind and body in a high-vibrational sanctuary.

A two-day, one-night trip staying at a shukubo (temple lodging) run by an Oshi (Shinto priest) and tackling Mt. Ōdake, one of Japan’s 200 Famous Mountains.

On the first day, find solace in the clear streams of the moss-covered “Rock Garden,” and in the evening, converse with the Oshi—a Shinto priest—to immerse yourself deeply in the history of mountain worship.

On the second day, embark on a challenging trek that takes you over chain-assisted sections and rocky terrain.

After navigating this thrilling route, the moment you gaze upon Mount Fuji from the summit is sure to be deeply moving. A cultural experience of tranquility and an adventure challenging the rock face.

We offer you a special weekend to deeply purify your mind and body and gain new vitality.

Embark on a two-day, one-night trip to the sacred Mount Ontake, where nature and faith intertwine.

Walk through the rock garden, a tapestry of granite boulders, moss, and clear streams, and experience with all your senses the mystique of nature itself as a stage for worship.

At night, gather at a historic temple lodging and be captivated by the powerful dance of "Yokagura," a Tokyo Metropolitan Intangible Folk Cultural Property. The next morning, participate in the "Nikkyosai," a daily prayer of the region.

We offer a deeply moving and sustainable experience that touches upon the profound depths of the ancient Oshi culture.

Why not embark on a 5-hour journey to rejuvenate your mind and body while experiencing firsthand the nature and history of prayer at the sacred Mount Mitake?

Descend into a steep valley and witness the awe-inspiring power of the “Seven-Generation Falls,” which tell the story of the earth’s formation over the past 20 million years.

After enjoying a lunch at a historic temple lodging that introduces you to the local culinary culture, you’ll practice “Sky Yoga” at Nagaodaira, a spot offering breathtaking views.

Surrounded by the mountain’s crisp air and gentle breeze, you’ll reset the fatigue of daily life.

Accompanied by commentary from a professional guide, we offer a special experience where you’ll walk through the depths of this sacred sanctuary, where nature and faith blend as one.

Why not embark on a 5.5-hour journey to Mount Mitake, a sacred mountain in Tokyo, to experience the blessings of nature and a history of prayer?

After purifying your mind and body with a solemn formal visit to Musashi Mitake Shrine, you will learn how to make konjac directly from the proprietress at the traditional temple lodging "Katayanagi-so," where you will learn the pure water nurtured by volcanic rock and the wisdom of the mountains.

The time spent sharpening your sense of touch and engaging with traditional techniques provides a deep sense of immersion and healing that allows you to forget the stresses of everyday life.

Enjoy a moment of rejuvenation to nourish your mind and body in this sacred space where faith and daily life intertwine.

"From which mountain does the water you will savor today originate?" The password is "Sawanai Goal." This is a local food tour for adults, where you will visit Takamizuyama, which is easily accessible from the city center, and toast with Sawanai, a renowned sake brewed with its groundwater.

The traverse, which passes over the ancient temple Jofukuin and the scenic Iwatakeishiyama mountain, offers a satisfying sense of accomplishment even for beginners. After descending, head to the "Seiryu Garden" overlooking the beautiful Tama River gorge. The sake you drink after walking with a guide and experiencing the blessings of the headwaters firsthand will taste especially good. Please enjoy this superb holiday where mountains and villages, water and sake come together.

Escape the hustle and bustle of Tokyo and head to the secluded Shiromaru Lake in Okutama.

Kayaking across the emerald green lake is truly "Zen on the water." It's a mindful experience that sharpens your intuition amidst the tranquility of a national park.

After the activity, enjoy a special lunch of "beyond imagination" quality, featuring an abundance of local vegetables, on a terrace with breathtaking views.

We invite you to a supreme wellness retreat where you'll be filled with the beauty of nature and local gastronomy.

How about taking a trip along the old highway beside the Tama River, from Okutama to Ome?

Experience the unique rural culture nurtured by the V-shaped canyon topography and clear streams formed by Paleozoic strata approximately 20 million years ago.

Through the fermentation culture of Sawai, a renowned sake brewery, and interactions with local residents in Ome-juku, a town that retains the atmosphere of the Edo period, you will gain a deep understanding of "local life" that goes beyond mere sightseeing.

We offer a sustainable experience where the story of the earth and human activities are seamlessly connected while you move your body.

Embark on an adventure to discover hidden mysteries in the “Tokyo Mountains”—just an hour from the city center.

Experience a comfortable and luxurious discovery ride made possible by high-performance e-bikes and a support vehicle.

Your destinations include the massive rock power spot “Kobe-iwa” and “Harazawa Falls,” one of Japan’s Top 100 Waterfalls. Enjoy a “bike & hike” through the gorge and savor the local cuisine of Hinohara Village as you deeply experience the breath of nature with all five senses.

A special day where you can leave your daily routine behind begins here.

Pray for a safe journey at the “Torii in the Sky” standing at Haneda, Japan’s gateway, and head out into the vast sky.

This route, which follows the Tama River upstream, is an “Urban Side” journey where you’ll encounter the “Kawasaki Arc de Triomphe,” an industrial heritage site from the Showa era, and the sophisticated scenery of Futako-Tamagawa, where skyscrapers and greenery harmonize.

We invite you to join us on a 30-kilometer cycling adventure full of discoveries, riding along the waterfront where history and the present intersect while enjoying the refreshing breeze, heading toward Fuchu, the gateway to Musashino.

Leaving the hustle and bustle of the city behind, we travel through the pristine landscape of Musashino - Part 2.

After passing through Fuchu's "Windy Path," which was also the setting for a movie, our destination is Ishikawa Brewery, a renowned sake brewery in Fussa.

Enjoy a wood-fired pizza lunch and a historical stroll on a site greeted by Meiji-era storehouses and sacred trees.

The final destination of our journey is the Hamura Water Intake Weir, which supplied water to Edo (present-day Tokyo).

Finally, receiving a "bicycle charm" at Aso Shrine should leave you feeling completely satisfied.

Welcome to a nature ride for adults, exploring water, greenery, and history.

Discover a different, more authentic side of Mount Takao.

"TOKYO Yamagawa Nature" is a premium walking plan that takes you through a tranquil forest (Route 3) away from the crowds and overlooking the famous suspension bridge (Route 4).

Conserve your energy on the ascent by cable car, and on the way down, enjoy an aerial stroll on the "lift" with unobstructed views, taking in the spectacular scenery of Tokyo.

This day is all about enjoying a relaxing day of "adult leisure," including lunch at the mountaintop and conversation at the museum cafe after descending.

Why ‘oyaki’ instead of rice here?” The answer lay in the story of “land with too good drainage,” as told by geological strata dating back 160 million years.

Wander around bedrock formations resembling giant “Baumkuchen” cakes, then learn how to make oyaki from a local grandmother in the home economics room of a defunct school.

Learn about a culture that turned the earth’s limitations into wisdom, and savor the exceptional taste of piping-hot oyaki that you’ve wrapped and stuffed into your mouth yourself.

Welcome to a nostalgic yet fresh field trip for adults that will satisfy both your heart and your stomach.

Just 90 minutes from the hustle and bustle of Tokyo.

In Yozawa, Okutama—known as the “Stream of the Dragon God”—embark on a fly-fishing meditation to rejuvenate your mind and body.

In this sanctuary, fiercely protected by a GHQ lawyer after the war, what you’ll experience is more than just fishing.

Learn the “art of deception” that is fly tying, and practice “Zen on the water” as you cast your line with a clear mind.

We invite you on a wellness journey for adults, where you’ll engage with nature while immersing yourself in the culinary delights of the satoyama countryside and tales of its rich history.

A two-day, one-night retreat tracing the history of “Okutama,” the region that supported Edo’s prosperity.

Enjoy a forest bathing trek along the ancient “Otsukayama” trail, once used to transport timber and charcoal, before heading to “Satologue,” a modern satoyama hub.

Gazing out over the garden of a former fish farm and sweating it out in a wood-fired sauna is truly a “modern purification ritual.”

We invite you to experience a luxurious weekend where you can feel the connection between the city and nature, accompanied by gourmet cuisine that reimagines the local terroir.

"Spirit of the Soil" is a special program where participants experience farm work as a form of spiritual training, guided by a former Buddhist monk.

"Tatooshi" is the art of plowing rice fields, where a hoe (Kuwa), imbued with the spirit of a Japanese sword, is brought down upon the earth with the rhythm of martial arts.

And then there's the delicate "aze-nuri" technique, where mud is used to create a protective barrier.

The time spent in "moving Zen," where you face the earth with a clear mind, will harmonize your body and mind and invite you to delve into the spirit of nature worship that has been cherished by the Japanese people.

It's like something out of a Japanese animated film. Embark on a "mud adventure" in the rural countryside of Akiruno, where adults can rediscover their inner child.

Using the traditional farming tool "Tombo," the process of "puddling" the rice paddies, transforming them into beautiful water mirrors, is the ultimate earthing time, where the feel of the mud is incredibly soothing.

After getting covered in mud from head to toe, we headed to the clear stream of Akigawa River, which flows right beside us.

The act of washing away dirt with cold water is a Japanese ritual called "Misogi," which is believed to purify the mind and body.

This is the ultimate rural fantasy, where you can unleash yourself amidst nostalgic scenery.

The climax of rice cultivation has finally arrived: rice planting.

This is not merely farm work, but a sacred ritual that brings order to the chaos of the mud. The sight of participants lined up in a row, planting seedlings in unison, embodies the spirit of "Yui," the ancient Japanese concept of mutual assistance.

You will plant new life with your own hands in a 10,000-year-old cycle of life. Welcome to this one-of-a-kind "festival of life," where heat and tranquility intersect.

As the hillsides on the mountain side of Tokyo turn golden, the story reaches its climax.

This is the “rice harvesting” ritual, where we use the traditional Japanese farming tool, the “kama” (sickle), to cut down the rice plants heavy with grain.

Learn the martial spirit embodied in the blade, and harvest life with a crisp “snap.”

The harvested rice is hung on “hazagake” racks, where the sun and wind work to concentrate its rich flavor.

Completed without machinery, relying solely on one’s own physical strength and the energy of nature, this is the most luxurious “golden experience.”

The moving finale is finally here.

The journey of rice cultivation that began in spring has finally reached its conclusion.

The final step in the “88 steps” represented by the kanji character for “rice” is threshing and hulling using traditional farming tools.

The moment when the hard husk cracks open and the gem known as “brown rice (Gem)” emerges from within brings a sense of accomplishment that defies words.

In the rice paddies after harvest, we feel the eternal cycle of life and take home the life we’ve nurtured with our own hands.

Welcome to the conclusion of a story that has continued for 10,000 years.The moving finale is finally here.

The journey of rice cultivation that began in spring has finally reached its conclusion.

The final step in the “88 steps” represented by the kanji character for “rice” is threshing and hulling using traditional farming tools.

The moment when the hard husk cracks open and the gem known as “brown rice (Gem)” emerges from within brings a sense of accomplishment that defies words.

In the rice paddies after harvest, we feel the eternal cycle of life and take home the life we’ve nurtured with our own hands.

Welcome to the conclusion of a story that has continued for 10,000 years.

The “Devour the Earth! Lunch Gathering” held in Ginza is a special luncheon where you can experience “geo-gastronomy,” a fusion of shojin ryori (Buddhist vegetarian cuisine) and geological perspectives.

Through cuisine, we express the “story” of the earth—imbued with volcanic ash from 100,000 years ago and the memories of ancient seas—allowing you to savor the origins of the ingredients.

With commentary from experts, you’ll deepen your understanding of the food culture nurtured by the region’s topography and climate.

This is a new, sensually stimulating program that uses this culinary experience as a gateway to invite you on a journey to visit producers across Japan.

Experience the profound depths of Japanese food culture on a 2-day, 1-night trip to Niijima, a hidden gem of Tokyo.

Learn to make "kusaya," a traditional fermented food passed down from local fishermen, a unique experience that stimulates all your senses with its distinctive aroma and flavor.

After the workshop, relax in a hot spring with breathtaking views of the white-washed beach and the ocean.

Enjoy the contrast between an intense culinary experience and the beautiful natural landscape (geo) on this adventurous journey for curious travelers.

Just a 1-hour-45-minute high-speed ferry ride from Takeshiba, Tokyo. This day-trip adventure takes you to experience the rich fragrance of the “Oshima-zakura”—the origin of the cherry blossom—and explore Japan’s only “desert” as marked on maps.

As you pass through forests blooming with wild cherry blossoms and step onto the “Ura-Sabaku” (Back Desert), where black scoria stretches out, you’ll find yourself in a different world that feels almost like Mars.

We invite you on an immersive geo-tour where you can fully experience the overwhelming scenery woven from the destruction and regeneration of volcanoes, as well as the island’s unique culinary culture.

Set on Hachijojima, this two-day, one-night “Expedition” tour lets you experience the Earth’s pulse—born of volcanoes—and the breath of whales.

Through panoramic views from Mount Hachijo-Fuji and exploration in the waters where the Kuroshio Current flows, you’ll use all five senses to unravel the connection between the island’s topography and its ecosystem.

Rather than simply observing, the active process of formulating your own hypotheses and searching for whales provides a thrilling sense of adventure.

Immerse yourself deeply in the drama of this volcanic island—a “mountain floating in the sea”—while enjoying spectacular hot springs and local island cuisine.

Welcome to the world of the film "The Guardian of the Camphor Tree." This tour is not just a visit to filming locations, but a special pilgrimage that allows you to experience the behind-the-scenes aspects of anime production and Japan's deep-seated reverence for nature.

While learning about landscape reconstruction from a creative perspective, we will visit sacred groves and the "Mountain-Embracing Oak," which exudes an overwhelming vitality.

Why not embark on a journey that allows you to experience Japan's beautiful spirit firsthand, transforming you from a fleeting tourist (consumer) into a "guardian" who loves this region beyond national borders, and truly connecting with others?

This half-day retreat in the Akigawa Valley offers a chance to harmonize mind and body during a season when nature's rhythms gently shift.

As you make your way to the old farmhouse, you'll experience the sounds of the flowing river and the mountain ridges with all your senses, and then relax your mind and body with yoga.

Afterward, you'll have a calligraphy experience where you reflect on yourself in silence and pour your thoughts of the day into a single character.

Through yoga and calligraphy, experience a healing time where you can quietly connect with nature and yourself.