At the foot of Fukutoku Shrine, beneath the trees and stairs of Nihonbashi’s Fukutoku Garden, SUIGIAN presents a polished evening […]
Dining Experiences
A geisha dinner gives you something a standard Tokyo meal cannot: a close look at traditional entertainment while you eat.
The most unusual part of this Tokyo experience is simple: you enter Taka and Keiko’s home near JR Omori Station
Making ramen from scratch is the heart of this Tokyo class, and you do far more than stir a pot.
Tokyo looks different from the water. On this traditional yakatabune dinner cruise, you eat a full Japanese course meal while
Tokyo’s best cultural surprises often happen away from its famous crossings and department stores. On this traditional yakatabune houseboat, you
Shinjuku’s best nightlife is often found behind the bright signs, in narrow alleys where tiny izakaya serve yakitori, gyoza, sake,
Tokyo Bay looks best from the water, especially when the Rainbow Bridge lights up and Tokyo Tower appears beyond the
Tokyo’s skyline looks different from the water. On this 150-minute yakatabune cruise, you leave Asakusa, eat a traditional Japanese dinner,
Tokyo’s Samurai Restaurant Show is less a quiet lesson in Japanese history and more a neon-powered stage spectacle. Samurai, ninjas,