Travel thoughtfully. Connect deeply. Experience Japan.

TokudAw helps you navigate Japan safely, meaningfully, and with respect for its culture and community.

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Deep cultural understanding

We connect corporates, private travelers and communities through genuine, respectful exchange.

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Tailored with intention

Every journey, whether is it for private or business travel is thoughtfully designed around your goals and interests.

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Travel with peace of mind

Safe, insured, comfortable travel logistics planned with care and attention to detail.

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Curiosity leads the way

Our joy comes from genuine encounters, not staged experiences.

We are TokudAw

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TokudAw was founded by two people who know Japan from very different angles: Wanping Aw, who is a scientist, an academic and licensed guide. She has spent her career building cultural bridges through her years living in Japan as a foreigner. Together with Kazuhisa Tokuda, a certified logistics and transport coordinator who knows how to make the most complex journeys run smoothly, they launched TokudAw to serve curious families, purposeful businesses, and anyone seeking meaningful, culturally-rich travel.

What our travelers say

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Where to find the best matcha in Japan

Insider Perspectives

Free resources to prepare you for your trip, whether you’re visiting for leisure, business, or both.

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What to do in Japan in spring

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Business etiquette in Japan

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How to open a corporate bank account in Japan

We’re just a message away…

One conversation is all it takes to start mapping your journey.

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