Arrive at the slopes fresh and ready for action

There's a much quicker and more comfortable way to reach your mountain resort. Booking one of our private ski transfers eliminates the public transport ordeal and lets you get underway as soon as you land. Drop your bags, skis, boards and boots in one of our comfortable private cars and ride directly to the doorstep of your resort in peace. You can spend the journey catching up on some sleep or making plans for all that powder with your group, and arrive rested and ready to go. It can be a long journey, and if you'd like to break it up with a stop for lunch at a local restaurant or some sightseeing along the way, this can be factored into your trip.

We want our guests to get the most out of their trip to Japan and its world class ski resorts, and our ski transfers offer the simplest and most stress-free way to do it.

Our private car service gets you where you need to go with minimum stress and maximum comfort.

Satisfy your need for speed at the Porsche Experience Center Tokyo

There are some experiences that can't be recreated virtually. You may have watched it on Youtube, or on television, but none of that can prepare you for the reality. As part of your visit to Japan, leave the smartphone at home and get ready to spend some time with a different kind of machine…

We would like to introduce two non-alcoholic grape products from Yamanashi Prefecture, also known as sweet grape paradise to the Japanese locals. As someone involved in tourism marketing and nutritional research, I would like to recommend two products that are made with pride from experienced grape farmers, with no additives, that would make your tummy and health happy.

Plant, harvest and cook: getting hands-on with Japan's most ancient cuisine.

Within the imposing walls of Odawara Castle, visitors to the Fuma Ninja Experience will learn to think, move and act as ninja once did, under the expert tutelage of Hiroshi Jinkawa, an expert on the methods and practices of the ninja. Visitors first undergo a period of meditation, to attain the oneness of body and mind necessary for the focus required by ninja warriors to execute their duties. Then they are introduced to the tools and equipment ninja would use, including the Shinobi Rokugu: six objects every ninja would carry. These range from cloth for carrying shuriken, to a hooked rope for climbing, and even a bamboo cylinder for carrying cinders for setting fires.