What tailor-made travel means, and how it differs from a package tour
A tailor-made trip is not chosen from a catalogue; the itinerary itself is designed after listening to what you want. Where a package fits people to a fixed programme, a tailor-made journey builds the programme around the people.
In a tailor-made journey the party is your own. There is no shared coach and no joining a group of strangers: the guide, the vehicle and the reservations are engaged for your party and nobody else. That is why a quotation is given for the whole party rather than per seat. One traveller or a family of six, the arrangement is made the same way.
The difference shows least in the destinations and most in two other places: the hours deliberately left empty, and the things an individual traveller cannot arrange alone. Experienced travellers rarely want a schedule filled from morning to night, so our itineraries often hold a half-day with nothing in it. Against that, we build in what is genuinely hard to reach — restaurants that do not take outside bookings, cultural experiences not open to the public, a private compartment on a sightseeing train.
You are also not obliged to hand over the whole trip. A good number of our enquiries are for flights alone, or for a single restaurant reservation.
- Starting point
- Your wishes, budget and reason for travelling — the destinations come after
- Where we work
- The whole of Japan
- Languages
- English, Japanese and Korean
- Licence
- Registered travel agency No. 3-8975 — a licensed agency, not an intermediary










