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09/09/2026

Have you heard of Nindōshu? Probably not.

It has been made in Inuyama since 1597 — a Japanese medicinal liqueur of honeysuckle steeped with rice. Not sake. For four centuries, the recipe was never written down; it passed from one person to the next, once a generation.

On September 26, Nindōshu Taiken launches. Taste it, seal your own bottles by hand, and make two. One comes home with you. One stays in the cellar for at least two years.

📍 September 26 · Inuyama, Aichi

Looking for a different side of Japan?
Be among the first to experience Nindōshu Taiken.

Reserve your experience → https://www.honeyj-tours.com/experiences/inuyama-nindoshu-brewery-tour/

Something new is coming to Inuyama.Nindōshu has been made in one house there since 1597 — a medicinal liqueur of Japanes...
07/09/2026

Something new is coming to Inuyama.

Nindōshu has been made in one house there since 1597 — a medicinal liqueur of Japanese honeysuckle steeped with rice. Not sake. For four centuries the recipe was passed down by word of mouth, from one person to the next. Never written down.

On September 26, a new way to experience it begins.

Nindōshu Taiken. Taste it, seal your own bottles, write your own labels. One comes home with you. The other stays in the cellar for two years — a reason to come back.

Be there for the beginning.

📍 September 26 · Inuyama, Aichi
https://www.honeyj-tours.com/journal/nindoshu-inuyama-sake-brewery/

A brewery in Inuyama has made the same drink since 1597, and almost nobody outside Aichi has heard of it.Nindōshu isn't ...
01/09/2026

A brewery in Inuyama has made the same drink since 1597, and almost nobody outside Aichi has heard of it.

Nindōshu isn't sake. It's a medicinal liqueur — Japanese honeysuckle steeped with rice, the sweetness coming from the rice itself. 忍冬 means enduring winter, after a plant that keeps its leaves through the cold.

It was the drink the lords of Inuyama Castle sent up to the sh**un. A domain ledger from 1837 records this house working 1,350 koku of rice, the largest in town. It was once made in Hamamatsu and in Kishū too — both those lines ended.

And in four hundred years the recipe has never been written down. One child per generation is told, by word of mouth, and that is the whole record.

Until now.

Full story in the journal — https://www.honeyj-tours.com/journal/nindoshu-inuyama-sake-brewery/

📍 Kojima Jōzō · Inuyama, Aichi · 30 minutes from Nagoya

There's a brewery in Inuyama that has made one drink, the same way, since 1597.Not sake. Nindoshu — a liqueur steeped fr...
31/08/2026

There's a brewery in Inuyama that has made one drink, the same way, since 1597.

Not sake. Nindoshu — a liqueur steeped from Japanese honeysuckle and rice grown in Inuyama itself. The recipe has never been written down. It passes to one person in each generation, by word of mouth.

You won't spot it from the road. Ceramic vessels sunk into the floor, a cast-iron hand press still in daily use, tools older than the tanks beside them.

Visit with us and you leave with two bottles. One comes home the same day. The second stays behind — sealed and labelled by your own hand — to age in the cellar for at least two years.

Some souvenirs you keep. This one gives you a reason to come back.

📍 Inuyama, Aichi · 30 minutes from Nagoya
Read more here: https://www.honeyj-tours.com/experiences/inuyama-nindoshu-brewery-tour/

Eight years ago today, Honey J Corporation was registered in Nagoya. Here's what that registration actually means.Japan ...
27/08/2026

Eight years ago today, Honey J Corporation was registered in Nagoya. Here's what that registration actually means.

Japan licenses travel agencies in tiers. Class 1 is the highest — registered nationally with the Japan Tourism Agency rather than a prefectural office, requiring a minimum of ¥30 million in base assets plus a security bond held to protect travellers' money, and renewed every five years. It's the only tier permitted to plan and sell overseas package tours.

We've held it since 2018. Licence No. 2149. JATA regular member. TQJ certified, No. 2025-078.

When you're sending money to a company on the other side of the world, this is the difference between an agency accountable under Japanese law and one that isn't.

Full story at the link: https://www.honeyj-tours.com/eight-years-honey-j/ 🐝

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The Asian Games only fill about four hours of your day. Here's what to do with the other twenty.Competition starts Septe...
26/08/2026

The Asian Games only fill about four hours of your day. Here's what to do with the other twenty.

Competition starts September 10. Opening ceremony is September 19, the Games run through October 4, and the Para Games follow October 18–24 — across 14 cities in Aichi. Most spectators will see a stadium and a hotel room. You could see this instead:

→ A kimono fitting and matcha at a private museum, minutes from IG Arena.
→ A one-on-one koto lesson with a professional musician — no stage, no audience
→ A yukata photo walk through Osu, finished with a straight-razor cut at a classic barbershop
→ A home-cooked meal in someone's actual kitchen
→ A sake tasting at a brewery that's been family-run since 1848, next to a working pottery district
→ A 400-year-old shibori dyeing workshop in Arimatsu, 20 minutes from the city

None of it requires a ticket. All of it requires knowing where to look.

Full venue-by-venue guide — https://www.honeyj-tours.com/asian-games-nagoya-what-to-do-in-aichi/

Most first-time Kyoto trips make the same three mistakes, and nobody tells you beforehand.01 — Fushimi Inari doesn't rea...
24/08/2026

Most first-time Kyoto trips make the same three mistakes, and nobody tells you beforehand.

01 — Fushimi Inari doesn't really start until you're past the crowds. Most visitors turn back at the first cluster of gates and miss the mountain above.

02 — Gion is not a photo set. Kyoto now restricts photography in the private alleys after years of tourists chasing maiko for pictures. It's a living neighborhood.

03 — Some of the city's most significant gardens and imperial properties require a reservation days in advance. Skip the booking, skip the site.

Save this before your Japan trip. Send it to whoever's headed to Kyoto next.

Honey J Travel — private real Japan, guided by the people who live it.

Beyond Kyoto’s iconic temples lies an urban monastery of slow culture—where the scent of aged cedar wood and fresh soft ...
20/08/2026

Beyond Kyoto’s iconic temples lies an urban monastery of slow culture—where the scent of aged cedar wood and fresh soft rush grass has filled the air for over three centuries. 🏯

Established in 1690 during the Genroku era, Genroku Tatami stands as a living bridge to Japan’s Edo-period architectural heritage. Situated near the sacred gates of Kurotani Konkai Komyo-ji Temple, this active atelier is not a polished tourist showroom, but a private sanctuary of pure craftsmanship.

In this exclusive private masterclass by Honey J Travel, step away from the crowded thoroughfares and into the peaceful rhythm of the workshop:

• Direct Master Instruction: Work side-by-side with master artisan Toshiki Shimada.
• Uncompromised Quality: Feel the tactile richness of 7,000 strands of 100% natural, domestically grown igusa grass.
• Tangible Heritage: Handle authentic steel needles and heavy h**p threads to weave your own bespoke tatami keepsake.

Discover the spatial philosophy of Washoku and Zen mindfulness from the ground up—where true luxury is defined by time, patience, and living tradition.

📌 Location: Sakyo-ku, Kyoto, Japan
⏱️ Duration: 120 Minutes
👥 Group Style: Private & Small Group Immersion

🔗 Reserve Your Masterclass: https://www.honeyj-tours.com/experiences/2h-tatami-experience-lecture-hand-stitching-coaster-kyoto/

Step into a sacred Kyoto dojo and experience the living legacy of the Samurai.Led by master instructor Tomoyoshi, whose ...
19/08/2026

Step into a sacred Kyoto dojo and experience the living legacy of the Samurai.

Led by master instructor Tomoyoshi, whose lineage traces directly across generations of swordsmanship, this private 120-minute Kendo immersion offers rare access to the true spirit of Bushido.

The Immersion
• Samurai Lineage & History: Begin with an intimate lecture on Bushido values and Tomoyoshi's family history—from his great-grandfather Yoshishige Hayashi to powerful lessons in peace and pacifism.
• Full Kendo Armor: Suit up in authentic Kendo gear and learn fundamental sword movements, strikes, and footwork under clear English instruction.
• Practice Match: Test your newly acquired skills in a safe, private practice bout inside a revered Kyoto martial arts center.
• Bespoke Keepsake: Conclude your training with a beautifully designed Certificate of Experience to commemorate your journey.

Curated for discerning travelers and families seeking authentic cultural depth, Tomoyoshi and his wife Tomoko provide a welcoming, high-touch environment with dedicated support for ladies and children (ages 6+). Photography is welcomed throughout.

📍 Kyoto, Japan
⏱️ 120 Minutes | Private Guidance in English

Reserve your private Kyoto Kendo immersion: https://www.honeyj-tours.com/experiences/kendo-experience-in-kyoto/

Step away from the crowded streets of Kyoto and into a 160-year-old martial arts sanctuary. 🏹Located in the cultural hea...
17/08/2026

Step away from the crowded streets of Kyoto and into a 160-year-old martial arts sanctuary. 🏹

Located in the cultural heart of Japan’s Kansai region, this exclusive seated archery (Kyudo) immersion offers a rare window into Edo-period heritage.

Here is what makes this Kyoto immersion exceptional:

• 160-Year-Old Heritage: Step inside a meticulously preserved late-Edo period dojo, escaping the standard tourist crowds to experience the quiet atmosphere of a true martial arts sanctuary.
• Classical Seated Technique: Wield an authentic Japanese longbow (yumi) and master a rare seated shooting posture that emphasizes deep internal focus, elegance, and mind-body harmony.
• The Ultimate Honor Challenge: Put your precision to the test with 10 arrows. Guests who strike the target 3 times earn the prestige of having their name brushed in traditional Japanese calligraphy and permanently displayed on the historic dojo walls.

💡 Essential Details Before You Book:
• Seamless Interpretation: A dedicated bilingual cultural interpreter accompanies your session, bridging the gap between technical instruction and spiritual philosophy.
• Bespoke Guidance: No prior martial arts experience is necessary. You will receive tailored, step-by-step coaching.
• Frictionless Preparation: Simply arrive ready to focus. All necessary archery equipment and traditional gear are fully prepared for you.

Planning your Kyoto itinerary?
Secure your sanctuary away from the crowds today.

🔗 Click the link to reserve your heritage immersion: https://www.honeyj-tours.com/experiences/seated-archery-experience-kyoto/

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