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Great food/ service/ atmosphere. Will come back

Very good atmosphere. The food is delicious. Staff will give you instructions in how to eat and enjoy your food

Delicious yakitori! We were able to watch them cook everything over a charcoal grill from our seat at the counter. Friendly staff, english menu, lots of variety on the menu including vegetables. Fun and enjoyable meal close to Kanazawa station

This experience holds so much value - the venue, the food, the service, the show and the surprise goodie bag at the end! The sumo wrestlers, Asayuma and Asayouho, were hilarious and did a great job working the crowd. A great experience for the family.

Dennick, our tour guide, did a fantastic job explaining the history of Osaka and the culture of the people! The spots selected were intimate and off the beaten path (“diagon alley”) and ending the night at a karaoke bar was the perfect way to end the trip with a group of people who only meet hours ago.

Toshi and her team were great, we learnt so much and cooked a real variety of dishes. You make so much food, it’s very good value for money!

the first real day of our trip to Japan, we met our guide from Asageshiki at Hiroshima station. We had a lovely talk while we walked to the first stop on our morning tour and found out a bit about history, as well as the area. She has grown up in the area and so was knowledgeable. We started the day at a temple and were able to learn about many of the practices one should follow when visiting a shrine, as well as the meaning of many of the practices. This shrine did withstand, although renovated, the atomic blast, and was where many of the wounded were brought. Next we went up 433 steps to the top of a mountain in a first, an amazing forest smack dab in the city, a lot of it was original and had survived. We got more lessons on history, culture, as well as a workout. We also found out that a portion of our tour fee was used by Asageshiki group and many volunteers to care for and improve the path up the mountain, we got to see progress photos of their work, which was very impressive. Finally we reach the top for an absolutely amazing view of the city. After soaking that in we had the opportunity to have a very delicious bento box style breakfast and tea ceremony. It was honestly the best way to start our trip in hiroshima. As we walked back down the mountain we were able to get good advice about our plans for the day as well as advice on places to eat. I must recommend this tour for anyone coming to the area if you are fit enough for a slow, but lengthy climb.

The sushi, especially the rice was delicious and the sushi chefs are very friendly. I would go again on next visit to japan.