Tokyo, Yokohama, Kyoto, Nara & Osaka — tailored itineraries with Pascale, your local guide.
Pascale is an experienced, French-speaking guide who has lived in Japan for years — not a travel agency, more of a local friend who happens to know the etiquette, the shortcuts, and the places worth the detour. Every formula below is a starting point, not a fixed script: it's shaped around you, in conversation, before the day even begins.
Prices shown are per group, not per person, and are a proposal to confirm together — not a final invoice. Local transport, meals and site entrance fees are not included. Every itinerary is fully personalizable. Cancellation policy: on request.
A view over Tokyo that few visitors ever find on their own, slipped in between two stops.
The second day changes entirely depending on what you're drawn to — pop culture, architecture, or simply the Tokyo locals actually live in.
Three cities, one thread running through them — the one Pascale weaves based on what actually moves you.
*The guide's Kansai travel fee is still being confirmed — starting price, subject to adjustment.

Once captivated by art books on Japan in Paris, moving from dream to reality, a decisive marriage became an invitation to settle on this archipelago, enlisted in codes of conduct and boundaries that one respects and moves beyond when it comes to friendship between the two countries. Welcomed and sought after to promote the international image of a leading seaside city at the time, the rare foreigners present had the privilege of living at the heart of their life stories — funny, sober and often secret. A country of a thousand contrasts, from the neon lights of Shibuya to the rigour of Buddhist endurance rites, or a lunch at altitude with a breathtaking view followed by a moment of reflection before the Shinto deity Inari, Pascale offers to accompany you along paths both new and familiar, according to your wishes or specific requests: a jewel of nature, Hakone! Neighbourhoods without tourists in Kyoto… shh! The grand avenues and small quarters of Tokyo, or meeting the deer, messengers of the gods, in Nara! Come walk in her footsteps!