Nestled in the quiet streets of Sasazuka, Mils Tacos delivers authentic Mexican flavors to Tokyo with giant burritos, bold nachos, and a cantina-style warmth that feels like home. Chef Roy’s mission is rooted in memory, family, and a love for the true taste of Mexico—no shortcuts, no imitations. This is where locals and expats gather over Jarritos and Tecate, savoring each bite as if sharing a well-kept secret.
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Guide / TOKYO
Sushi Akira
An exclusive eight-seat sushi counter in Hiroo/Ebisu, run by a young, innovative chef offering refined Edo-style omakase using premium ingredients with careful attention to temperature and texture.
MK’s Kyoto Short Tour guides you through golden pavilions, castle corridors, geisha alleyways, and mountaintop temples—all in 5.5 hours. From Kinkakuji’s mirrored stillness to Gion’s lantern-lit grace and Kiyomizudera’s spiritual stage, each moment is crafted for depth. With MK’s multilingual drivers, luxury vehicles, and local expertise, this is Kyoto made personal, intimate, efficient, and unforgettable.
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Guide / KYOTO
L'Escamoteur
A surreal cocktail bar near the Kamo River known for its steampunk design, magic-inspired drinks, and theatrical charm.
Explore Osaka’s contrasts on MK Taxi’s Famous Spots Course—from the haunted legacy of Osaka Castle to the retro energy of Shinsekai and Tsutenkaku. Travel in comfort with MK’s private charter service, guided by expert drivers who turn every ride into a personalized experience. This is more than sightseeing—it’s a curated journey through the soul of the city, where past and present collide with every stop.
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Guide / OSAKA
Bar Nayuta
A discreet, fifth-floor cocktail bar in Shinsaibashi where subtle theatrics and seasonal drinks unfold behind a hidden door.
Explore Kobe’s cultural highlights with MK’s Mini Gourmet Course: enjoy refined sake in Nada, taste Chinese street food in Nankinmachi, and unwind by the sea at Meriken Park. An expertly curated, flavorful experience in one of Japan’s most cosmopolitan cities.
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Guide / KOBE
átoa
Part aquarium, part art installation—átoa turns marine life into a sensory experience where water, light, and emotion flow together.
Tucked away in the quiet hills of Nagahama, Shakudoji Temple guards a powerful spiritual heritage. Known only to locals, it houses an eleven-faced Kannon carved by Saichō, the founder of Japan’s Tendai Buddhism. Surrounded by 130 ancient idols and rooted in a village of 40 households, the temple survived Nobunaga’s fires and the Meiji purge. Every autumn, it displays its treasures during the Kannon no Sato Festival. A place of silence, secrecy, and faith—unchanged for over a
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Guide / SHIGA
R Cafe at Marina
A resort-style café perched above Lake Biwa, serving Hawaiian-inspired plates, local fish and Omi beef, plus bright desserts—all in a glass-walled, marina-side setting.
A rustic lakeside restaurant in Ōtsu specializing in traditional Japanese irori cuisine, where fish and seasonal ingredients are slow-grilled over a sunken hearth.
A scenic orchard park in northern Shiga that offers seasonal fruit picking, local food experiences, and access to the picturesque Metasequoia tree-lined road.
A luxury resort hotel nestled in Itoshima's Futamigaura area, offering spacious ocean-view suites, personalized amenities, and a seamless blend of self-hospitality and luxury.
MK’s General Fukuoka Course takes you deep into Kyushu’s soul—Dazaifu’s literary shrine, Kamado’s mystical mountain, the Couple Stones by the sea, a noble family’s living legacy, and a forest that whispers Ghibli dreams. This isn’t sightseeing. It’s memory. Story. Spirit. All delivered with MK’s signature comfort and cultural insight—no transfers, no timetables. Just time, slowed and sacred.
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Guide / FUKUOKA
Nyoirinji Frog Temple
A whimsical Buddhist temple in Ogori famous for its collection of over 10,000 frog statues representing safe returns and transformation.
A mountaintop observatory in Hoshinomura offers breathtaking views of the night sky, interactive stargazing activities, and educational exhibits on astronomy and folklore.
A dedicated manga museum in Kitakyushu showcasing the art, history, and creators of Japanese comics, featuring exhibits, reading areas, and interactive experiences.
MK Deep Dive uncovers Makomanai Takino Cemetery—an otherworldly mix of Moai statues, a Stonehenge replica, and Tadao Ando’s lavender-wrapped Head Buddha. Just outside Sapporo, this bizarre, beautiful site blends spiritual provocation with architectural vision. Descend into concrete prayer halls, wander among floral fields, and stumble upon hidden shrines in a cemetery that asks more questions than it answers.
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Guide / SAPPORO
Ohiso Nijo Market – Main Store
A popular seafood restaurant inside Sapporo’s Nijo Market, known for kaisendon, grilled fish, and early-morning dining.
Experience Japan’s timeless beauty with MK’s Takayama–Shirakawa-go Course. Travel from Nagoya or Chubu Airport to Shirakawa-go’s snow-covered heritage and Takayama’s preserved Edo streets—all from the comfort of a private charter. With MK’s seamless luxury and regional insight, this is a curated journey through Japan’s mountain soul—where silence, tradition, and wonder unfold at your pace.
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Guide / NAGOYA
BINGE Craftbeer
A rooftop craft beer bar in Meieki serving local and international brews with city views and a relaxed atmosphere.
