DMC Tokyo Way offers opportunities to participate in authentic traditional Japanese hospitality through the art of the tea ceremony, known as "Chanoyu" or "Sado." There are many ceremonies throughout various locations in Japan, including tranquil tea houses nestled in scenic gardens and historical temples that enhance the overall experience. Each location provides a unique backdrop that complements the ceremony, allowing guests to appreciate the beauty of nature while engagi

TO BE AWED... Japan has the ability to impress, enrich, and even transform visitors. For those willing to explore its wonders, the doors are open, and our DMC partner Tokyo Way curates a multitude of special experiences. Those seeking a spiritual experience can visit Yamagata, the portal to the yamabushi monks and their sacred mountains. For those who wish to taste dedication, a visit to a tea house that has been continuously operated by a family for 400 years is a must. This

Japan's national sport, sumo, represents a clash of power and a confrontation of techniques. It originated in ancient times as a performance to entertain the Shinto deities. Many rituals with a religious background, such as the symbolic purification of the ring with salt, are still practiced today. Tournaments are held in Tokyo in January, May, and September, Osaka in March, Nagoya in July, and Fukuoka in November. Additionally, cooking lessons can be organized with a former

Japan’s geographical location and seasonal events make it a diverse and eclectic destination that captures the hearts, minds, and travel styles of all inbound visitors, on our DMC partner Tokyo Way crates spectacular experiences. It has a wide range of accommodations, from traditional to contemporary:  hotels, ryokan, temple lodges, private villas and unique stays like a treehouse or castle! For details info@dominiquedebay.com  or by phone 1-212-752-1416 or WhatsApp 1-917-940

Japan can impress, enrich, and even transform! If travelers are willing to explore the wonders, Tokyo Way is willing to open the doors!...