The season a year begins again
Cherry blossom, spring cooking, town life, and the feeling of starting over.
Japan · Seasonal Tours
From Spring 2027, PGMN TOUR runs small groups led by Ubi — one season at a time, across the year.
Each trip gets to know one season properly.
Why Japan
Slower.
Fewer places.
Deeper.
Because what stays with you is not how many places you got to.
It is whether you actually stepped into them.
Japan Through The Seasons
Spring, summer, autumn, winter — each trip gets to know one season properly.
Cherry blossom, spring cooking, town life, and the feeling of starting over.
Festivals, fireworks, the coast, the mountains, and the pace of a Japanese summer.
Red maples, old castles, harvest, and scenery you reach one step at a time.
Snow, hot springs, regional cooking, and quiet time away from the everyday.
Japan Tours · Tour Posters
Details of the first departure, seasonal themes and tour posters will appear here. Join the waiting list to hear first.
Japan tour posters are coming soon.
Upcoming Journeys
Places are limited, and the waiting list hears first.
Japan trips are not open for booking yet. Join the waiting list to hear first.
Why Small Groups
We will not take dozens of people, and we will not race between sights all day.
Leave time to look around.
Meet the people who live there.
Share a meal.
Talk.
Sometimes what you remember is not the itinerary.
It is everything in between.
Travel Differently
Fewer people leaves room to slow down; fewer stops leaves room to actually arrive.
We want every guest to be part of the journey, not just a passenger on it.
Travel With Ubi
For years, Ubi has taken people to new places through his films.
Now he is turning the journey behind the camera into one everyone can join.
You have already seen many of these places through him.
Next time, we hope you will walk them with us.
When We Begin
The first group is planned for spring 2027.
Routes, group size, pricing and booking dates go to the waiting list first.
Japan Is Only The Beginning
In time, PGMN hopes to travel into more countries. Wherever we go, one thing stays the same.
Not the fastest trip — one that was worth taking.