Content capture
Experience budo, cycling and local attractions while collecting material for overseas audiences.
Tochigi inspection tour
A five-day Tochigi inspection tour exploring product possibilities for Taiwan’s cycling market.
CASE STUDY — 01
One point of contact for
a five-day itinerary.
From 10–14 July 2026, we operated a tour through the Utsunomiya, Nikko and Nasu areas to assess product potential for Taiwan’s cycling market. We handled transport, stays, dining, activities, local coordination and full accompaniment.
- Duration
- 5 days
- Participants
- 3 guests
- Area
- 3 cities +
FIELD NOTES — DAY 2
We arrange more than a booking.
We shape the on-site flow.
For each budo experience, we coordinated equipment fitting, etiquette, demonstrations, practice and photography with local instructors, then verified the full first-time guest flow on site.
FIELD NOTES — DAY 3
At the Nasu Kogen
Long Ride
Day 3 took the group to the Nasu Kogen Long Ride. Taking part as guest riders, they reviewed the riding environment, event operations and filming conditions. These photographs capture encounters at the venue and the food and refreshments at aid stations.
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Five-day inspection tour itinerary
DAY 1
Arrival and location filming
A chartered bus took the group from Narita to Utsunomiya. The first local resources were inspected and filmed before the next stages were confirmed.
DAY 2
Kyudo and kendo experiences
The group moved through fitting, etiquette, demonstrations, practice and photography, allowing us to review support for overseas first-time guests.
DAY 3
Cycling event inspection
As guest riders, the group reviewed the course, event operations and filming conditions, identifying practical requirements for inbound products.
DAY 4
Route test and tourism review
A cycling route was tested alongside sightseeing, dining and rest stops to assess a complete sellable day.
DAY 5
Municipal stakeholder exchange
Findings were shared to discuss product development and ongoing cooperation before transport back to the airport.
WHAT THE ITINERARY PROVED
Field findings for
the next travel product.
The tour surfaced hosting requirements that cannot be learned from booking information alone, viewed through the eyes of guests, hosts and travel sellers.
Product requirements
Verify travel times, activity duration and guest flow before packaging the itinerary.
Hosting readiness
Review fitting, instruction and safety for overseas first-time participants.
Local connections
Share findings with stakeholders and create a clear next point of contact.
Build a journey around what you want to experience.
From kyudo, kendo and cycling to transport, stays and on-site support, tell us what your group needs.