LGBT Tour for visitors from overseas / LGBT Seminar for Buddhist temples
LGBT Tour for visitors from overseas.
LGBT Seminar for Buddhist temples
LGBT Tour for visitors from overseas / LGBT Seminar for Buddhist temples
LGBT Tour for visitors from overseas.
LGBT Seminar for Buddhist temples
We would like propose a unique temple sightseeing plan for LGBT tourists.
A couple, a group, or a single person can study Japanese culture with peace of mind and fun.
We also hold LGBT seminars for temple staff.
"Terakoya" were small private schools in the Edo period of Japan.
Classes were held normally in temples.
You will see beautiful architecture and you will be able to learn about how Japanese culture connects with temples.
With this special plan, you will have the opportunity to discover a whole new world.
Our staff members open minded. Please contact us here.
We are holding an LGBT seminar at the temple.
We are also planning events related to LGBT and local / international exchanges using temples. We are also proposing a Photo Wedding plan in collaboration with our partner companies. We offer opportunities for experiences that can only be done in Japan.
In Japan, LGBT (lesbian, gay bisexual and transexual) people still face discrimination at home with their families, at work, in education, and access to health services. The number of companies promoting diversity and the number of local governments implementing the same-sex partnership system are increasing and changing.
Japanese culture is "mixed culture", and Tokyo is a unique city where history and traditions are retained and diversity is mixed in the city. There are more and more LGBT-friendly gender clinics and toilets that can be used regardless of gender, so you can enjoy traveling with peace of mind.
Please feel free to join us for the "TOKYO RAINBOW PRIDE" held every spring, or for a private tour of bar hopping in Shinjuku 2-chome, the largest gay town in Japan.
We are "EEE" that means "ENJOY ENRICH ENTERTAIN". We hoping people from abroad to touch Japanese things and know about Buddhist temples that one of the culture of Japan.
In 2015, the United Nations established the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to achieve a better world. In recent years, with the increase in the number of tourists visiting Japan, Japanese traditional culture and architecture, such as temples, have also been attracting attention. Through the experience of visiting temples, we aim to build a multicultural society that recognizes diversity, respects each other's human rights, and leaves no one behind.
Staff Wanted.
A tour conductor, Photographer, A interpreter, Management staff and Operations staff.
Also please contact us who is interested in social issues of LGBT, looking for a job related to traveling.