"Art is something that happens, a process, not a quality, and all sorts of things can make it happen," said Brian Eno. He went on to say  “Stop thinking about art works as objects, and start thinking about them as triggers for experiences."

That is precisely the sort of experience you would get from taking part in a trip organised by Lobrow. In a personalised trip to Japan, we will you to experience art, the  variety of Japan, both modern and traditional, popular and unheard of. Our specialised tours have revolve around different themes - art, architecture, trains or just curated entertainment.

You can be be taken or guided to the galleries and museums as well as backstreets of Tokyo suburbs to experience that sense of wonder which is often lacking from standard tours. Lobrow offers an escorted tour for a small group of your people the unexpected Japan. There is no doubt, your senses will be constantly challenged. Is it art, or is it rubbish?

Lobrow Japan tours will explore the labyrinth of arty whacky and quirky corners. Some of the artists we pay particular homage on include
Tadanori Yokoo, Okamoto Taro, Kimiyo Mishima, Tadao Ando ,
James Tyrell, Yayoi Kusama, Kenji Yanobe and many more.

Arty walk around the towns, through the arcades, under the overhead train lines, looking for incidental art.
Dine at a tiny record bar, a former brothel, or have a drink at the submarine bar (so steampunk, so Blade Runner).
Talking about a brothel, you can stay at one, built some 200 years ago.
Hot spa? Of course,  we may visit public baths and hot spas, traditional and new, including the one reputed to be the best of the traditional bath house and the one designed by Otake Shinro, or visit a 140 billion yen
(1.4 billion $A) rubbish treatment complex designed by the Austrian great,
F Hundertwasser.  How apt where art literally meets rubbish.