Services
What Working with a Japan Fixer Actually Looks Like.
The difference between a fixer and a travel agent is simple: a fixer is on the ground when things change. A travel agent builds an itinerary and hands it over. A fixer is the person you call when the restaurant cancels the night before, when the ryokan has a problem with your booking, when the plan needs to change and the language barrier makes changing it impossible without the right relationship.
Joshua has been living in Tokyo for sixteen years. In that time he has built the kind of access that isn't available through agencies, search engines, or booking platforms — relationships with chefs, innkeepers, craftspeople, and the people who sit between them. What he offers is the use of those relationships, on your behalf, while you are in Japan.
What each service includes
| Service | Price | What You Get |
|---|---|---|
| Discovery Call | Free · 15 min | A pre-trip conversation to assess fit and discuss your Japan goals. No obligation, no pitch. |
| The Blueprint | $50 · 45 min | Extended planning, itinerary review, and one high-value reservation made on your behalf. |
| The Fixer — Standard | $200 / week | Up to 3 calls per week, up to 5 reservation requests, 24/7 emergency support. |
| The Fixer — Premium | $350 / week | Unlimited calls, up to 10 reservation requests, priority response, dedicated planning session. |
Common questions
If something isn't covered here, the Discovery Call is the fastest way to get an answer.
The right place to start is the Discovery Call. It's free, it's fifteen minutes, and it will tell us both whether this is the right fit.
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