Crazy Journey" has become a travel agency! A real store that proposes ultra-extreme travel plans will appear in Akasaka.

Do you watch TV? While there’s a lot of talk about young people turning away from TV due to the rise of streaming services, aren’t there still some TV shows you just can’t help but watch? Especially since you can catch up on them later. For me, the TBS-affiliated travel variety show *Crazy Journey*, which features stories told through secondhand accounts, is at the top of that list.

Gonzales Maruyama, a journalist who travels through dangerous regions, photographer Kenshi Sato, who chases down “strange things” from all over the world, and Masato Tanaka, a leading figure in the world of adventure racing—these one-of-a-kind explorers, whose journeys defy common sense and conventional values, stimulate our curiosity and set our hearts racing, even through the screen.

A fictional travel agency themed around "Crazy Journey," called "CRAZY JOURNEY Travel Agency," will open for a limited time starting Friday, March 13.

The setting is next to the "AKASAKA" sculpture at Akasaka Sacas Square, where a kiosk-style travel agency brimming with exotic charm suddenly appears. Foreign staff are stationed at the counter, offering crazy travel plans that have appeared on the show in the past, such as a wild amusement park in Brazil and Africa’s largest market for cursed objects (*Please note that this is a fictional travel agency and does not actually sell travel packages).

Depending on the conversation you have with the staff, you might also be able to snag mysterious perks like official Crazy Journey travel agency stickers or unique snacks from around the world. Plus, it looks like you’ll have a chance to win a “secret free package” featuring handpicked items and experiences from popular journeys.

From the "Amusement Park of Madness" and the "Curse Market" to the "Bizarre Nation" and "Amazonian Cuisine," this is a rare opportunity to experience the unique, bizarre worlds of *Crazy Journey* firsthand. We highly recommend paying a visit.