Tours in Tokyo

Join a fun e-scooter tour and explore some of Tokyo’s most iconic and colorful spots! Ride through Akihabara, Tokyo’s famous electric town, past glowing buildings, vibrant signage, and the energy of Japan’s tech and pop culture hub. Along the way, enjoy views of Tokyo Tower and the elegant Tokyo Station—perfect for photos. With smooth, straight roads and multiple stops, this tour offers a safe, easy, and exciting way to see Tokyo from a whole new perspective. Let's explore Tokyo and find new aspects of Japan! ・Glide through Tokyo on an e-scooter and see it in a new way. ・Visit Akihabara, Tokyo’s vibrant hub of neon lights and pop culture energy. ・No license is needed, easlily get used to it but refreshing

Discover the beauty of Mt. Fuji and Lake Kawaguchiko on a day trip from Tokyo. Start at Arakurayama Sengen Park, climbing to a scenic viewpoint with the iconic pagoda and views of Mt. Fuji. Stroll the peaceful lakeside at Kawaguchiko Craft Park and capture reflections of the mountain. Enjoy free time for lunch at your own expense. Afterward, join a beginner-friendly Japanese calligraphy experience and create a unique souvenir with Mt. Fuji in the background. Visit Oishi Park, known for its seasonal flowers and Fuji views, and explore Saiko Iyashi no Sato Nenba, a charming village showcasing Japan’s traditional rural culture. - Visit iconic sites like Arakurayama Sengen Park and Oishi Park - Experience Japanese calligraphy, perfect for beginners - Enjoy Mt. Fuji views throughout the day - Explore Saiko Iyashi no Sato Nenba - Lunch not included; enjoy it at your own expense during free time

Discover the heart of Tokyo’s food culture on this immersive walking tour through Tsukiji Fish Market, Japan’s most iconic culinary district. Stroll through more than 400 local stalls and taste a variety of authentic flavors — from fresh tuna and wagyu beef skewers to Japanese omelets and seasonal fruits. Along the way, your local guide will share stories about the people, traditions, and beliefs that have shaped Japan’s deep relationship with food. Visit Tsukiji Hongan-ji Temple and Namiyoke Shrine to learn how spirituality and cuisine are closely connected in Japanese life. End your morning with a fresh seafood lunch at an authentic local sushi restaurant — the perfect finale to a journey of taste, culture, and connection. -Small-group 3-hour tour designed for a personal and interactive experience -Led by a knowledgeable local guide passionate about Japanese food culture -Discover the hidden stories of Tsukiji that most travelers miss while enjoying its delicious flavors

Blades and Knives in Japan have a long history, the most famous sword being the katana . The techniques for forging blades have been refined over time, and Japanese blades have been considered among the best in the world for many centuries. Today, the production, purchase and possession of swords are strictly regulated, and new swords are hard to find. With the days of the samurai and battles behind us, the humble kitchen knife has replaced the sword, attracting the attention of cooks the world over. In this lesson, you will not only learn the specifics of Japanese knives, but you will also learn how to handle them with the chef, cutting vegetables and tuna, which you will be able to taste at the end of the lesson. Become a Japanese knife pro and sign up now for this lesson or experience!

See the real Japan and experience its culture beyond the typical tourist sites. You'll walk through busy streets, ride the bullet train, and enjoy local foods. Each tour is customized to fit the preferences of the group.

The tour visits beautiful Autumn places. The Licensed tour guide will talk about the back ground of each site. Start with Morning stroll at Meiji shrine. Passing through the sacred torii gate and a solemn approach, you can view Chrysanthemum Festival held during only autumn season. Surrounded by the oak and camphor trees, Meiji shrine is like an oasis in hustle bustle Tokyo. After lunch at Harajuku area head to Ueno Park where is historic site and famous for the statue of the last Samurai. The last destination is Sensoji temple, Asakusa which is the oldest and the most popular temple in Tokyo, and stroll along the Nakamise nostalgia shopping street.

Step into a world of nostalgia and excitement at Asakusa Hanayashiki, Japan’s oldest amusement park, located just steps from the famous Senso-ji Temple. With a history dating back to 1853, this charming park blends retro vibes with fun-filled attractions for all ages. Ride Japan’s oldest roller coaster, feel your heart race on the Space Shot tower, and explore spooky haunted houses and quirky ninja zones. Little ones will love the gentle rides, while photo spots and panda-themed snacks add extra charm. Shop for fun souvenirs at the Maruhana store or collect capsule toys from the gashapon machines. Enjoy local treats like panda-shaped sweets and street snacks inside the park. Whether you're a family, couple, or solo traveler, Asakusa Hanayashiki offers a unique Tokyo experience full of laughter, tradition, and vintage fun. Book your ticket today and enjoy a delightful escape into Japan’s playful past right in the heart of historic Asakusa!

Elevate your Tokyo experience with a private, 10-hour, door-to-door customizable city tour. Enjoy convenient hotel pickup within Tokyo's 23 wards. Craft your perfect itinerary, focusing on highlights like the iconic Arakurayama Sengen Park and the serene Lake Ashi. Skip public transport hassles, maximizing your time with seamless point-to-point transfers in a clean, air-conditioned private vehicle. Ideal for families, friends, and visitors seeking a personalized exploration of Japan's stunning natural beauty near Tokyo. • Private 10-hour Tokyo city tour with hotel pickup and drop-off • Efficient point-to-point transfers to save time and avoid crowds • Modern, clean vehicle with air-conditioning; no sharing with other groups • Customizable itinerary: create your own or follow a recommended route

We start at the LOVE Statue in Shinjuku, a fun and easy meeting point, and then walk to the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building to enjoy one of the best skyline views in the city. I’ll share stories about how Tokyo has developed and how its architecture reflects both tradition and modern life. Next, we take a short train ride to Shibuya, where the mood changes completely. I’ll take you to a hidden viewpoint inside Shibuya Scramble Square where you can watch the famous crossing from above. It’s one of my favorite moments to share because it captures the energy, color, and rhythm of Tokyo in one scene. Throughout the tour, I love answering questions and helping you see the city through local eyes. The experience is relaxed, informative, and filled with beautiful memories, giving you a real sense of Tokyo’s heart in just under two hours.

Discover a peaceful side of Tokyo in Karasuyama, also called “Little Kyoto.” Just 11 minutes by train from Shinjuku, Teramachi Dori (Temple Street) hosts 26 temples, offering a quiet escape from the city’s busy pace. This walking tour takes you through hidden temples and local spots, giving a true taste of Tokyo beyond the usual tourist areas... ・Visit temples like Kogen-in, known for its serene pond, and Myoju-ji with its historic guesthouse that belonged to a powerful Edo-period family... ・Enjoy seasonal azalea flowers at Karasuyama Tsutsuji Ryokuchi Park (available mid-April to mid-May)... ・Explore the Setagaya Literary Museum, featuring exhibits on classic and modern Japanese literature as well as manga and animation...

Truly Private Experience –Travel at your own pace with a dedicated English-speaking guide, instead of following a large group. Luxury and Comfort – Ride in a clean, spacious, and air-conditioned private vehicle, with bottled water and Wi-Fi provided for your convenience. Flexible Itinerary – Customize your trip to include hidden spots, photo stops, and cultural experiences that interest you most. Local Knowledge– Your guides have years of experience and insider tips to take you beyond the typical tourist spots. Hotel Pickup and Drop-off– Start your adventure stress-free with door-to-door service from your Tokyo hotel. Unforgettable Memories– From panoramic views of Mount Fuji to charming villages and lakes, we make sure every moment is worth capturing.

This tour includes a 4-hour private guided walking tour and a 1-hour Wagyu Katsu Sandwich Cooking Class at EMC Tokyo, located near Tokyo Skytree. Before your culinary experience, enjoy a walking tour with our licensed guide, who will then accompany you to EMC. At EMC – Enjoy Meat Club, an English-speaking instructor will guide you step by step in making Japan’s beloved Wagyu Katsu Sandwich. You’ll also compare Wagyu with Tonkatsu and Chicken Katsu sandwiches, learning the secrets of premium Wagyu along the way. Tour Includes: 4-hour guided walking tour in Tokyo Licensed, English-speaking guide 1-hour Wagyu Katsu Sandwich Cooking Class at EMC Alcoholic beverages (non-drinkers: up to 3 craft juices) Important Notes: Participants must be 12 years or older. Alcohol is served only to guests 20+ (legal drinking age in Japan). Please inform us in advance of any allergies or gluten-free requests. The cooking class is not private; other guests may be present during the experience.

Explore Tokyo in a warm, slow, and personal way—guided like you’re with a local friend. I’m Hitomy, a former international cabin crew with years of experience in the US and Hong Kong. I guide with calm energy and , hospitality —so you can feel at ease from the first moment. After booking, I will message you to create your perfect day: Your pace • Your interests • Your style A day truly designed around YOU. What you will experience • Discover Tokyo without confusion or stress • Visit both famous sites and hidden neighborhoods • Walk, talk, take photos, and enjoy local culture • Move slowly, pause anytime, sit at a café when you want • Feel welcomed, understood, and safe as a woman traveler or family Possible areas • Shibuya – modern energy & city views • Asakusa – temples, history, snacks • Ginza – elegance, food culture, gardens • Tokyo Tower area – night charm, parks, temples • Yanaka – old-town cafés & small shops • Kiyosumi Shirakawa – gardens & coffee culture

Start your day at Mount Fuji’s legendary 5th Station, where the fresh mountain air and panoramic scenery set the tone. Wander through the enchanting Oshino Hakkai ponds, famous for their clear spring waters and traditional village charm. Explore the sacred Kita Guchi Shrine, then capture the iconic view of Mount Fuji from Chureito Pagoda—one of the most photographed spots in Japan. Take a peaceful walk along Lake Kawaguchi-ko, where Fuji’s reflection dances on the water. Finally, soak in the seasonal beauty of Oishi Park, known for its colorful flower displays and perfect Fuji backdrop. Want more? You can customize your tour with a relaxing visit to Hakone’s hot springs, a scenic ropeway ride, or a cruise with unforgettable views. Enjoy a smooth two-hour journey from Tokyo and a relaxing return trip, with destinations thoughtfully spaced just 15 to 20 minutes apart. Nature, culture, and adventure all in one—this is the Japan experience you’ve been dreaming of.

Don't miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity! Take a break from the typical tourist attractions and enjoy snacks at a local shopping street, and visit Kogan-ji Temple to witness a Setsubun ritual. Ride on Tokyo's only remaining tram! Enjoy the retro townscape by the tracks and head to the local shopping district. After a five-minute ride, it's time for a traditional Japanese sweet treat at a retro coffee shop. Sugamo is a local area famous for its Jizo-dori shopping street, which is always crowded with people of all ages. The famous Kogan-ji Temple has a statue of Kannon, the Goddess of Mercy, which is believed to wash away bad spots and bring good health. The Setsubun event held at Kogan-ji Temple is a solemn Buddhist event. For good luck, eat all the ehomaki rolls at once, facing the direction of blessings for the year. Do not speak a word until you finish eating.

Asakusa is a place you can experience the atmosphere of Edo Shitamachi / the old town Tokyo. We have Sensoji Temple, the oldest temple in Tokyo, which pulls in 30 million visitors each year. The famous Kaminarimon (a.k.a. the “Thunder Gate”) and Nakamise shopping street is also around this area. The best way to enjoy Asakusa is strolling along the street while dressing up in beautiful kimonos. Asakusa Aiwafuku is a trustworthy kimono rental store. Our store is run by an experienced owner, who has been working in Japanese kimono industry for over 40 years. We prepare more than 800 basic kimonos in our shop. Besides, our stuffs are able to speak in both English and Chinese. Thus, there’s no need to worry about the communication. Our store is in a three-minute walk from Asakusa Station, and it’s very convenient to visit Sensouji, Kaminarimon, and the Tokyo Sky Tree from our store.

Embark on an epic day of exploration with a Mount Fuji adventure! Immerse yourself in the mesmerizing beauty of Oshino Hakkai, a true gem on your journey. Uncover the allure of classic Mount Fuji snapshots, including the iconic Lawson convenience store. Explore the hip Sengen Park, where trends meet tradition against the stunning Fuji backdrop. Perfect your photography skills by capturing the ideal shrine shot with the majestic Mount Fuji as your awe-inspiring backdrop. Elevate your adventure with a thrilling ropeway ride to Tenjozan, treating your eyes to breathtaking views of Lake Kawaguchi and the unparalleled grandeur of Mount Fuji.

Hands-On Chanko Nabe Cooking Make your own Chanko Nabe from scratch, just like in a sumo stable! Start with kombu broth and craft chicken meatballs, mochi pouches, and seasonal Japanese vegetables. Simple yet full of rich, comforting flavors. Taste Seasonal Japanese Vegetables Enjoy colorful, fresh Japanese vegetables. Cooking brings out their natural sweetness and aroma, making every bite a delight. Fun & Authentic Experience Cook, taste, and enjoy like a sumo wrestler! Perfect for food lovers looking for a unique and interactive Japanese experience.

In downtown Tokyo, there is a shopping district called Ameyoko in Ueno. During World War II, Ueno and other parts of Tokyo were severely damaged by air raids. After the war, burnt-out people gathered in urban areas and opened small stores to make a living. Ameyoko” is a street that still conveys the atmosphere of postwar Tokyo, and even today, one can feel the lively and vital atmosphere of the postwar period.

Step into the heart of Tokyo and discover the heritage of the Imperial Palace on a 2-hour walking tour. With a professional guide who speaks fluent Spanish and an expert in Japanese culture and history, you will explore the East Gardens, part of the historic Edo Castle, fortress of the Tokugawa Shogunate. Walk along manicured paths, past ruins, ancient gates and Tatsumi Yagura Tower. You will learn stories about emperors, samurai and the political power that marked the country’s past. Highlights: - 2-hour guided tour of the Imperial Palace East Gardens - Vestiges of Edo Castle: Tenshudai and Tatsumi Yagura Tower - Small group for a close experience - Narration of samurai culture, imperial history and evolution of Tokyo - Ideal for Spanish speakers : explanations in your language by a passionate guide Enjoy the history of Japan without language barriers!

Discover Tokyo's history with our Tokyo Bay and Tsukiji Fish Market. This journey takes you to the vibrant heart of Tokyo's waterfront culture. Begin your day by exploring Tokyo's historic area of Odaiba, where Japan was preparing to defend itself from invaders and take a sip of Edo atmosphere in the beautiful Hamarikyu garden. Later move to Tsukiji Outer Market, a food lover's paradise bursting with fresh seafood, street food stalls, and culinary delights, immersing yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of the market. We will tell you stories of Tokyo's Tsukiji Fish Market, and its role in Japanese cuisine. Whether you're interested in history, gastronomy, or simply love the sea, this tour promises a fascinating journey through Tokyo's maritime world. **Rain, shine, or a bit of both— our walking tours still go on!**

When people think about Tokyo, there are obvious places that come to mind: Roppongi, Shibuya, Shinjuku, Asakusa, Akihabara etc. Wouldn't you like to see the real Japan? Setagaya isn’t a regular tourist hotspot, but there is plenty to see and do and one of the best places to stay when you want to escape the hustle and bustle of central Tokyo and experience a different side of Tokyo. The atmosphere of urban Setagaya is much more relaxed and down to earth than Tokyo’s Shinjuku or Roppongi. Gotokuji temple is said to be the birthplace of manekineko (beckoning cat statue). Countless manekineko statues have been left here by people who want to show appreciation to the gods for making their wishes come true, creating a popular photo site. The Shimotakaido Ekimae Ichiba fish market is right across from the station’s north exit and has a few shops selling fresh fish and sashimi. You ca eat fresh and authemtic sashimi for lunch!

Kimono rental service from "Ouei" in Asakusa, Tokyo. Includes kimono rental, kimono extension fee until the next day, and kimono insurance. This is the only time you can reserve this special plan. Conveniently located just 1 minute walk from Asakusa Station. We will help you smoothly from your visit to kimono rental and return. Celebrate your special day with a traditional and cute kimono. When making a reservation, please let us know the number of men, women and children.

・Experience sofubi making at UCHOTEN FACTORY, a soft vinyl figure factory in Tokyo ・Customize the factory's original character with your own design ・Go hands-on through the entire process: molding, painting, and packaging ・No experience needed—our artisans will guide you step by step ・Finish in about 4 hours and take your creation home the same day ・Learn about the history of sofubi and dive into a unique part of Japanese pop culture