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Japanese culture begins with hospitality. You will visit Tokyo's famous spots with a dedicated driver-guide and a luxury chartered car. In the morning, you will be photographed wearing a Japanese kimono at a lounge in Ginza. You will go sightseeing in original Global Kimono. The Global Kimono will be given to you as a souvenir from us. Afterwards, we will take you to Hamarikyu Gardens for a stroll through the Japanese-style garden or to a photo spot of your choice. In Asakusa, you will visit the delightful Nakamise Street and Senso-ji Temple. Lunch will be a Japanese kaiseki course at a Japanese-style restaurant. In the afternoon, we will look down on the city of Tokyo from the observation deck of the 634-meter Sky Tree. You can also visit the Bonsai Museum of Traditional Japanese Culture and try your hand at a cultural experience. We will take you back to your designated place.

What do you imagine when you hear the word “Ginza”? A shopping district lined with luxury brand stores? A gourmet district lined with high-end restaurants? All of these are true, but in fact, Ginza is exciting “backbehind the scenes” as well ! This is a two-hour walking tour of Ginza's six back alleys. There are hidden shrines and popular stores in the back alleys. You walk around the glamorous “front” side of Ginza while experiencing its history, and once you step into the back alleys, you can experience the maze-like “back” side of Ginza! *This tour is not recommended for those who are not confident in their physical strength or have weak legs and hips, as it is a two-hour walk. Please wear comfortable walking clothes and bring drinking water in summer. Kabuki viewing is not included in the tour.

Get to know Tokyo and its food scene far better than you would alone with a local as your guide on this private tour. See the highlights of this vibrant city in one fell (and fun) swoop, from the Harajuku neighborhood to Meiji Shrine, tasting your way around Tokyo as you go.

This tour will be perfect for people who visit Japan and want to see the beauty of it and its hidden places you will have the chance to connect to your inner soul by visiting Sensoji Temple one of the oldest buddies temples and you will get the chance to remember your childhood by visiting Akihabara the shopping area for all who are interested in games and animation and so many places to see in one day, so do yourself a favor and book this tour!!

Exclusive Private Tour of Kawagoe – A Journey Through Time and Elegance Experience the timeless charm of Kawagoe, also known as “Little Edo,” on an exclusive private tour designed for discerning travelers. Accompanied by a knowledgeable local guide, explore historic streets lined with traditional kura warehouses, visit iconic landmarks such as the Toki no Kane (Time Bell Tower) and Hikawa Shrine. This bespoke tour offers a refined cultural immersion, complete with optional luxury transportation, and tailored experiences to suit your interests.

Hotel pickup, and board the Shinkansen to Nagano. After a comfortable 90-minute ride, you will change to a local train to head to Obuse. Enjoy a sake tasting after viewing paintings by Japanese ukiyo-e artist Katsushika Hokusai. Take the local train to Yudanaka and 30-minute walk along the mountain path, the monkeys will be waiting for you. Once you have observed the monkeys bathing in the hot springs, it is your turn. Your experience in a Ryokan (Japanese-style inn) will be unforgettable! The next morning, head to Zenkoji Temple. After exploring the temple, try Nagano's famous oyaki (pancakes), apple or chestnut desserts, and do not forget Sake tasting. This tour is an ideal way to experience the natural, cultural, and culinary delights of Japan. Please note that it is only during the winter months that monkeys can be seen bathing in the hot springs. Also, even in the winter, monkeys may not come down from the mountains or enter the hot springs.

Take in the breathtaking scenery and unique cultural spots around Mt. Fuji on this carefully planned tour. You will visit several iconic locations, enjoying panoramic views, local cuisine, and traditional heritage sites. This itinerary offers a perfect balance of nature, history, and regional charm that highlights the best of the Fuji Five Lakes area. ・Ride the Mt. Fuji Panoramic Ropeway to Tenjoyama Park and stroll along the hydrangea-lined path on the way down ・Enjoy a hearty lunch of local hoto noodles near Lake Kawaguchiko, followed by a relaxing visit to flower-filled Oishi Park ・Visit the tranquil Lake Saiko, walk through the recreated traditional village Iyashi no Sato, and finish with a tour of the cool Fugaku Wind Cave

Enjoy a fantastic foodie experience in Tokyo by exploring the outer Tsukiji Fish Market with a guide so you don’t get lost. Learn about the fish as you walk around, with no language obstacles as your guide will help translate. You’ll also learn about local culture by visiting a couple of nearby shrines. This culinary adventure is ideal for fish lovers, but you don’t have to be.

Mount Fuji is a symbol of Japan, yet many Tokyo visitors never get the chance to see it. This private tour solves that problem by taking you out in a spacious luxury van with hotel pickup and drop-off to some of the region’s best viewing spots. With a full itinerary planned for you, there’s no need to do any research—simply enjoy the scenery as you visit Lake Kawaguchiko, Oshino Hakkai, and other beautiful nature spots.

On this tour, you'll get a glimpse into how Japanese people spend their time after work. Bar-hopping culture is an inseparable part of Japanese culture. We will meet in Ginza, one of Japan's most prestigious entertainment districts. In Tsukishima you can sample Monjayaki, a hidden gem of local food. Explore Shinbashi, the mecca of after-work entertainment, while learning about its history and Japan's bar-hopping culture. We introduce hidden gems that you won't find on regular tours, and the deeper aspects of Japanese culture that are deeply rooted in Japanese life. Two drinks and four snacks are included throughout the tour. If you order more drinks or snacks than are provided on the tour, you will be responsible for your own expense. We will generally visit recommended izakayas, but this can be changed if desired. If you have any food allergies, please be sure to let us know in advance. We cannot provide refunds if you choose not to order drinks or snacks for your own reasons.

Maximize your Japan trip with this private, full-day excursion to the coastal city of Kamakura from Tokyo—without worrying about driving or navigation. Following hotel pick-up, you’ll be driven to Kamakura to discover highlights such as Taya Cave, Enoshima Island, the Great Buddha, and Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine, all at your own pace. Your English-speaking driver takes care of everything and the day is your to customize.

Start your adventure to Shibuya Crossing, one of the busiest pedestrian intersections in the world. Capture the iconic view and enjoy dinner at a nearby izakaya (Japanese pub). experiencing Tokyo’s nightlife in Shibuya or exploring the neon-lit streets of Kabukicho in Shinjuku. For lunch, head to Omoide Yokocho, also known as “Memory Lane,” where you can sample various yakitori (grilled chicken skewers) from small eateries. In the afternoon, visit the bustling streets of Harajuku, famous for its unique fashion culture. Don’t miss Takeshita Street, lined with trendy shops and quirky cafes. Next, head up to visit Asakusa to see the historic Senso-ji Temple, Tokyo’s oldest temple. Wander through Nakamise Street leading up to the temple, where you can find traditional snacks and souvenirs. After soaking in the spiritual atmosphere, take a short boat ride on the Sumida River to reach Odaiba, an artificial island with futuristic attractions.

I am new on Viator, but I have experience and have guided 50 groups so far! Don’t be discouraged by the lack of reviews. Just book with me, and I promise you the best day in Tokyo. Just landed in Tokyo and want to dive right in? This private tour is perfect for you! I can customize any tour for you! • Explore Takeshita Street's trendy boutiques and cafes • Stroll down Omotesando's elegant avenue of high-end shops • Admire Japanese and East Asian art at the Nezu Museum (Closed on Mondays, the entrance fee of 1.300 ¥) • Relax and shop at Miyashita Park, Tokyo's urban oasis • Experience Shibuya Yokocho's bustling eateries and bars • Witness the iconic Shibuya Crossing and visit the Hachiko Statue

Private Mt. Fuji Day Tour – Easy, Fun & Family-Friendly! Want to see Mt. Fuji up close and at your own pace? Our private car tour makes it easy! Ride in comfort with an experienced, English-speaking driver who knows all the best photo spots, hidden gems, and local food stops. Flexible schedule – No rush! We go at your speed. Perfect for families – Kids love the swans at Lake Yamanaka! Stress-free – Door-to-door pickup from Tokyo. No transfers, no hassle. Take your time with a coffee by the lake, enjoy 360° views of Mt. Fuji, and make beautiful memories with your loved ones. Book now for a relaxing and unforgettable day trip!

Operated by JDMdrifttours. You will be picked up from any hotel in Tokyo and personally driven to the Mecca of Japanese car culture in Tokyo. You will be picked up in a JDM Nissan 180sx turbo and escorted to Daikoku PA where we will park and walk around, taking pictures and admiring the cars. You will be able to meet fellow car enthusiasts from Japan and around the world. We will drive across Rainbow Bridge from which you can see Tokyo’s skyline lit up at night. Stop and check out the world famous A PIT Autobacs for the best car souvenirs. Take epic pictures in front of Tokyo Skytree. Go to Akihabara which is a famous spot for car enthusiasts to gather. You will be able to see local JDM car culture up close!

You can enjoy strawberry picking all you can eat at fruit farm around Mt. Fuji area firstly. Japanese strawberry is carefully grown in house cultivation. It is all you can eat style for 30 minutes.  You can taste different kinds of strawberry  there. It starts from the end of December to March usually.  So if you are in Tokyo in this period your kids would be surely love it. After enjoying fresh fruits we go down to second destination. At the foot of Mt. Fuji there is ski resort. You can enjoy your first snow experience there. If you would like you can try ski. Because they have rental wear service and ski it is quit easy to try. In any cases you need to bring your gloves because there is no rental ones. If you just try to play with snow off course you can. We have kids play ground in this resort they are quite safe for it. In this tour we can use rental van with snow tires. So you can mostly enjoy this tour but bad weather.

Tokyo is one of the world’s most fascinating cities, but the sheer density of attractions per square mile can make it overwhelming to navigate. Ideal for first-time visitors (or anyone looking for a deeper introduction to the Japanese capital), this private tour includes a hand-picked mix of off-the-beaten-track attractions, from fresh catches at Tsukiji Fish Market to shops along Nakamise Street and Gorilla Road.

Experience authentic sumo training led by former makuuchi and professional wrestlers. Out of around 700 active sumo wrestlers, only 40 reach the elite makuuchi rank—train directly with them here. Unlike traditional sumo, this experience is open to men, women, and children. Learn real techniques, explore sumo culture, and enjoy a rare photoshoot wearing a mawashi. A truly unforgettable experience you can only have here. You can take home a commemorative shikishi board with the handprint and autograph of a former sumo wrestler as a souvenir of your experience.

Leave Tokyo behind and discover the area around Hakone–and avoid the hassle of public transport or booking separate tours–on this full-day, private experience from the city, including stops at Lake Ashi, Hakone Shrine, and Owakudani. Take in scenic views, explore volcanic landscapes, and learn about history and culture from a local guide along the way.

See a side of Tokyo that you’d easily miss without the insight of your guide, and make sure you check out Japan’s famous cherry blossoms at the same time. This sightseeing tour covers lots of ground, from Hamarikyu Gardens to the Imperial Palace, and more. On top of that, it’s a private experience which ensures you have your guide’s full attention.

This is a great option for those who want to experience different Japanese food specialties in one night. You can avoid any language barriers in restaurants by joining a trouble-free tour with a guide who can translate and explain the dishes to you. The tour includes trying various dishes, such as grilled meat skewers (yakitori), savory pancakes (monjayaki), and sweets.

Authentic Tea Ceremony Experience in Stylish Ginza Step into the world of traditional Japanese culture with an authentic tea ceremony in the elegant district of Ginza. Our knowledgeable English-speaking instructor will guide you through each graceful movement, making it easy for beginners to enjoy. Enjoy freshly prepared matcha along with a beautifully crafted Japanese sweet, and discover the harmony and mindfulness at the heart of tea culture. To make your visit even more memorable, a charming sushi-themed toy will be gifted to you—a delightful souvenir from your time in Japan. Take a peaceful break from the vibrant city streets and immerse yourself in a uniquely Japanese moment. We look forward to sharing this cultural experience with you.

If you don’t fancy conquering the crowds on public transport in Tokyo, then this luxury vehicle tour is a stress-free alternative. Starting with pickup from your accommodation, the tour showcases a diverse range of attractions, including Senso-ji Temple, the Imperial Palace, and Shibuya Crossing, all with the comfort of traveling in a private vehicle.

Most culinary tours in Japan only cover classics like ramen and udon, but you discover out-of-the-box treats during this adventure lovers’ food crawl. Meet an expert foodie for a daring expedition through the savory streets of Ginza, packed with local eateries. Get a taste of only-in-Japan delicacies like blowfish (fugu) and horse meat, while also making time for standbys like sushi and yakitori.