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What comes to mind when you think of “Ginza”? Luxury brand shops? High‑end restaurants? Those are certainly part of its charm, but Ginza also has a fascinating side hidden in its backstreets. This is a two‑hour walking tour that takes you through six of Ginza’s back alleys. These narrow lanes are home to hidden shrines and long‑loved local shops. You will explore Ginza’s glamorous “front” streets and then step into its maze‑like backstreets to experience a completely different side of the district. *This tour involves about two hours of continuous walking, so it may not be suitable for guests who are not confident in their physical strength. Please wear comfortable walking shoes, and in summer, bring drinking water. Cooling towels will be provided. *Kabuki viewing is not included in the tour.

See Tokyo the way a local friend would show you — at your own pace, with no stress about language, trains, or getting lost. I'm Hitomy, your private guide and a former international cabin crew member (Japan & Hong Kong). I speak fluent English and make first-time visitors feel at ease — solo travelers, couples, and families all welcome. This is a fully private 5-hour tour for your group only. After booking, I'll message you to plan a route around your interests — temples, gardens, hidden neighborhoods, cafés, or city views — at a flexible pace with breaks anytime. A popular route: begin at peaceful Meiji Shrine, stroll through stylish Aoyama for a relaxed tea break, then continue to the Imperial Palace and its gardens. Areas we can explore: Meiji Shrine, Harajuku, Aoyama, the Imperial Palace, Shibuya, Asakusa, and Ginza — from historic shrines and gardens to modern city views. A warm, safe, welcoming day — ideal for first-time visitors and solo women travelers.

When you think of sightseeing in Japan, you might imagine seeing traditional gardens and architecture, learning about history, or going to anime shops. With a quick website search, you can easily make that plan a reality. This local tour will take you through the everyday lives of people living in Japan. A real local experience is what makes it "extraordinary" for you, and it will be a special opportunity. Attention I provide travel support for visually impaired people. The majority of this tour fees received will be used for this activity. So by participating in this tour, you will help support visually impaired people traveling in Japan.

-Discover Masterpieces of Japanese Painting, visit the Kobayashi Art Museum and view works by artists awarded the Order of Culture. -Gain Deeper Artistic Insight, enjoy a special curator-led explanation revealing the beauty and techniques of Japanese painting. -Relax with Art, Tea, and Garden Views, savor Hagoromo Matcha and local Kurumi Mochi while enjoying a peaceful garden setting.

This is one of the best places in Tokyo where you can enjoy authentic Chinese food at reasonable prices. You can experience a variety of Chinese foods and taste local delicacies from various regions of China while in Japan. Also, since a supermarket is located in the same building, you can buy your favorite ingredients and seasonings as souvenirs. We hope you will enjoy Japanese and Asian culture.

★Well-balanced local tour Shrine Visiting, Local Foods & Shopping in Ningyocho! Step into the heart of old Tokyo with this delightful local tour. Learn the proper manners of visiting a Shinto shrine and visit two of Tokyo’s most famous shrines to experience Japan’s spiritual traditions. Then, wander through the charming streets of Ningyocho, shop for elegant Japanese crafts and tableware, and taste some of the area’s beloved local foods and sweets. A perfect mix of culture, taste, and tradition — all in one unforgettable tour!

If you're tired of regular sightseeing tours, this mystery-focused small-group tour of Asakusa in Tokyo is a fun option. Stay engaged as you solve riddles with a guide, discovering the streets of Asakusa and deepening your knowledge of this traditional part of Tokyo along the way. The small group size offers a more intimate experience than crowded group tours.

Among Kyoto's popular tourist destinations, Higashiyama and the Kyoto Station area, including Kiyomizu-dera Temple, attract visitors from Japan and abroad due to their deeply Japanese atmosphere. This tour focuses on experiencing Japanese history, culture, and summer in Kyoto. The tour begins at Shijo-Kawaramachi Station, offering easy access to Higashiyama attractions. After a short bus ride and walk, you'll reach Kiyomizu-dera Temple, known for its clear water and small waterfall. After shopping on the street in front of the temple, you'll visit Yasaka Shrine, believed to ward off epidemic diseases during the hot season. Next, enjoy the Japanese summer sweet "shaved ice" in Gion and stroll along the famous Gion street. The tour concludes with a visit to Kyoto Tower in front of Kyoto Station for a romantic view at dusk. Let's embark on a trip to Kyoto, a city best enjoyed in the hot summer!

This is the tour for people who want to feel Japanese traditional culture and latest foods together!! Kamakura is a town where samurai culture remains and where one can enjoy fashionable stores and the latest sweets. Not only foreign tourists but also many Japanese visit Kamakura. You can enjoy the latest gourmet foods and trendy Japanese foods, while the townscape preserves traditional culture and foods that have been familiar to the Japanese people for a long time. Please take a stroll in this fashionable waiting area where culture and the latest are intermingled. Enjoy Japanese traditional town and discover your favorite souvenirs and foods.

This walking tour of Shinjuku’s buzzing areas of Golden Gai and Kabukicho is the perfect way to discover great bars, restaurants, and food stalls, without having to do any research. Discover new haunts, and feast on local specialties, such as ramen and “yakitori” (skewers). Learn about local history from your guide, and best of all, enjoy the perk of having tastings included.

Step into the heart of Kyoto with a private tour of Kiyomizu Temple and Yasaka Shrine, two of the city’s most iconic historical sites. This experience is led by young local guides who are passionate about sharing Kyoto’s history, culture, and everyday life from a fresh, authentic perspective. Unlike standard group tours, this is a custom-made, private experience designed around your interests. Whether you want to focus on history, local stories, photo spots, or simply enjoy a relaxed walk at your own pace, your guide will tailor the tour just for you. By joining this tour, you’re not only discovering Kyoto’s rich heritage—you’re also supporting the next generation of local guides as they build their skills and share their love for their hometown. Enjoy a meaningful, personal, and memorable Kyoto experience, made just for you.

Known as downtown Tokyo, the Asakusa area is a popular tourist destination that attracts visitors from Japan and abroad. Its popularity lies in its strong sense of Japan's unique culture, history, and customs despite being in the city. This tour showcases Asakusa as the perfect stage for experiencing summer in Japan. The tour begins at the Asakusa Culture and Tourism Center, offering a panoramic view of Asakusa and the places you'll visit. Don't miss the historic Sensoji temple with its huge lanterns and interesting features. After enjoying the shopping district, cool off with locally famous shaved ice, piled high to help beat the summer heat. The tour ends with a visit to Japan's tallest tower, the Tokyo Sky Tree, where you can see the city at dusk from the sky. Let's embark on a summer trip to Asakusa, a place you can truly enjoy only in the hot season!

Get an inside look into Japan’s ancient, traditional national sport: sumo wrestling. Travelers can find it hard to gain access to the wrestlers’ stables without local help. On this morning training tour you’ll see the athletes practicing, close up. Enjoy this exclusive insight into Japanese culture and history through this fascinating sport.

With this guided walking tour, you can learn about different subcultures in Tokyo, and also enjoy the perk of having dinner and one drink—such as sake or beer—included too. Along the way, get insider tips on the best local spots to visit in Nakano, explore a local standing bar, and discover places linked to anime and manga culture too.

Taste your way through one of Tokyo’s vibrant neighborhoods on this street-food walking tour of Togoshi Ginza. Sample seven types of local snacks—from fried treats to sweets—and explore a lesser-visited side of Tokyo’s culinary scene. Perfect for food lovers eager to taste Tokyo like a local beyond sushi and ramen.

This tour allows you to enjoy Asakusa at night in a relaxed atmosphere that you cannot usually experience. In contrast to the glamorous Asakusa of the daytime, the atmosphere of Asakusa changes to one of calmness in the evening. It is during this time of the day, when the shopkeepers in the shopping district are closing their stores, that the bars shine brightly. This tour will take you to a bar where you can enjoy a performance by an award-winning shamisen player who has continued to practice while preserving the tradition. Enjoy the traditional Japanese instrumental music along with delicious sake and food.

Explore the rich history and serene atmosphere of Ikegami Honmonji, the grand temple of Nichiren Buddhism. This 90-120 min walking tour takes you through beautiful gardens and impressive gates, offering a peaceful escape from the bustling city. Try traditional treats at local shops and visit charming stores, immersing yourself in a more authentic side of Tokyo. Perfect for those seeking cultural depth and local flavors, this tour provides an intimate look at the heritage of the area. - Discover the historic Temples and plum garden *Plum blossom season is between Jan. to March. *Plum garden admission fee is included. - Try traditional kuzumochi and rice cracker at local shops - Explore the charming neighborhood with local stores and markets *Visit Dagashiya where is a traditional snack shop and sesame specialty store.(Please take a look at the picture, I recommend Ohagi (mochi)!) - Enjoy a peaceful 90-120 min walking tour away from the crowds *You will need some cash to eat and buy.

Enjoy an unforgettable day in Yamanashi combining limited‑seat rail travel, regional cuisine, and hands‑on food experiences. Ride the elegant Fuji View Express, a special sweets train with panoramic views near Mt. Fuji, savor a local hoto lunch, and enjoy 2 uniquely Japanese activities: packing as many traditional sweets as you can and picking sweet Shine Muscat grapes straight from the vineyard. With reserved seating, expert planning, and only 26 guests per day, this tour offers a relaxed yet exclusive way to experience Yamanashi’s flavors and scenery. Operated by Club Tourism, a leading Japanese travel company with over 70 years of experience, this high-quality tour offers a safe and reliable travel experience in Japan. Accompanied by a tour leader known for excellent hospitality, it has received high praise from travelers of many nationalities. The tour is conducted in Japanese, but many non-Japanese speakers join comfortably, making it suitable even for first-time visitors.

Most Hokkaido summer trips force a choice: a one-day rush to Furano lavender, or a separate run to the Biei Blue Pond, or another tour for Ningle Terrace at dusk. This two-day route covers all three at a pace that lets you actually take them in — and bundles an overnight at a Sounkyo Onsen hot-spring hotel most day tours simply skip. What you get for one bundled price: round-trip coach transport from Sapporo, a full bilingual local guide for both days, every attraction admission, hotel buffet breakfast and dinner, and a timed arrival at Ningle Terrace as its lanterns switch on. The itinerary flexes with the season — Farm Tomita's lavender peaks late June through mid-August, then swaps to Shikisai-no-oka's panoramic flower stripes, so summer departures stay floral all the way through. For travelers who prefer a zoo-free experience, the Day 1 Asahiyama Zoo stop is genuinely optional — just let your guide know at departure and wait at the coach instead.

Experience the vibrant streets of Hiroshima as they come alive on this exciting small-group walking food tour Perfect, even if you’re short on time, you’ll get to taste some of the city’s most famous dishes, including the iconic Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki, all in just a few hours with Ac Car Let your expert local guide lead the way, handling all the ordering and language barriers, so you can simply relax, explore, and enjoy a truly stress-free and delicious culinary adventure

Discover Tokyo through the deep, delicious world of matcha. Guided by a tea-loving local, you’ll explore specialty shops, cafés, and hidden corners where matcha is elevated into an art form. Throughout the tour, taste everything from pure ceremonial-grade matcha to inventive drinks and beautifully crafted matcha sweets. Along the way, your guide will share stories and insights into Japan’s tea culture—its history, rituals, and the growing appreciation for premium matcha varieties. You’ll wander through some of Tokyo’s most vibrant neighborhoods—Aoyama, Shibuya, and Shimokitazawa—each offering its own unique atmosphere and delightful discoveries. For guests who love beautiful things, your guide can also introduce you to boutique shops featuring ceramics, teaware, and artisanal utensils, perfect for taking home a meaningful piece of Japan. A flavorful and cultural journey, ideal for matcha beginners and enthusiasts alike.

Explore Sapporo and Otaru in one well-paced day. After hotel pickup, head to Sapporo’s Jogai Market to browse fresh seafood and local produce, sample Hokkaido favorites, and hunt for unique local treats. Then visit the legendary Okurayama Ski Jump Stadium (Okurayama Schanze): ride the ropeway for panoramic city views and step into the on-site museum to learn its history and the excitement of ski jumping. Continue to Shiroi Koibito Park to watch chocolate being made and enjoy the photogenic grounds and clock-tower show. After a short highway drive, arrive in Otaru—stroll the canal lined with stone warehouses and gas lamps, enjoy free time for lunch, explore Sakaimachi Street’s glass and music-box boutiques, and, time permitting, join a brief canal cruise. Relax on the ride back to your Sapporo hotel—a seamless day of culture, cuisine, and classic Hokkaido scenery. Includes: Okurayama Ropeway & Museum; Shiroi Koibito Park admission; hotel pickup and drop-off.