Top Japan Kid-Friendly Tours - page 2

Reaching the UNESCO-listed village of Shirakawa-go and the Edo-period streets of Takayama from Nagoya on your own means navigating rural bus timetables with limited English signage. This round-trip bus tour handles all the logistics—driving you into the mountains of Gifu with a conductor who speaks English or Chinese. Upgrade to include a lunch of Hida beef teppanyaki or an oden set.

Explore the busy and exciting Shinjuku region of Tokyo with your guide, and sample all kinds of traditional Japanese food along the way. Start at a sushi haven, known only to locals, to try several sushi creations. Next, visit a restaurant where they grill Wagyu on traditional shichirin stoves before walking the neon streets of Kabuki-Cho. End your tour at a bar where you can indulge in tasty desserts.

Whether you’re an anime and gaming fan, or you just want to learn more about this exciting part of Japanese popular culture, this is the tour for you. Get explanations about Japanese culture that you wouldn’t get if exploring the area alone, and experience all the “must do” activities in Akihabara, such as visiting a retro video game store, a maid cafe, a photo booth, and much more.

Get a taste of Japanese food and culture during this walking tour of Tokyo’s Shibuya district. Escape the tourist hordes as you eat like a Japanese local, sampling traditional bites at off-the-beaten-path eateries and hangouts that you’d likely miss otherwise. You can also toast your adventure, and new friends, with one included drink too.

Immerse yourself in Japanese cuisine with this all-in-one small-group class. You’ll visit a local supermarket near Iriya Station with your guide and learn how to shop for Japanese ingredients like a professional. After, you’ll make traditional foods like sushi rolls, miso soup, egg rolls, and more as you hone your homestyle cooking skills. Once it’s time to enjoy your meal, tea is served to complement your experience.

This full-day tour checks off two fascinating locations in one go—a great way to learn more about Japan's history and culture if you're short on time. Spend your morning exploring the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Shirakawa-go, a village famous for its traditional gassho-zukuri farmhouses. In the afternoon, head to Kanazawa to visit the Kenrokuen Garden and Higashi Chaya District. Make and taste traditional Japanese sweets, and watch a craftsperson make gold leaf.

Get a deeper experience of Kyoto food culture than would be possible on your own by joining this guided food tour. Stroll through the districts of Gion and Pontocho, stopping into small bars and restaurants to sample traditional drinks and food that have been carefully chosen to make up a full meal. The experience also includes the opportunity to try three different types of local sake too.

Discover Tokyo's must-see landmarks on the deluxe coach tour including a Matcha experience, admission to Skytree, and a Tokyo Bay ferry(sometimes no cruise). Stroll the natural scenery at Meiji Shrine and drive past Akihabara, Ueno and other major attractions en route to the Imperial Palace. Then explore Asakusa with historical temples, shopping, matcha tea and Japanese Izakaya Lunch! In the afternoon, enjoy a 360° panoramic view from Tokyo Sky Tree and relaxing at Tokyo Bay Cruise. Return to Shinjuku while enjoy the view of the Tokyo city. ・Discover Tokyo's the most iconic landmarks on the coach tour efficiently ・Try Authentic Matcha experience & IZAKAYA Lunch at Historical place, Asakusa ・Benefit from skip-the-line admission to skytree which is the tallest broadcasting tower in the world ・Get a light breeze of Tokyo Bay Ferry (sometimes no cruise) ・A Professional English-speaking guide attend this tour ・Also, multilingual audio guidance is available in EN, FR, IT, ES, DE, PT, UK

See the vibrant streets of Hiroshima come to life on this small-group walking food tour. Even if you’re short on time in the city, you can try several of its most famous dishes, such as Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki pancakes, in just a few hours. Your guide will take care of ordering for you and navigating any language barriers, offering you a stress-free dining experience.

Learn to draw manga from a professional manga artist in Tokyo’s Nakano neighborhood. During this class, use the manga tools provided, such as screen tone, manga pens and ink, and manga paper. Whether you're just starting out or a practicing manga artist wanting to hone your skills, the instructor will tailor their teaching to your skills. Take home your completed piece of art as a souvenir.

Experience the natural beauty of Japan’s tallest peak without having to navigate public transportation on this all-day excursion. After a convenient pickup in central Tokyo, catch amazing views of Mt. Fuji from Arakurayama Sengen Park and admire local crafts at Kawaguchiko Craft Park. Stroll among Oishi Park’s flowers and catch more mountain views.

Big group tours typically take you to crowded spots and follow a tight itinerary, but this private tour of Kyoto offers a personalized, flexible experience. In the company of just your chosen travel companions, ride around the ancient Japanese city in a private vehicle and discover hidden gems, from secret temples to local stores, that most tourists miss. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included for your convenience.

Osaka is famous for its food, so why not learn how to make some authentic local dishes at home? This small-group cooking class and sake tasting lets you practice your skills with live feedback from your instructor. At the end of the class, enjoy your dishes with local sake, beer, or soft drinks.

Discover Tokyo at your own pace on this half- or full-day customizable private tour. Design a tour that suits your interests, whether that includes the Tsukiji Fish Market, temples, shrines, shopping, or food and sake experiences. Your private tour includes hotel transfers, lunch (full-day only), and travel by private vehicle or public transport to suit your needs, with convenient hotel drop-off after the tour.

The youthful and colorful Tokyo district of Harajuku is known for its confections but, for visitors, it can be hard to figure out the best places to go. This guided tour takes you to local vendors to try some of the are's most popular sweets while learning about this unique local culture.

Join our bus tour departing from Hakata Bus Terminal and experience the largest and most unique Japanese theme park, Huis Ten Bosch, located in the heart of Nagasaki's Sasebo city, including a round trip ticket and a one-day pass to enjoy the attractions in the park. *If you book more than 2 months in advance, the voucher will be sent less than 2 months before the activity date

Skip the hassle of figuring out Tokyo’s subway system, and check off top landmarks effortlessly with this sightseeing bus tour. An ideal pick for first-time visitors, listen to audio commentary while traveling between city highlights. There are different loops to choose from—potential places of interest that the routes pass include Tokyo Tower, the Rainbow Bridge, and the Imperial Palace.

This bus tour makes it easy to visit Amanohashidate and Miyama in one day. Skip the hassle of figuring out local subway networks with bus pickup from a convenient meeting point in Kyoto or Osaka. Along the way, enjoy onboard commentary and multiple stops, including Chionji Temple, a cruise at Amanohashidate, the village of Miyama, and Nariai-ji Temple.

Get the most out of your time in Tokyo by learning an essential Japanese culinary skill—how to prepare sushi from scratch. To ensure you get the perfect package to suit your preferences, you can choose between a standard class or one that includes sake tastings. With expert guidance from an instructor, you can pick up authentic techniques for making different sushi styles that go far beyond what you’d learn from a recipe alone.

Explore three destination — Kamakura, Enoshima, and Yokohama — at your own pace on this customizable private tour from Tokyo. Enjoy a mix of history, spirituality, and nature during your tour, with an itinerary that's crafted by a qualified guide so you won't have to spend time researching where to go. See highlights such as the Great Buddha of Kamakura, the garden of Hasedera Temple, and more.

Don't miss out this chance!! I still haven't seen any tours having 3 cities done in 1 day. Here, I tailored a tour for those who wants to look at the 3 cities in 1 day, selected from the guide's special recommdation. I'll give you 'wow' experience! ↓　↓　↓ If you stay in Kyoto, hotel pickup is available and taken to sites directly. Also, it's possible to choose any dropoff location and go to some nice restaurants after the tour. Although itineraries are different from the each option, here's the example below of what we do for 'the 3 cities tour' option. It is a 12 hours tour KYOTO ・Fushimi Inari shrine ・the secret temple: Trust me. It surprises you and is sort of a mystery tour NARA ・Todai-ji, the great Budda hall: a massive statue ・Nara park: feeding deers with crackers ・the secret temple : mathca tasting in the serene place OSAKA ・Dotombori: walking, eating local dishes on the streets ・Abeno harukasu: the highest skycrapers with the observatory.

Akihabara, Tokyo's "Electric Town," is a must-visit for fans of anime. But for newcomers to Tokyo, it can be hard to figure out the best places to go. This tour eliminates the guesswork by taking you to the best of the neighborhood's stores, cafés, and more to soak up the atmosphere. Along the way, gain insight into the local culture from your guide, and take a break for lunch.

Master the art of Japanese home cooking in the heart of Osaka with a cozy evening dedicated to izakaya-style dishes and sake pairing. This unique experience begins with a grocery run in a local supermarket, where you'll discover intriguing ingredients and brainstorm creative takoyaki fillings. Under the guidance of an English-speaking local, prepare savory dishes like crispy takoyaki, wasabi-marinated tuna, and chicken with mayo & ponzu, all while sipping on handpicked sakes. Enjoy the full spread of your creations in a relaxed, friend-like atmosphere, and take home a downloadable recipe pack to recreate the magic at your own gatherings.

There’s so much for families to do in Tokyo that it can be overwhelming for first-time visitors. Adventurous families will love customizing their own private tour from a list of recommendations. Select the places that appeal to you and your kids, from the Tsukiji Fish Market to culture-rich Asakusa to the informative Edo–Tokyo Museum. You’ll travel on foot or by public transport but without the risk of getting lost.