Top Japan Shopping Tours

Chiikawa Bakery is reservation-only and must be booked in advance. Decorated in soft pink tones with exclusive artwork, the fairy-tale shop features a Chiikawa-shaped entrance and a pink chimney oven display, where Chiikawa, Hachiware, and Usagi warmly welcome you. Phase 2 (4 types): Apr 1 (Wed) – May 31 (Sun) Phase 3 (4 types): Jun 1 (Mon) – Jul 31 (Fri) Advance ticket holders visiting during these periods will receive 1 random novelty gift at entry. Notes： * 1 ticket per guest. Preschoolers enter free with an adult, but need their own ticket to buy bread/goods. * Includes a ¥1,000 voucher valid for items/food on the visit day (no change given; item limits apply). * Reservations cancel if 15+ minutes late (no refunds/rescheduling). * No outside food/drinks, smoking, or trading goods inside the store/Tokyu Plaza. * No luggage storage; please manage your own valuables. * Ticket time is for queuing, not immediate entry; peak waits may occur.

If you enjoy sewing, crafts, and fashion, then you’ll love Tokyo’s Nippori Fabric Town. Avoid the overwhelm of so much color, texture, and choice by joining a private walking tour tailored to your preferences. A guide is on hand to assist you with shopping—no need to worry about language barriers.

Head deep inside one of the world’s most under-the-radar natural wonders on this small-group guided expedition through a Japanese ice cave. This site is hard to reach for most independent travelers, but special entry permits are included in the tour. Follow the light of a headlamp into the mysterious, ice-cold cavern, carved by lava eruptions from Mt. Fuji over a millennium ago—a thrilling, out-of-the-box adventure.

A shotengai, or shopping street, is a great place to shop, eat, and get a glimpse of everyday life in Japan. This walking tour of Tokyo shows you both the modern and traditional sides of the city through its shopping streets. Customize your itinerary for the roughly six hour tour from a list of possible attractions, including a guided visit to Tsukiji Fish Market to appreciate its local significance.

This is a private, tailor-made tour designed exclusively just for you ! ① Highly attentive and personalized hospitality ② Extensive knowledge of the latest trends and excellent restaurants ③ Plenty of photos taken for you I can guide you to classic spots like Asakusa and the Imperial Palace, trendy areas such as Shibuya and Harajuku, and even meccas of subculture like Akihabara. I can also take you to "hidden gems" known only to locals, spots serving exquisite cuisine, and locations famous for beautiful cherry blossoms or autumn foliage. ・Durations: 6/ 8/ 10 hours ・Transportation: Subway/ Train/ Taxi ・Meeting Point: Hotel lobby (Please provide your hotel name when booking) *If your hotel is located far from the city center, I may ask to meet at the Hachiko Statue in Shibuya instead. *The start time can be changed. *Please note that I do not provide creating itineraries or pre-tour consultations via phone. International Chief Tour Conductor

Meow~, Welcome to family-friendly Cat tour in Tokyo! This is the "purr-fect" and "Meow-velous" Cat-themed adventure for all the cat lovers! It includes a visit to Gotokuji Cat Temple, the famous “Lucky Cat Temple” with a thousand lucky cats, and a relaxing visit to a lovely cat café in Harajuku. You’ll also explore charming "cat-themed shops" and a "cat-themed sweets" store along a local shopping street near the temple. Our tour is perfect for families with children aged 3 and up, couples, friends, and cat lovers of all kinds. It’s a Purr-fectly fun and feline-filled adventure! Highlights: ・Visit the famous Gotokuji Lucky Cat Temple with a thousand lucky cats ・Learn the story behind lucky cats with your guide ・Relax at a clean and popular cat café ・Enjoy cat-themed shops and cat sweets in a local Tokyo street

Immerse yourself in the heart of sake culture on a small-group walking tour through Kobe’s Nada district, Japan’s top sake-producing region. Visit carefully selected breweries to taste premium sakes, including unfiltered and seasonal varieties, while learning brewing secrets and enjoying authentic hospitality. With a friendly English-speaking guide and cooling breaks, this experience suits both beginners and enthusiasts eager to appreciate sake’s unique flavors.

*Find your favorite anime goods in Osaka without wasting time!* With hundreds of anime shops, finding the right stores can be overwhelming. Your local guide helps you find what you love, save time, and enjoy shopping. Great for families and anime fans! *IMPORTANT: Please select the correct tour plan!* **TOUR NI: Second-hand Anime Shops — 1:30 PM** Explore second-hand shops for figures, trading cards, stationery, T-shirts, model cars, capsule toys, arcade games experiences, and Japanese knives. Meet near Nipponbashi Station. Note: Mostly used goods in excellent condition, plus some new items. **TOUR SH: Official Anime Stores — 10:30 AM** Visit official shops featuring Capcom, Godzilla, Ghibli, Chiikawa, Hello Kitty, Jump characters, Pokémon, and arcade games experiences. Meet near Shinsaibashi Station. Note: New official goods, but smaller selections. Rare or older items may be difficult to find. *Both tours take about 2–3 hours* We can adjust routes to match your interests!

Come to Nagano for a deeper sake experience — compare around 10 local sakes (seasonal selection may vary), taste 3 kinds of amazake(non alcohol), enjoy warm Nagano miso soup, and visit a historic old sake factory area. The brewery has over 300 years of history, and you’ll learn the differences between premium styles like unfiltered, unpasteurized, and seasonal sake. First, enjoy a relaxed walk through the streets of Nagano and the Zenkoji Temple area, then head to the tasting experience before returning toward Nagano Station. -Taste 3 different amazake (a traditional non-alcoholic sweet drink) -Enjoy a warm bowl of Nagano miso soup -Admission included to visit a historic old sake factory area -Explore Nagano’s laid-back streets around Zenkoji Temple and stop by local shops -Learn simple, authentic Japanese tasting etiquette and local food culture -Connect with local business owners and hear stories about Nagano’s history and everyday life

The Cup Noodles Museum Yokohama is a popular attraction, but with this pre-booked package, you can save time waiting in long ticket lines and guarantee entry on a date and time slot of your choice. Once inside, learn about the history of Cup Noodles from your guide and best of all—have the chance to make your own original Cup Noodles to take away with you.

See more of Hokkaido in a single day on a seamless tour that combines Sapporo-area landmarks with the historic port city of Otaru. Zip between highlights such as the Hill of the Buddha, Hokkaido Shrine, and the whimsical Shiroi Koibito Park before heading to Otaru. Plus, free time gives you the flexibility to explore the canal, Sakaimachi Street, and other areas at your own pace.

Vintage shops, Japanese streetwear, K-fashion and giant station-side malls: Shinjuku has it all within a few walkable blocks. Akari, a Tokyo stylist with 20 years in fashion, makes it easy. She trained in couture at ESMOD Paris, spent nearly 10 years as a buyer for Japanese fashion companies, and has styled 8,000+ people. Since 2019 she has run her own image-consulting salon in Tokyo as a certified personal color, face-type and body-type analyst, and she directs her own womenswear label. Her 400+ online styling orders in Japan hold a 5.0 rating. After booking, a short questionnaire covers your style, sizes, budget and wish list. Akari researches and builds a route just for you: rare vintage, Japanese brands made to last, or the latest Tokyo street looks. At each stop she explains why a cut or fabric suits your frame, talks to store staff for you, and takes candid photos. No pressure to buy. Private for 1–2 travelers: choose 3, 3.5 or 4.5 hours (couples 3.5+).

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.

Cat lovers are in for a treat with this feline-centric tour of Tokyo. From the Lucky Cat Temple in the city’s Gotokuji district to a giant 3D cat billboard in Shinjuku, a local guide shows you the sights and tells you the stories behind them. This is a small-group experience, ensuring you have plenty of your guide’s attention throughout.

From samurai sword-making traditions to sushi-slicing blades, Japan is known for its expertly crafted sharp knives—but knowing where to find the best equipment is a challenge for foreign visitors in Tokyo. On this private walking tour, visit a hand-picked selection of knife shops in Tsukiji and Kappabashi alongside a guide who can get you the best bargains and explain their use in Japanese cooking.

Avoid the challenges of navigating Tokyo’s maze-like metro system and save time on a private sightseeing tour by car with hotel pickup. Get a solid overview of Tokyo even if you’re short on time and visit only the spots that interest you the most in this customizable car tour. Focus on food, shopping, history, or a combination.

Discover Shimokitazawa, Tokyo’s trendsetting neighborhood known for vintage fashion, indie culture, and creative local charm. On this guided walking tour, explore one of Tokyo’s most stylish and artistic districts with a local guide who knows where the neighborhood truly comes alive. Wander through Shimokitazawa’s famous vintage clothing streets, where you’ll find everything from timeless fashion pieces to contemporary styles, then continue on to independent bookstores, quirky specialty shops, and small pop-up spaces that capture the area’s unique energy. ・Explore Shimokitazawa’s famous vintage fashion district with a local guide ・Discover independent bookstores, specialty shops, and creative pop-up spaces ・Experience one of Tokyo’s most stylish and artistic neighborhoods ・Find unique souvenirs and local treasures you won’t see in typical tourist areas

See two of the top attractions near Nagano on this full-day excursion. Explore the tranquil grounds of the 1400-year-old Zenko-ji Temple, one of Japan's most important temples. Enjoy a guided sake tasting at a nearby brewery and a hearty lunch at a local restaurant. Then, head to the Snow Monkey Park, located down a beautiful forest trail, to witness a group of local macaques known for their willingness to live in the snow and bathe in the local hot springs.

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.

Avoid going home with blurry pictures and book a private professional photographer for your Tokyo trip. Discover the most photogenic spots around the city—from some of the most popular attractions to hidden gems tucked away from the crowds—and guarantee that you leave Tokyo with quality photos of your time there. Your photographer captures hundreds of photos, plus 20 retouched photos that you’ve selected.

Visit Mount Fuji and its surrounding areas with this day tour from Tokyo. You'll start with Mount Fuji, continuing on to the stunning Lake Kawaguchikp before stopping for lunch. You'll then head on to Oshion Hakkai, with its eight natural springs before stopping to go shopping at the Gotemba Premium Outlets.

This guided tour helps you discover Kyoto’s dispersed temples, shrines, and cultural attractions in one day. Save time researching and planning your trip, by having the itinerary organized for you. Travel in an air-conditioned coach for a hassle-free day. Highlights include Kiyomizu-Dera Temple, Fushimi Inari Shrine, Sagano Bamboo Forest, and Kinkaku-ji Temple—admission tickets are included for all.

This is not just a sake tasting — it’s a 3-hour experience that will completely change how you understand and choose sake in Japan. Led by a sake specialist, you’ll go beyond “sweet or dry” and learn how sake is actually made, why flavors differ, and how to identify your own preferences with confidence. Visit the historic Gekkeikan Okura Sake Museum, then enjoy a guided tasting of multiple styles of sake paired with traditional snacks — with clear, practical explanations you can use anywhere in Japan. By the end of the tour, you will know which type of sake you truly like and how to select it without hesitation - enjoy sake not just during your travels, but as part of your life. Date full? Visit the Gekkeikan Okura Sake Museum on your own, then join our 1.5-hour session to learn how to choose sake you’ll love.