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Embark on a private tour from Tokyo to Mount Fuji. Enjoy a stress-free journey with hotel pick-up and drop-off, and visit the Chureito Pagoda, Lake Kawaguchi, Oshino Hakkai, etc..

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!!

Nakano is so close to Shinjuku, just next stop from Shinjuku by JR Chu-o Line. Why is this west side of Tokyo Nakano so popular city to live? Come and feel very casual and easy-going living area in Tokyo. Narrow back streets, so many gourmet restaurants, unique anime shops and underground shopping mall will make you feel excited. After the active down town, we move to quiet residence area by walking. Come to super local living area and experience Japanese calligraphy, strolling around neighbors will bring you deeper understanding Japanese life. Famous sightseeing spots are not included in this tour but I'd like you to feel as if you were home staying in Japan. Normal life is full of culture!

My name is Koichi. I will guide you to underground restaurants in Shinjuku. This plan includes some drinks and food in the price by default. Shinjuku's Kabukicho is an underground place. "Golden area" is an even deeper place, lined with bars that have an atmosphere like the Japanese version of the speakeasy bars of the US prohibition era. I will introduce three places, selected by me. Koichi, our guide, lives in Shinjuku Ward, about 15 minutes by car from Kabukicho. I know about Shinjuku a lot, and I'm very good at English. I previously lived in Manhattan and Philadelphia for about two years around 2011. I am a certified public accountant of the United States. I have many friends in the United States, Europe, Taiwan, China, Thailand, the Middle East, etc., and is very friendly.

Step beyond the ordinary and explore Kamakura with a fully personalized private tour designed entirely around you. From the moment your day begins, everything is taken care of. I will personally pick you up at your hotel, ensuring a smooth, comfortable, and stress-free start. No language barriers, no rushing — just a relaxed journey toward one of Japan’s most historic and spiritual destinations. Why Choose This Private Kamakura Tour? 1. Fully Customized Itinerary Unlike group tours with fixed schedules, this experience is tailored to your interests. Whether you are passionate about history, Zen Buddhism, hidden temples, photography, local cuisine, or coastal walks — your day is designed around what matters most to you. 2. Beyond the Guidebooks Yes, we will see the iconic Great Buddha and major highlights — but what makes this tour unique is access to lesser-known spots, quiet temples, secret viewpoints, and authentic local neighborhoods that most visitors never discover. 3. Cultural Insight, Not Just Sightseeing Kamakura is not just beautiful — it is deeply spiritual. You will gain real insight into samurai history, Zen philosophy, Shinto traditions, and the cultural foundations that shaped Japan. Stories, symbolism, and historical context bring every site to life. 4. Flexible Pace & Comfort Want to spend more time at a temple? Stop for matcha and traditional sweets? Explore a hidden alley? With a private tour, you decide the rhythm of the day. 5. Professional, Personal Service This is not a scripted tour — it is a human connection. I focus on creating an engaging, thoughtful, and memorable experience, adapted to solo travelers, couples, families, or small groups. 6. Hotel Pickup Included Your experience begins at your accommodation. I ensure seamless transportation planning and guidance throughout the day so you can simply enjoy the journey. Kamakura is often visited — but rarely truly experienced. If you are looking for depth, authenticity, flexibility, and personal attention, this private tour offers something far beyond a standard excursion. Let’s create a day in Kamakura that you will remember for a lifetime.

We have several tours in Shinjuku, known as a red-light district. However, this tour is the best of the best. This tour features beautiful elements from our Shinjuku tours. Take a bus tour around Shinjuku, where you can see everyday people from the bus. You can also visit the underground mall, which is a super maze. Businessmen and women walk around seriously and fast, especially Monday through Friday. (These courses are only from 1 pm. On the other hand, the course from 2 pm is recommended if you want to walk around a red-light district deeply. The 3:30 pm course includes Tokyo Projection Mapping, which the Tokyo Metropolitan Government presents, by the way.) Above all, the Samurai restaurant is fantastic with shows and food. This used to be a Robot restaurant, which was a phenomenon in Japan. Finally, you know Shinjuku well.

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.

At sunrise in the Mount Fuji area, visitors are treated to one of Japan’s most unforgettable natural spectacles. As the sky brightens, Mount Fuji’s perfect silhouette emerges like a living postcard, inviting travelers to capture its beauty from renowned spots such as Lake Kawaguchi, Chureito Pagoda, and the Fuji Five Lakes region. The golden morning light reflects on the calm waters, creating picture-perfect moments that draw photographers from around the world. Nearby viewpoints, and peaceful walking trails offer countless opportunities to soak in the scenery while enjoying the crisp mountain air. With each passing minute, the landscape transforms into a vibrant panorama, making sunrise at Mount Fuji not just a sight to see, but a must-experience highlight for every traveler

This is a safe and very enjoyable tour! Local guides will guide you while explaining in English! Even if you are new to Japan, you can enjoy the deep area of Shinjuku with no worries. First, enjoy the beautiful looking sushi! Please enjoy it with your favorite sake. Here, we serve Temari Sushi. Temari-zushi is a bite-sized sushi shaped like a round ball, which looks lovely and is used for celebrations. Before we move on to the next restaurant, let's take a look at a historical building. Take a stroll through the historic Hanazono Shrine and then the famous Golden Gai. This bustling area is lined with restaurants and eateries in intricate, narrow alleys. You can enjoy the unique Japanese scenery. We will stop at one in Golden Gai After the unique Golden Gai, enjoy karaoke at a craft beer bar!

Tokyo is full of Japanese pubs—which are known as “izakayas”—but sometimes language barriers can make it tricky to know what to order. With this tour, avoid menu confusion, as a guide translates and orders for you. Have a chance to taste over seven tasty snacks—including gourmet specialties—as well as locally-produced drinks, such as beer and sake.

Explore Kawagoe with a Local University Student from Japan’s Top Schools Wander through the charming streets of Kawagoe, also known as Coedo (“Little Edo”), a town filled with Edo-period architecture, retro shops, and a timeless atmosphere. This relaxed walking tour is led by a local university student from one of Japan’s top-tier universities, offering a fresh, youthful, and down-to-earth perspective—no long lectures, just a smooth-paced and friendly experience. Along the way, your guide will also act as your personal photographer, capturing professional-quality photos of you and your group at the most scenic spots—perfect for couples, friends, or solo travelers who want to stay in the moment. To top it off, enjoy Kawagoe’s signature dish—Unagi (grilled eel)—a rich local favorite with deep cultural roots. Whether you're here for the culture, the food, or the photos, this tour is a fun and casual way to experience a slice of traditional Japan.