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You’re traveling in Tokyo, and you want to try authentic ramen – but you’re overwhelmed by the choices. Join Tokyo’s first-ever ramen tasting tour, and sample up to 6 mini-bowls of different types of ramen at 3 award-winning ramen shops. Learn about the unique flavors of ramen, from spicy fish to savory pork, and learn about its history and how to eat it like a local.

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.

Speed up your Tokyo sightseeing and make your time in the city go further with this exciting electric scooter adventure. Led by a ninja guide, you don’t have to worry about following a map or getting lost. Landmarks passed along the way include the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building, Hanazono Shrine, and the bustling nightlife spot of Golden Gai.

You can experience wearing a kimono and take a walking tour to learn about the city's past and discover new experiences, as well as watch entertainment shows, including Japanese dance at the theater. This modern arrangement of the playhouse, popular in recreational areas since the Edo period, is a unique feature.

Kawagoe is the perfect escape from Tokyo's bustling modernity: in fact, even though many foreign tourists don't know about it, Kawagoe is so rich in heritage and tradition and it deserves a full day to be visited. First, we will visit Kitain Temple, a remarkable complex as it shows a two-storied pagoda, together with some parts of the old Edo Castle. Next, we will walk along Taisho Roman Yume Dori, a short yet interesting street, leading to Kawagoe's main attraction, Kura no Machi: we will walk along the beautiful warehouses before moving on to the symbol of the city, Toki no kane: a tower bell that overlooks the central part of town. From there we will move to Kashiya Yokocho, an alley where traditional candy shops are located. At the end of the tour, if you chose one of the option, you will be introduced to a rickshaw rider or a Kimono rental shop: you will be free to explore more of Kawagoe, go back to Tokyo, visit the close Sayama city or move to Omiya and catch a Shinkansen train

Explore the darker side of Kabukicho on this small-group walking tour that goes beyond standard sightseeing. Hear lesser-known stories about the area’s red-light history and real incidents that have shaped its reputation. With a guide to provide local context, the route also passes filming locations from the TV series "Tokyo Vice."