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Tokyo station is one of the biggest station in Tokyo. Over 1 million people stop and use this station everyday. Gathering lots of people in the station means we have many options for food and shopping and of course things to discover. Tokyo station has long history but non of them are not revealed to tourists. People just stop and go but this is not the meaning to stay in Tokyo station. Discovering Tokyo station is indescribably interesting indeed. In the tour, our expert guide will take you and share you how to enjoy Tokyo station. Starting from outside of the station to see how it's made, structured and history. Guests will getting more inside of the station and also it's the great place for shopping. Japanese traditional items, modern items, Anime items and food, many amazing items are available at the shopping street in the station. People can enjoy shopping too. Guests will know history, food, shopping, Anime, local items, transportation, everything we can do at the station.

While it’s certainly possible to explore Edo Castle and the Imperial Palace on your own, a guided tour will help you learn much more about each landmark’s historical significance. On this walking tour, discover 2,600 years of Japanese history as you learn about the Emperors that shaped the country, samurai, and the shoguns.

Join our walking tours and explore the vibrant neighborhoods of Shibuya and Harajuku—Tokyo's hotspots for graffiti, mural art, and underground galleries. ✨ What to Expect: ‍♀️ Easy walking route—no need for public transport. Visit hidden graffiti art spots, colorful murals, and exclusive art galleries (varies with ongoing shows). Dive into the eye-popping art of Shibuya and Harajuku with a local specialist. Admire murals in secluded alleyways and abandoned buildings. View current art exhibits in Tokyo’s trendiest galleries. Capture your favorite street art and pose for selfies.

Get an intimate look at Tokyo during this bike tour. Discover the city’s hidden paths and top landmarks, cycling beneath the skyscrapers of Shinjuku to a local shrine and exploring neighborhoods like Ginza and Roppongi Hills. Pass landmarks like Meiji Jingu Shrine, Yoyogi Park, and the Imperial Palace before ending at the top of the 48-story Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building. A guide, bike, and helmet are included.

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.

Discover Tokyo’s vibrant art scene without the hassle of planning on an art-focused walking tour. This experience combines major highlights with hidden gems, including the Tokyo National Museum (admission included) and the creative neighborhood of Yanaka, known for its thriving community of local artists. Along the way, visit small galleries, meet artists, and gain insights into Tokyo’s art scene that you’d miss if exploring alone.

Turn Jujutsu Kaisen from “I know that battle” into “I walked it.” This tour follows the story from the Shibuya Incident into the still-unanimated Shinjuku Showdown, so the geography, distances, and scale of these battlefields become real. We begin in Shibuya, walking through 7 decisive battlefields and turning points—including Gojo’s sealing, Yuji vs. Choso, Megumi vs. Toji, and Nanami’s final battle—with comparison images for precise matching. Then we ride to Shinjuku and follow Gojo and Sukuna’s battle as a line through the real city, from “YOU’RE THE CHALLENGER HERE.” / “I’M THE CHALLENGER?” through clashes of Domain Expansion to where that confrontation reaches its conclusion. For Jujutsu Kaisen fans, this is more than a photo stop. It is a real-world decode of battle geography, movement, and scale—led by a guide with anime-production experience. And because the Shinjuku Showdown has not yet reached the anime, you can experience its scale in reality first.

Discover the history and traditions of Asakusa on a half-day tour of this older part of Tokyo. Get an in-depth experience as you ride through the district by rickshaw, then stroll along the main shopping street where you sample traditional Japanese snacks. Stop into the famous Sensoji temple, then head to Kappabashi Kitchen street. Finish the tour at a traditional restaurant where you learn to make okonomiyaki (savory pancake).

Learn all about Japanese anime art and even learn how to draw it yourself on this informative and fun tour of an anime studio in Suginami, Tokyo. Go behind-the-scenes of Japan’s anime and manga industry, first visiting an anime museum to learn about the history and production process. Then, visit a functioning studio and participate in an anime workshop to learn about the drawing style and try it yourself.

Get to know the cultural-filled neighborhood of Ueno in Tokyo on a private walking tour. Orient yourself around Ueno Park, passing serene temples such as Kiyomizu Kannondo and hearing the history behind the Toshogu Shrine. Then, visit Tokyo National Museum for a walkthrough of Japan’s history and culture.

Seeking out the well-concealed back-alley bars of Tokyo's Shinjuku district is notoriously tricky for outsiders. Take the guesswork out of your trip on this guided tour that takes you barhopping to Izakaya bars in two different alleyways in Shinjuku with a small group. Experience the backstreets of Tokyo and authentic street food and drinks (included) while your guide shares insights into local culture in this atmospheric part of the city.

Orient yourself on your first day in Tokyo, and see the city through the eyes of a local. During this customized tour with your personal host, learn how to navigate and use Tokyo’s transport system. Choose from the city’s most famous attractions, or explore up-and-coming neighborhoods. Understand cultural practices, find the best places to eat, and get advice on Tokyo’s nightlife scene.

Lost on what to do to enjoy in Japan? Fear not! Let gotcha be your guide and support you! This is a plan to enjoy Kabuki culture in Ginza, the center of Japanese traditional culture and entertainment. This tour is recommended for those who do not have time to see Kabuki but would like to experience a bit of the world of Kabuki! Learn about the traditional Japanese performing arts by touring the Kabuki exhibits with a guide. We will also stop by souvenir shops that can only be found in this area. There will be plenty of Kabuki goods, Japanese accessories, Japanese sweets, and more. Our guide will also take you to some sightseeing spots around the Kabukiza Theater related to Japanese culture. Experience the chic!

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.

Platform 9 ¾: Hidden from Muggles at King’s Cross Station in London, Platform 9 ¾ was one of Harry’s first experiences of the Wizarding World. Fans are invited to step onto Platform 9 ¾ and board the Hogwarts Express. The Great Hall: From Harry’s Sorting Ceremony to the Yule Ball and Battle of Hogwarts, the Great Hall plays a pivotal role in the life of all Hogwarts students. Lining the hall, you will find grotesques in the shape of a snake, badger, lion and raven to represent the four Hogwarts houses as well as the House Points Counter that tracks the progress of each house using coloured glass beads. London Ministry of Magic: Exclusive to Tokyo, fans are invited to step into the full-size London Ministry of Magic set for the first time ever. Diagon Alley: From collecting their Galleons at Gringotts Wizarding Bank to choosing their beloved animal companion at Magical Menagerie, the street houses everything a Hogwarts student needs.

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.

On this private guided tour, you visit a curated selection of photo-worthy spots, perfect for boosting your Instagram game. Skip the hours of research as your guide takes you to some of Tokyo's most iconic and photogenic locations, which may include Harajuku, Sensoji Temple, Shibuya Crossing, and more. Capture stunning shots while learning about the city's popular attractions along the way.

Turn the Shibuya Incident from “I remember that scene” into “I stood there.” We begin near Harajuku / Meiji-jingumae, then ride straight to the exact subway platform where Gojo clashes with special-grade threats and is sealed in the Prison Realm. From there, we walk the arc in story order across 7 key battlefields and turning points, including Yuji vs. Choso, Jogo vs. Nanami, Maki, and Naobito, Megumi’s major turning points, and Nanami’s final battle, so the real distances, scale, sightlines, and crowd flow finally click. At each stop, I’ll show screenshots for precise scene matching and help you recreate iconic compositions if you want photos (solo travelers welcome). This is more than a photo stop—it is a geography-and-storytelling decode led by a guide with anime-production experience. Shibuya Incident spoilers: yes. Finish by crossing Shibuya Scramble and ending at a little-known indoor viewpoint.

Visit Mt. Fuji and other area highlights in one day, without the hassle of arranging multiple stops and activities, on this day tour from Tokyo. Enjoy the ease of comfortable transportation and a guide who accompanies you to Mt. Fuji's 5th Station. Ride the Hakone Ropeway for aerial views of the area, then take a short boat cruise on Lake Ashi before returning to Tokyo by bullet train. Upgrade to include a traditional lunch.

Enjoy a private day trip to Kamakura from Tokyo to see a giant buddha statue, walk through a bamboo forest, explore an old street for shopping, eat a famous dove-shaped biscuit, and write your wish on an oyster shell at a temple. You'll get to choose the best activities for yourself for a personalized tour. Travel is done by public transportation and travel time is included in the tour hours.

Learn about Japanese cuisine in an immersive fashion when you combine a walking tour of Tsukiji Outer Fish Market and a Japanese cooking class on this small-group half-day tour. Shop for the freshest ingredients in the labyrinthine aisles of Tsukiji Outer Fish Market. Then head to a cooking class, where you’ll learn how to prepare—and get the chance to eat—a range of traditional Japanese dishes.

Step back in time to ancient Tokyo during this exploration of the city’s historic Yanaka district. Discover a different side of the sprawling Japanese capital that dates back to its Edo period of the 16th through 19th centuries, admiring the area’s charming mix of temples, springtime cherry blossoms, and timeless ‘reien’ (cemetery). A guide accompanies you on your visit, providing additional details about Japanese history and local culture.

Explore the electric nighttime atmosphere of Tokyo during this 3-hour, small-group evening photography tour. Learn from a professional photographer guide how to capture street photography and candid moments of Tokyo's nightlife. Wander the neon-tinged streets of Tokyo’s Shinjuku and Shibuya, learning tips for composition and technique along the way. Keep your eyes peeled for great shots and you’re sure to capture some great images of both the city’s iconic and lesser-known sights.

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.