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Tokyo is an enormous city but to see most of it in less than half an hour, a helicopter tour is the way to go. This is a private tour so it can be customized to suit your needs and interests. A recommended flight plan includes flying over the Tokyo Tower, Tokyo Skytree, Odaiba, Shibuya, and more. Enjoy some of the best views of Tokyo without getting exhausted exploring on foot.

Have a Fully Fluent Japanese speaking Tour Guide, Familiar with all corners of the Shibuya and Shinjuku Areas get you where you wanna be with style. Private transportation courtesy of a Limousine with customized lighting and bluetooth enabled audio. Best suggestions for Club Bar and Food experiences to punctuate your Epic Night. One hour pricing can be extended as available (depending on our reservation schedule)

Avoid the potential language barriers of traveling around Hakone alone, and opt for this full-day private guided tour instead. No need to worry about doing any research, as a full itinerary is organized for you and a guide accompanies you to provide commentary and plan your public transport routes. Highlights showcased along the way include Hakone Shrine, Lake Ashinoko, Owakudani Valley, and the Hakone Open-Air Museum.

As the most important and popular Shinto shrine in Tokyo, the Meiji Shrine is a must see, but visiting on your own can mean missing out on important details. Learn about the history and significance of this important site on this small-group guided tour. Follow your guide through the torii gates and pathways and discover the spiritual traditions, including how to visit the shrine.

Escape the crowds on a private day trip to Mt. Fuji and Lake Kawaguchiko, designed for travelers seeking beauty and authenticity. Begin at Kitaguchi Hongu Fuji Sengen Shrine, the historic starting point of pilgrimages to Mt. Fuji. Admire sweeping views from Chureito Pagoda, one of the most iconic spots to photograph the mountain, and visit the striking Tenku no Torii gate, seemingly suspended between sky and earth. Continue with a stop at the Kubota Itchiku Museum, known for its stunning kimono art and serene gardens. After lunch in a traditional thatched-roof village, explore Fuji’s volcanic landscape inside the Narusawa Ice and Wind Caves. End the day with the option of relaxing in an Onsen, enjoying open-air baths with unforgettable mountain views. Onsen Notes: • All onsens we visit are tattoo friendly • Private baths can be reserved on request, around 13,000 JPY for two hours, subject to availability

Sashiko is like Japanese embroidery. You have an experience to make Sashiko needle mountain. The patten is "Hydrangea" pattern. It's Japanese traditional pattern. === What you experience === Step 1: Choose a fabric and a thread color. Step 2: Transfer pattern on fabric. Step 3: Do Sashiko stitching. Step 4: Make needle mountain. Completed!! ========== You can take the needle mountain away. Please enjoy the stitching with it!!

Start your journey in Shinjuku, rising above the city at the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building for breathtaking panoramic views from 202 meters. From there, step into the organized chaos of Shinjuku Station, where you’ll learn the simple insider logic to navigate the world’s busiest station with ease and confidence. Continue to the vibrant energy of Shibuya, where most visitors only scratch the surface. Skip the crowds and discover a hidden 12th-floor vantage point overlooking the iconic Shibuya Scramble Crossing, offering a relaxed, crowd-free bird’s-eye view. Visit the famous Hachikō Statue and hear the true story behind Tokyo’s most loyal dog. Blending skyline views, hidden spots, and practical local tips, this experience helps you explore Tokyo with confidence and deeper understanding.

If you’re interested in vintage fashion, then this is the tour for you. Save hours of research time and join a guide on an adventure around the hipster neighborhood of Shimokitazawa. Get insider tips on the best vintage stores to visit, and benefit from the undivided attention of your private guide.

Sumo wrestling in Tokyo offers a lively, cultural experience. Watch the popular Japanese sport live and get in the ring with this exciting experience. Learn the rituals, put on a traditional "mawashi" (sumo belt), and participate in training with a professional Sumo athlete. For non-participants, enjoy the show from your seat with plenty of photo and video opportunities.

Shinjuku is known for its trendy after-hours bars and Pachinko parlors—but it takes local know-how and Japanese language skills to navigate this flashy entertainment district without getting lost. Ideal for out-of-town visitors to Tokyo, this private evening tour gives you an insider’s introduction to the buzzy nightlife area. Learn all about how Pachinko is played from your guide, and try your luck playing your own game.

See Tokyo like a local with this trip around town, complete with a local host. You'll get to visit many of the city's top attractions and off-the-beaten-track gems, with stops to eat and drink at local cafes (own expense). Combine walking with public transport when needed. Your guide will also be on hand to give you advice and recommendations as you plan for the rest of your trip.

If you’re keen to try a new craft in Tokyo, then this hands-on small-group workshop is a great choice. Learn to make lifelike wax food samples—such as tempura and lettuce—just like the ones displayed in Japanese restaurant windows. The best part is that you get to take your creation home as a unique handmade souvenir.

What comes to mind when you think of “Ginza”? Luxury brand shops? High‑end restaurants? Those are certainly part of its charm, but Ginza also has a fascinating side hidden in its backstreets. This is a two‑hour walking tour that takes you through six of Ginza’s back alleys. These narrow lanes are home to hidden shrines and long‑loved local shops. You will explore Ginza’s glamorous “front” streets and then step into its maze‑like backstreets to experience a completely different side of the district. *This tour involves about two hours of continuous walking, so it may not be suitable for guests who are not confident in their physical strength. Please wear comfortable walking shoes, and in summer, bring drinking water. Cooling towels will be provided. *Kabuki viewing is not included in the tour.

Shinjuku, Harajuku & Shibuya – A Day to Remember in Tokyo Spend an exciting day exploring three of Tokyo’s most famous neighborhoods. In Shinjuku, strike a pose with the playful 3D Cat and the legendary Godzilla Head before making your way to Harajuku, where the tranquil Meiji Shrine contrasts beautifully with the colorful energy of Takeshita Street. If you wish, you can also pop into a cat café, dog café, or even a mini pig café—just note that entry fees are not included. Your journey continues to Shibuya, where the rush of the world-famous Scramble Crossing, the loyalty of the Hachiko statue, and the pop-culture treasures of the Pokémon Center and Jump Shop await. Along the way, you’ll also get a taste of the latest trends in youth fashion, guided by a local who knows where to find the best views, hidden gems, and photo-worthy spots. Book today and turn your Tokyo dreams into unforgettable memories.

Step into the history of Tokyo at the Imperial Palace, a remarkable landmark where Japan’s imperial legacy and samurai past still echo through the heart of the city. Built on the former site of Edo Castle, the Imperial Palace area preserves historic gates, impressive stone walls, scenic moats, and beautifully maintained gardens that offer a rare glimpse into Japan’s past. Perfect for travelers who want to go beyond typical sightseeing, this tour combines history, culture, and peaceful natural scenery in one of Tokyo’s most iconic settings. ・Explore the historic grounds of the Imperial Palace, once home to Edo Castle ・Learn about Japan’s imperial history and samurai past from a local guide ・See historic gates, stone walls, moats, and beautiful gardens ・Enjoy a calm and cultural escape in the center of Tokyo

Tokyo Small Worlds offers a unique & comprehensive experience. It includes all-inclusive access to all miniature worlds, such as the Space Center, Global Village, Kansai International Airport, Evangelion World, Sailor Moon, & Cityscapes. Visitors can engage with interactive elements like controlling lights & movements, enhancing the immersive experience. The Mini-Me Experience allows you to be 3D scanned and receive a miniature figure of yourself to place in the exhibits. Access to model building and painting workshops, as well as seasonal events, provides hands-on activities & special experiences. Some areas feature augmented reality that enhances the miniature displays. Online purchases and certain platforms offer discounted rates or package deals. Flexible visit options include day passes, multi-day passes, & annual memberships, catering to various visitor needs. These features make a visit to Tokyo Small Worlds a unique and immersive experience.

Step into the glamorous world of Madame Tussauds Tokyo, where lifelike wax figures of your favorite celebrities, music legends, sports icons, and historical leaders await. Located in the heart of the city, this star-studded attraction lets you strike a pose with Hollywood stars, interact with virtual idols, and even step into the role of a fashion model. Blending entertainment, culture, and art, it’s a one-of-a-kind experience for all ages. Snap selfies, explore the world of fame, and create unforgettable memories with family and friends at Madame Tussauds Tokyo.

The Tokyo National Museum houses some of Japan’s most significant artifacts but if you’re not familiar with the museum’s exhibits it can be tricky to know where to start. Make the most of your time on this private half-day tour with a guide who helps you discover Buddhist statues, samurai swords, ancient kimonos, and more. Enjoy easy logistics with hotel pickup included.

Explore Tokyo–and visit places many visitors overlook– on this private tour around the Akihabara district designed for fans of manga, anime, and gaming. Meet your guide, a local, at your hotel or other address in the city and travel to multiple locations related to these themes. Whether you’re a fan of retro gaming or want unique souvenirs, you can personalize the itinerary to best suit your interests.

Avoid the disappointment of out-of-focus or badly composed vacation photos by having a private shoot with a professional photographer. Over the course of 1–2 hours, wander through the streets between Shinjuku and Kabukicho, looking for great backdrops for edgy, artistic photos. Modeling experience isn’t required and the photographer will make you feel like the star of the show. Receive photos you’ll be proud to share with your friends and followers.

This Tokyo tour is the ideal experience for solo travelers. Enjoy a special opportunity to make new friends and connect with fellow explorers, with a sociable itinerary packed full of experiences such as an “izakaya” visit, arcades, and even karaoke. The trip takes the hassle out of planning an evening out, and helps you meet other travelers, in a fun, low-pressure setting.

Discover a different side of Tokyo–and combine two experiences in one–on this small-group tour combining an artisan-led Katazome dyeing lesson with samurai sword training. Learn about the stencil-dyeing’s connection to samurai, get hands-on in an interactive workshop, and make your own headband. Afterward, step inside a dojo, watch a sword demonstration, and train in the Samurai techniques yourself.

This is a tour of Asakusa, a very popular tourist attraction, wearing a kimono. Kimonos are difficult to put on by yourself, but a professional kimono stylist will dress you beautifully. You can choose your favorite pattern from many kinds of kimono. After taking pictures in a special studio, you will go to Asakusa, one of the most elegant and representative streets in Japan. Let's take a good picture of you in your beautiful and lovely kimono with the famous Kaminarimon, Senso-ji Temple, and Nakamise Street! It will be a wonderful memory of your time in Japan. Immersed in culture, steeped in history, and creating unforgettable memories, this tour is an ideal experience for those who wish to experience the timeless traditions of Japan.

Tokyo can feel overwhelming for first-time visitors with so much to see and do. Make your visit easy and enjoyable with a private, customizable tour. Choose the sights and experiences that match your interests—from modern Akihabara to historic Meiji Jingu. Explore the city on foot, with the option to use public transport as needed.