Top Kanto Culture

Visit Zenkoji Temple, a National Treasure that has attracted worshippers for centuries and enshrines what is believed to be Japan’s oldest Buddhist statue. Its majestic, serene atmosphere offers a peaceful moment. Then stroll along Zenkoji Nakamise Street, where you can sample local favourites such as sweets made with Shinshu apples and chestnuts, miso buns, oyaki dumplings, Shinshu soba and shichimi spice. Continue to Matsumoto Castle, a National Treasure with Japan’s oldest surviving five-tiered, six-storey castle keep. The castle retains much of its original appearance, while the surrounding area preserves the atmosphere of an old castle town.

Explore iconic landmarks and hidden gems as your guide shares cultural insights and personal tips that bring the city to life. After a 4 hour sightseeing tour, your guide will accompany you to The Grand Tokyo, a unique dining venue located inside Grand Hammer. * Your guide will leave after they take you to Grand Hammer Enjoy an a one-of-a-kind variety show featuring performers from around the world, including artists who starred in the hit global series Got Talent! You can customize your tour directly with the guide after placing your reservation. Please craft your itinerary by choosing 2 to 3 spots on the ‘what to expect’ or ‘itinerary’ list. Note* Dinner and drinks are not included in the tour. Please pay on site on the day.

Your licensed local guide will take you on a 4-hour private sightseeing tour of Tokyo, exploring some of the city’s highlights and hidden gems. You can choose 2 to 3 spots from the itinerary to customize your tour. After sightseeing, your guide will escort you to the Sushi Making Japan facility in Tokyo, where you’ll join a fun and interactive sushi-making class. Learn how to roll sushi, shape rice, and create your own delicious masterpieces with the help of local instructors! At this point, your guide will say farewell, and you’ll continue your experience directly with an English-speaking instructor for Sushi making experience!

Led by expert guide Soukan, this 5-hour private tour offers deep access to Japanese tradition. Deep History: Explore Senso-ji with hidden stories regular tours miss. Ryotei Experience: Dine at a historic, "members-only" Ryotei. Enjoy authentic Kaiseki in a private room. Exclusive Geisha: Witness graceful dance and enjoy personal conversation, Q&A, and traditional "Tosenkyo" games during your meal. Perfect for those seeking intimate "Omotenashi." Note: Sundays/Holidays feature a more premium, high-end Kaiseki menu. Price reflects this luxury culinary upgrade.

Want to experience Tokyo's vibrant subculture on a budget? Shibuya is a mecca for subcultures, even more so than Shinjuku and Asakusa! Explore the heart of Tokyo's subculture on a guided walking tour. Discover the hidden gems of 100 yen stores, where you can find a wide variety of souvenirs, from traditional items to unique products. Experienced guides will teach you the art of smart shopping. Dive into the world of Gachapon and UFO Catcher, symbols of Japanese pop culture. Learn tips on finding rare collectibles and the cultural background of these fun machines. Enjoy the popular Japanese street food takoyaki while strolling through the iconic streets. Soak up the local atmosphere and enjoy the flavors. This affordable, laid-back adventure is perfect for couples or friends who want to experience the real Tokyo. Don't miss this opportunity to discover the city's unique charm and vibrant subculture!

Discover Tokyo's vibrant Otaku culture on a unique 120-minute tipping tour through Akihabara. Led by a passionate local guide, explore iconic shops, bustling arcades, and delightful maid cafes while immersing yourself in this electric district. No fixed price means you pay what you think the experience was worth, ensuring a personalized and enjoyable adventure. The tour meets at Akihabara Station at set times, making it easy to join. This is the perfect introduction for anime fans and newcomers alike. - 120-minute guided walking tour of Akihabara's highlights - Meet daily at Akihabara Station, Electric Town Exit - Local expert guide shares insider knowledge - Group size up to 15 people for a friendly atmosphere

Rain or shine, you’re all set! Join a rickshaw tour—guided by a local—to explore Tokyo’s "Yanaka Ginza" district. My team is the only one authorized to operate rickshaws in this area; this service is made possible only through the cooperation and approval of the police, local authorities, and the neighborhood residents. The charm of the Yanaka, Nezu, and Sendagi (collectively known as "Yanesen") area lies in its unique blend of tranquility, a sense of the sublime, vibrant energy, and the authentic rhythms of daily life. Come and discover this genuine slice of Tokyo’s "shitamachi" (old downtown)—a place that has remained largely unchanged since the mid-Edo period.

Immerse yourself in the vibrant world of sumo at the Tokyu Kabukicho Tower in Shinjuku. This 90-minute show brings you face-to-face with former professional sumo wrestlers who deliver real-bout action right before your eyes. Gain insights into the rich traditions and rules of sumo, all presented with a touch of humor. The excitement peaks as you have the chance to challenge a wrestler in the ring, and don't forget to capture the moment with a photo session. Enjoy this thrilling experience in the comfort of our indoor venue, rain or shine.

Experience two contrasting faces of Tokyo after dark while your guide captures cinematic photos of you along the way. This evening photo tour blends panoramic sunset views from high above with the raw neon energy of Tokyo's streets. Begin 230 meters above the city at Shibuya’s premier open-air rooftop observation deck (ticket included). Timed for the golden hour, watch the sun dip behind the skyline as the city lights illuminate below. Your guide knows the best vantage points to capture stunning portraits as the sky shifts from gold to blue. Next, take a short hop to Shinjuku and plunge into Kabukicho. Pose under towering neon signs, spot the giant Godzilla head looming overhead, and explore the lantern-lit alleys of Omoide Yokocho with its smoky yakitori stalls and nostalgic retro vibes. You'll leave with two iconic perspectives of nocturnal Tokyo and a camera roll packed with photos you'll actually want to post.

While many quick kintsugi experiences rely on synthetic materials, this workshop uses real urushi lacquer, the same natural material artisans have used for centuries to turn broken ceramics into something more beautiful than before. It takes place at a working studio in Setagaya that locals have trusted for years, not a tourist-facing pop-up, and your finished cup goes home with you the very same day in a traditional wooden masu box, ready to use, display, or give as a gift.

Never seen Kabuki before? Start at Kabukiza in Ginza, Tokyo’s home of Kabuki, during November’s Kaomise—the most festive month of the Kabuki calendar. This matinee features Kanadehon Chushingura (The Treasury of Loyal Retainers), a masterpiece based on the 47 Ronin story. Tour Highlights: ・No Japanese Needed: An English captioning device with earphones guides you through every scene. ・Authentic Dining: Enjoy a Kabukiza bento box at your seat during intermission. ・Pre-Show Tradition: See the Kojo Ningyo puppet announce the daily cast in front of the curtain. ・Post-Show Exploration: Walk through the Rooftop Garden, Goemon Staircase, and Kabukiza Gallery. ・Souvenir Shopping: Conclude at Kobikicho Hiroba, the underground arcade with gifts. Whether you are a theater enthusiast or a first-time visitor, this is the ultimate, seamless introduction to the timeless art of Kabuki.

Capture the voices, laughter, and small moments you want to remember forever during a private family photo and video experience in Tokyo. Record these precious moments not just in photos, but also in videos, audio, and real family conversations. This isn’t the usual posed photo shoot where everyone smiles at the camera. Walk, talk, play, explore, and enjoy your trip just like you normally would. The photographer will quietly follow your family, capturing natural moments along the way. Catch your child’s laughter, little “wow” sounds, conversations with everyone, the way your child talks, moves, reacts, and their excitement at experiencing Japan for the first time. During the experience, talk with your child, ask questions, laugh together, and fully enjoy your time in Japan. Those casual conversations might end up being some of the most important memories in the future.

Start your Tokyo day right on this efficient 2-hour morning walking tour through Shibuya. Experience the district's top highlights—breathtaking skyline views, culture, and history—before the afternoon crowds arrive. Begin at the beloved Hachiko Statue to learn the touching story of Japan’s most loyal dog. Then, head up to Shibuya’s premier open-air rooftop observatory with your included ticket. Morning provides the clearest air and panoramic views across Tokyo, with opportunities to spot Mt. Fuji on sunny days. Back at street level, feel the authentic pulse of the city walking across the world-famous Shibuya Scramble Crossing as Tokyo wakes up. Next, stroll through Shibuya Center-gai, taking advantage of peaceful morning streets for crowd-free photos of colorful fashion shops and youth culture. Conclude atop Miyashita Park's elevated rooftop green space, perfectly situated to enjoy lunch below.

Travelling in Japan with children? We bring qualified, English-speaking nannies to international families, so parents can enjoy a dinner, a meeting or an evening out with complete peace of mind. Every nanny holds Japanese nursery-teacher qualifications, is pediatric CPR certified, and provides care in English. Beyond childcare, nannies introduce children to Japanese culture through activities such as origami and simple Japanese lessons. Choose the plan that fits your stay: • Essential: pay as you go care with a 3-hour minimum. • Signature: a prepaid 12-hour package to use freely during your stay, in sessions of 3 hours or more. • Prestige: a prepaid 24hour package Every plan includes activity and restaurant arrangement. One nanny can care for up to two siblings, with the second child at half the standard rate. Care is also available late at night and early in the morning for an additional fee.

Tokyo National Museum is the best place to learn comprehensive Japanese arts. For 15000 years, Japan has continuously preserved and developed its art and culture in the same region and the same ethnic group. This is a very rare case in the world and the Museum exhibits those artworks. But without the knowledge of unique aesthetic sense and history of Japan, it is not easy to appreciate them well. Let’s join our tour and understand Japanese art, culture, and history which will help you enjoy Japan when visiting other places.

Flexible Premium Pass Entry – Enter teamLab Planets at any time on your selected date, without being tied to a fixed admission time. Immersive Digital Art – Walk through water and explore large-scale installations that respond to visitors and evolve continuously. An Iconic Tokyo Experience – Discover one of Toyosu’s most distinctive museums, created by the internationally renowned art collective teamLab. Convenient QR-Code Admission – Your admission ticket will be emailed to you within seven days before your visit. Simply display the QR code on your smartphone or bring a printed copy for direct entry. Optional Private Transfer – Select the transfer option for a comfortable one-way private ride from central Tokyo directly to the venue. Explore at Your Own Pace – Enjoy the museum independently and spend time with each installation at your preferred pace.

See Tokyo come alive after dark on this 2-hour guided night walking tour through Shibuya. Begin high above the city at Shibuya’s premier open-air rooftop observatory (ticket included). Enjoy 360-degree night views of the glowing skyline, from Tokyo Tower to Roppongi, and capture breathtaking photos. Back at street level, dive into the electric energy of the world-famous Shibuya Scramble Crossing beneath massive neon billboards. Your guide will lead you through the vibrant crowd to find the perfect photo angles. Next, explore the bustling Center-Gai and visit MEGA Don Quijote, a lively multi-story shop filled with unique Japanese souvenirs and snacks. Conclude at Miyashita Park and Shibuya Yokocho, a retro food alley lined with red lanterns. Your guide will share local dinner and bar recommendations to keep your night going.

More than just a food tour—experience everyday Japan like a local! Imagine going out for dinner with Japanese friends or colleagues after work. That's the experience we want to share! Our guides are current Japanese office workers who share firsthand insights into workplace culture and everyday life. Feel less like a tourist and more like a local friend! Perfect for Japanese food beginners! Enjoy a full Japanese dinner with 10+ food items across 3 stops in Shinjuku: 【Starter】 Enjoy gyoza and discover Japanese after-work drinking culture. 【Main】 Try sushi and other Japanese favorites while learning dining etiquette and culture. 【Dessert】 Finish with traditional Japanese sweets, such as taiyaki or matcha desserts. Learn useful Japanese phrases and local customs through friendly conversations in a small group of up to 7 guests. As a special gift, receive a Japanese snack handpicked by your guide from outside Shinjuku—a treat rarely found in the area!