Top Kanto Dessert Tours - page 2

Taste the best Wagyu on a special food tour in Tokyo. This experience, led by the famous Wagyu Master chef, takes you on a tour to discover the secrets behind this precious Japanese beef. and see the chef's skill while preparing a multi-dishes Wagyu feast in a two-hour tour with one of the finest restaurants. Dont waste your chance and book this tour

Tokyo | 1–4 people | Private Tour | Approx. 4 hours Kagurazaka carries the nickname "Little Kyoto" for a reason, its stone-paved alleys and Edo-period lanes have barely changed in a century, and most visitors to Tokyo never find them. This tour starts with a professional kimono fitting and traditional hair styling, then explore the Little Kyoto. Your private, bilingual guide leads you through hidden yokocho streets and local shrines, explaining the culture and history as you go, while capturing pictures along the way. The pace slows at a historic tea house, where the owner prepares handmade matcha and seasonal wagashi by hand. Before you finish, stop at long established family owned shops, and a chopstick specialty shop, where you can have a pair custom-engraved as a keepsake (optional, additional fee). Every guest also receives a themed souvenir gift. All digital photos and a short highlight video are sent to you after the tour.

With this guided walking tour, you can learn about different subcultures in Tokyo, and also enjoy the perk of having dinner and one drink—such as sake or beer—included too. Along the way, get insider tips on the best local spots to visit in Nakano, explore a local standing bar, and discover places linked to anime and manga culture too.

This tour focuses on Japanese sweets and experiences in Asakusa! You will enjoy the famous ningyo-yaki (doll-shaped pancakes) and matcha (powdered green tea), which has been loved in Japan for a long time, and experience actually making "Amezaiku" (traditional candy sculptures) at a traditional Amezaiku shop near Sensoji Temple. Amezaiku is a Japanese traditional culture in which candy is heated to about 90 degrees Celsius to soften it and then shaped beautifully with bare hands and scissors. In this tour, you can actually experience Amezaiku at a specialty store in Asakusa, Tokyo, which has been preserving the high skills of Amezaiku craftsmanship! After the Amezaiku experience, you will be dismissed on the spot so that you can continue to enjoy the Asakusa area. A different kind of Asakusa experience for you!

Touch,Eat,Feel and Experience “The Kawaii Culture “ in the capital Harajuku. Our professional guides will take you from the Main Streets to the back streets, And help you capturing instagramable moments,reaching out to the deeper knowledge of history and modern culture as local. Of course,unforgettable unique foods and tips for your shopping are also included. ・A 3-hour walking tour of Harajuku & Omotesando with a local guide ・Includes a colorful, Instagram-worthy rainbow cotton candy experience, a visit to an animal café, and a popular pancake lunch ・Perfect for students, couples, and families who want to enjoy Japan’s colorful and cute culture ・Visit both famous landmarks and hidden gems in Ura-Harajuku, including unique galleries and specialty shops ・Plenty of Instagrammable photo spots—your guide will help you capture the best shots ・Learn about the history and evolution of Harajuku fashion and street culture

Discover Tokyo through the deep, delicious world of matcha. Guided by a tea-loving local, you’ll explore specialty shops, cafés, and hidden corners where matcha is elevated into an art form. Throughout the tour, taste everything from pure ceremonial-grade matcha to inventive drinks and beautifully crafted matcha sweets. Along the way, your guide will share stories and insights into Japan’s tea culture—its history, rituals, and the growing appreciation for premium matcha varieties. You’ll wander through some of Tokyo’s most vibrant neighborhoods—Aoyama, Shibuya, and Shimokitazawa—each offering its own unique atmosphere and delightful discoveries. For guests who love beautiful things, your guide can also introduce you to boutique shops featuring ceramics, teaware, and artisanal utensils, perfect for taking home a meaningful piece of Japan. A flavorful and cultural journey, ideal for matcha beginners and enthusiasts alike.

This private tour offers a traditional Japanese handmade experience. First, you will actually experience making traditional Japanese sweets. You can actually make very beautiful and delicate wagashi. The shapes and colors of the wagashi are inspired by Japan's four seasons and landscapes, allowing you to learn about Japanese culture together. You will then visit a store where the sweets are handmade by Japanese artisans. You will visit a traditional store that has been loved in this city for a long time and whose techniques have been handed down from generation to generation. You can also buy them as souvenirs along with wonderful memories.

Get to know Asakusa's historic streets and major sights with the help of a guide on this small-group tour. You won't have to worry about navigating as you visit attractions such as Senso-ji Temple and Nakamise Shopping Street. In addition to exploring the neighborhood and getting local recommendations, take in panoramic city views from the observation deck of Tokyo Skytree.

Begin your day with Yutaka, an experienced guide and hospitality professional, for a traditional Japanese breakfast. Delve into the habits and values of Japanese culture as you savor a delightful set meal that includes a main protein, perfectly cooked rice, soup, and a side dish. Once your appetite is satisfied, head to Shinjuku Gyoen, Tokyo's lush urban haven, for a mindful and peaceful stroll through one of Tokyo’s largest and most beautiful parks. Explore its expansive and tranquil landscapes as you wander through the park's serene beauty. Take a serene pause and savor a refreshing coffee or tea, along with sweet treats, at the park café while you unwind amidst the tranquil beauty of the park.

Combining Tokyo sightseeing with a proper Wagyu beef meal independently means navigating between sights such as Tokyo Skytree and Asakusa Shrine, and then finding a restaurant where the menu and ordering aren't barriers for non-Japanese speakers. This small-group tour handles it all, with the guide handling ordering and explaining the different cuts on the table. The tour lasts about 2 hours, including a shorter visit at Asakusa Shrine.

A rare Shibuya walking tour paired with an authentic maid café visit, guided by a local host. Discover Shibuya’s highlights and experience Japan’s kawaii culture on this fun walking tour! From the famous Scramble Crossing to a real maid café and a city view at Hikarie, this experience is the perfect mix of culture, food, and excitement.

Known as downtown Tokyo, the Asakusa area is a popular tourist destination that attracts visitors from Japan and abroad. Its popularity lies in its strong sense of Japan's unique culture, history, and customs despite being in the city. This tour showcases Asakusa as the perfect stage for experiencing summer in Japan. The tour begins at the Asakusa Culture and Tourism Center, offering a panoramic view of Asakusa and the places you'll visit. Don't miss the historic Sensoji temple with its huge lanterns and interesting features. After enjoying the shopping district, cool off with locally famous shaved ice, piled high to help beat the summer heat. The tour ends with a visit to Japan's tallest tower, the Tokyo Sky Tree, where you can see the city at dusk from the sky. Let's embark on a summer trip to Asakusa, a place you can truly enjoy only in the hot season!