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Discover traditional Tokyo on this 2-hour guided walking tour of Asakusa with a licensed local guide. Ideal for travelers with limited time, this tour offers a flexible introduction to one of Tokyo’s most historic districts. Begin at the Asakusa Culture Tourist Information Center for a panoramic view of the area. Then pass through Kaminarimon, the iconic entrance to Asakusa. Visit Senso-ji Temple, Tokyo’s oldest temple, and learn about Buddhist traditions. You may also stop by Asakusa Shrine, located next to the temple. Explore Denboin Street and experience the retro atmosphere of Hoppy Street. Please note that visiting all sites within 2 hours may be difficult. We ask customers to choose around three preferred spots in advance so we can tailor the tour. This walking tour can be customized with cultural insights, local tips, and hidden gems.

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!

Explore the vibrant heart of Edo culture in Ryogoku, home to Japan's national sport, sumo. This 3-hour walking tour takes you through the Sumo Museum, where you can learn about the rich history and artistry of sumo wrestling. Stroll through the serene Former Yasuda Garden and Yokoami-cho Park, before visiting Ryogoku's famous food street, renowned for its delicious sumo hotpot. With a small group size of up to 12, enjoy an intimate experience with insights from a knowledgeable English-speaking guide. - Discover the history of sumo at the Sumo Museum - Visit beautiful gardens and historic Edo landmarks - Taste local delicacies on Ryogoku's food street - Small group tours for a personalized experience

Oishi Park: Stroll lakeside gardens with seasonal flowers framing Mt. Fuji across Lake Kawaguchi. Arakurayama Sengen Shrine (Chureito Pagoda): Climb to the red, five-storied pagoda for Japan's most photographed Mt. Fuji view. Mt. Fuji 5th Station: Reach the highest point on the mountain accessible to most day visitors. Oshino Hakkai: Explore a village of crystal-clear, spring-fed ponds and taste the glacial water.

What Attractions Will Traveler See: Kaminarimon (Thunder Gate): See Tokyo's most photographed landmark up close, and learn about the wind and thunder deities said to guard it. Sensō-ji Temple: Walk the grounds of Tokyo's oldest Buddhist temple, founded in 645 AD, including the main hall and five story pagoda. Nakamise Shopping Street: Stroll a 250 meter historic street lined with generations old vendors, sampling snacks like ningyo-yaki and senbei along the way. Asakusa Shrine: Visit a quiet Shinto shrine adjacent to Sensō-ji, built to honor the three fishermen who founded the temple. Sumo Experience Venue: Watch a live sumo demonstration by former professional wrestlers, try basic sumo stances yourself, and take part in the salt-throwing ritual and a sumo challenge match.

Unlike group climbing tours, this is a private tour, so the guide will guide you at your own pace. This tour also includes two certified guides who have taken advanced lifesaving courses; one will lead the way, and the other will follow from behind, ensuring safety. It is more expensive than other tours, as it also includes round-trip transportation from Tokyo in a private vehicle, but it's well worth it. The guide will provide you with a headlamp, trekking poles, and oxygen cans, so you don't need to bring any of these items. However, please bring your own appropriate clothing, trekking shoes, and warm clothing for mountain climbing. We will arrange the mountain huts, but the fee will be paid by the customer, including the guide's accommodation fee. There is also an entrance fee of 4,000 yen per person.

Experience the contrasts of Japan on this eight-day small-group journey from energetic Tokyo to the natural beauty of Hokkaido. Make sushi, explore historic temples and modern neighborhoods, stroll Otaru’s charming canal district, enjoy outdoor adventures in Niseko, cheer at a Japanese baseball game, and experience the lively Sapporo Summer Festival. Along the way, savor regional cuisine, local beer, and warm Japanese hospitality before concluding beside the clear waters of Lake Shikotsu.

Explore the heart of Tokyo through its cultural heritage, focusing on Shinto rituals and the history behind Japan’s iconic shrines. This guided tour offers a deep look at Japanese spirituality and traditions, providing a unique perspective on the cultural landscape. Engage with guides who share insights and stories, making this experience both educational and enriching. Walk through sacred grounds, feel peace among ancient trees, and join purification rituals. Learn how to offer prayers and try your luck with an omikuji fortune slip. Whether you’re seeking spiritual inspiration, cultural understanding, or a peaceful escape from the city’s hustle and bustle, this tour promises a memorable journey. •Discover the significance of Shinto rituals in Japanese culture •Visit iconic shrines and learn about their historical importance •Gain insider knowledge from expert local guides •Perfect for travelers interested in spirituality and cultural heritage

Explore cherry blossoms at Ueno Park Visit Senso-ji Temple and Nakamise Street View Mount Fuji from Arakurayama Park Stroll through Kyoto's historic Gion district Experience a traditional Japanese tea ceremony

Experience the enchanting Asakusa at night with a guided walking tour that unveils its iconic landmarks. Begin at the impressive Kaminarimon Gate and wander down Nakamise Street, where vibrant murals of traditional festivals come alive after dark. Marvel at the illuminated Senso-ji Temple and its stunning five-story pagoda, while your knowledgeable guide shares captivating stories and insights. Finalize your evening in the historic Rokku district, exploring lively streets and receiving recommendations for local dining spots. This tour offers an accessible route, making it perfect for all travelers. - Guided walking tour through Asakusa's iconic sites at night - Explore Kaminarimon Gate, Nakamise Street, and Senso-ji Temple - Discover the vibrant Rokku district, Tokyo's entertainment hub - Wheelchair accessible route with expert local guide included

“You can follow the standard must-see route, or change it entirely – it’s your day.” +Private & Flexible Day Tour This private tour covers Tokyo’s must-see highlights and is ideal for first-time visitors with limited time. • 100% Custom Tours Available Prefer something different? We can create a completely custom itinerary from scratch, including food-focused tours, cultural walks, or hidden local areas. • Single-Area Focus Available This tour can also focus on one specific area such as Tsukiji, the Imperial Palace, or other locations upon request. • Wide Range of Tour Options Possible highlights include major landmarks, local neighborhoods, food spots, and cultural experiences.

Join our one-hour tour of Marunouchi, Tokyo’s stylish district. Discover hidden gems, stunning views, and local history. We’ll visit photo spots, culture, and dining. Uncover a fresh side of Tokyo!

Step into a time machine disguised as a modern metropolis. In just over a century and a half, Yokohama violently transformed from a sleepy, isolated fishing village of a hundred huts into a futuristic, neon-lit titan of global trade. This is not a gentle story of organic growth; it is a sweeping epic of gunboat diplomacy, catastrophic earthquakes, visionary engineering, and unyielding human resilience. Join us as we trace the exact footsteps of Commodore Perry, touch the scars of the Great Kanto Earthquake, and stand in the shadow of skyscrapers built on the ashes of history. You will never look at a city skyline the same way again. - A 3.2 km self-guided tour with 4 stops over 84 min - Ideal for travelers interested in Urbanism, Infrastructure & Innovation and History & Memory - Immersively told in a podcast style by experts and locals - Matching audio content, AI guide and navigation through the app

Set out on a journey through the Tsukiji Fish Market, home to one of the largest and most iconic seafood markets in the world. Guided by a local expert, dive into the culture and history of this legendary market, which has played a central role in Tokyo’s food scene for more than 80 years. Start your experience by walking through Tsukiji Honganji, an impressive temple celebrated for its detailed carvings and peaceful interior. Then, head to the lively outer market, where colorful stalls are filled with fresh seafood, vegetables, and traditional ingredients. Along the way, your guide will share the market’s background and its importance in Japanese cuisine. Learn about the diverse range of ingredients that form the foundation of Japanese cooking. From unique seafood to specialty seasonings, your guide will highlight their characteristics and culinary uses, offering deeper insight into Japan’s food culture.

Escape Tokyo for a memorable day exploring the breathtaking scenery around Mount Fuji. Visit the picturesque Oshino Hakkai, famous for its crystal-clear spring ponds and traditional Japanese atmosphere, then continue to Lake Kawaguchiko for beautiful views of Mount Fuji and the surrounding landscape. With convenient transportation and plenty of opportunities for photos, this tour offers a relaxing way to experience some of the most iconic natural and cultural highlights near Mount Fuji in one day.

Please note that even if you select “Tour Language: English(written),” the driver speaks Japanese only. Communication will be supported using a translation app, and English tour information will be provided in advance. This 7-hour private shore excursion from Yokohama Port highlights Tokyo’s classic heritage and iconic city scenery. Explore Asakusa’s Senso-ji Temple and the lively Nakamise shopping street, enjoy lunch in elegant Ginza, take photos at the Imperial Palace’s famous Nijubashi Bridge, and finish with a close-up view of Tokyo Tower (nearby/drive-by) before returning to the port.

Engage with the profound spirituality of Japan through an authentic Goma fire ritual in Koyasan, Tokyo. This unique experience starts with your guide introducing you to the temple’s rich history, followed by shakyo, where you’ll copy Buddhist sutras and craft your personal wish on a goma wooden prayer stick. Guided by an English-speaking local guide and a Buddhist monk, you’ll participate meaningfully in the ceremony, gaining deep insights into Shingon Buddhism. Conclude your journey with Ajikan meditation, allowing for reflection on your hopes and intentions, all within a serene temple atmosphere amidst the bustling city.

Experience one of Japan's most exclusive winter events on this 2-day journey to Shirakawa-go, a UNESCO World Heritage Site famous for its traditional thatched-roof farmhouses. Visit the village during daylight hours before witnessing the highly sought-after Shirakawa-go Winter Illumination, a limited-entry event held on only a few evenings each year. As darkness falls and snow-covered rooftops glow beneath the lights, the village is transformed into a magical winter landscape. The tour also includes an overnight stay, where you can relax in the hot spring facilities and enjoy a Japanese dinner featuring Hida beef. On the second day, explore the historic streets of Takayama and visit Matsumoto Castle Park, home to one of Japan's most celebrated original castles. -Visit the limited-entry Shirakawa-go Light Up event -Stay overnight at a designated 5-Star Inn hot spring hotel -Enjoy a dinner featuring Hida beef and a regional lunch -Visit Takayama Old Town and Matsumoto Castle Park

Experience Mount Fuji your way on a fully private and customizable day tour with a local English-speaking guide. Enjoy scenic views of Mount Fuji while exploring the area at a flexible pace based on your interests, rather than following a fixed group itinerary. In addition to the region’s most scenic and cultural highlights, this tour includes a sake tasting experience, giving you the opportunity to discover Japanese sake and learn more about the local culture from your guide. Your guide will accompany you throughout the day, help with sightseeing logistics, and adjust the itinerary whenever possible to make the experience personal and comfortable for your group. Whether you are interested in photography, nature, Japanese culture, food, or simply enjoying spectacular views of Mount Fuji, the tour can be tailored to you. With a local English-speaking guide, a flexible itinerary, and a sake tasting experience, this tour offers an authentic and relaxed way to experience Mount Fuji.

Most anime tours take you to Akihabara, the modern shopping district. This tour goes deeper, to the actual streets where the legends lived, worked, and created the stories that shaped global pop culture. Walk through the faithfully reconstructed Tokiwaso apartment where Osamu Tezuka, Fujiko Fujio and Shotaro Ishinomori once lived, then continue to Oizumi Gakuen, Tokyo's quiet 'Anime Town', home to the Toei Animation Museum where Dragon Ball, Sailor Moon and One Piece were born. Your guide Hide is a lifelong manga and anime enthusiast who knows every corner of these streets and the people who once walked them. This is not a scripted group bus tour; it's a personal walk through living history for fans of Astro Boy, Doraemon, Dragon Ball and Sailor Moon, and for anyone who wants to go beyond Akihabara and experience the real roots of anime culture.