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Tokyo is full of Japanese pubs—which are known as “izakayas”—but sometimes language barriers can make it tricky to know what to order. With this tour, avoid menu confusion, as a guide translates and orders for you. Have a chance to taste over seven tasty snacks—including gourmet specialties—as well as locally-produced drinks, such as beer and sake.

Take this full day Tokyo tour to see several different spots in the city that would be difficult to fit in without the help of your local guide. You’ll travel like a local by public transport. Don’t worry, your guide will show you how. They will also tell you about the modern and ancient significance of all the stops you make today.

Economical tiered pricing is adopted on this tour! Are you new to Tokyo and looking for a private tour guide with a limited time and budget? I've got just what you need! Our private tour covers visits to the popular and important tourist spots in Tokyo. We'll check out the impressive Meiji Shrine and Sensoji Buddhist Temple, which are among the biggest religious sites in the city. Experience the famous Shibuya Crossing, meet Hachi, the loyal Akita dog, and explore Ginza, the most sophisticated shopping district in Japan, and Tsukiji Outer Market. During the tour, we'll use both the subway and JR train, but no need to worry about crowded times. An experienced licensed guide is the only one who can provide international tourists with accurate information about Japan's history and culture!

Make the most of cherry blossom season in Tokyo with a private tour of some of the best places across the city to admire the flowers. The exact itinerary varies depending on timing and seasonal factors, but may include Ueno Park, the Imperial Palace Gardens, and Senso-ji Temple. Get two experiences in one, visiting Tsukiji Fish Market for a sushi meal too.

Maximize your time in Japan with this private adventure that ticks off the highlights of the Mount Fuji area and Hakone in a day. Instead of crowded local buses, enjoy the luxury of a private vehicle just for your personal group. The itinerary is customizable so you only visit places that interest you, but potential stops include Mount Fuji 5th Station, Lake Kawaguchiko, and Chureito Pagoda.

There's so much to see in Tokyo, it can be hard to know where to start. Visit five top sights in just one day on a fully licensed private tour. Leave the navigating to someone else and enjoy being driven around the city in comfort, learning about its history and culture as you go.

Dive deep into the history of sake with a private tour through one of Tokyo’s oldest sake breweries. See a different side of the city and relax as you sample several different varieties of sake and learn about the brewing process. Enjoy a leisurely day packed with culture, sake, and a delicious Japanese lunch.

Discover Tokyo through a refined private experience led by a knowledgeable local guide. This customizable walking tour blends Tokyo’s traditional charm with modern culture, allowing you to explore both iconic highlights and quieter local neighborhoods at your own pace. Along the way, enjoy local insight, photography opportunities, refined cafés, cultural discoveries, and authentic moments tailored to your travel style. Rather than following a fixed tourist route, this experience is designed to feel flexible, seamless, and personal. Guests may also request specific neighborhoods, landmarks, cafés, shopping areas, or cultural spots they wish to explore. The tour mainly takes place on foot using public transportation. Optional private vehicle arrangements are also available upon request for an additional fee. As the itinerary is customized for each guest’s pace and preferences, the total experience duration may range from approximately 4 to 7 hours.

Luxury 2-Seater Can-Am Bike Tour in Tokyo Discover Tokyo from a refined new perspective aboard a premium 2-seater Can-Am bike, designed for comfort, performance, and style. This exclusive tour from our Asakusa branch offers a sophisticated way to explore best locations while enjoying the freedom of the open road. Your experience begins with a personalized welcome and a professional safety briefing from your dedicated guide. Once prepared, simply follow the expertly led route — no navigation required — as you glide through Tokyo’s iconic streets alongside a discreetly coordinated group. Whether you take the driver’s seat or relax as a passenger, every moment is crafted for comfort and elegance, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the city’s atmosphere without distraction. Important Information: Premium 2-seater Can-Am bike (1 driver + 1 passenger) Only the Driver is required to hold a valid International Driving Permit (IDP) issued under the 1949 Geneva Convention

There’s so much to see and do around Kamakura that first-time visitors may have trouble deciding where to go first, or what to include on a short itinerary. Leave the planning to the experts on a private tour. Visit highlights like Hasedera Temple and the Great Buddha, as well as lesser-known spots that you might not find alone. End the day relaxing on Enoshima Beach.

Nikko is one of Japan's cultural crown jewels. Discover this historic destination on this one day tour from Tokyo. The area was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999, and you'll see many of the important destinations that made it so, including the Shinkyo Bridge, Rinnoji Temple, Toshogu Shrine, and Futarasan Shrine. Please note the inclusions and excursions for an understanding of all that is included in the price of this tour.

Immerse yourself in Japan's unique culinary heritage on this private food tour of Tokyo. Visit three different districts (Nihonbashi, Ginza, and Akihabara) and journey through time from the Edo period to today while enjoying 14 tastings, from strictly traditional flavors to contemporary fusion cuisine. Learn about Japanese cooking and key ingredients and flavors from your guide.

Feel like you’re big in Japan during this 2.5-hour tour of Ryogoku (sumo town) and the historic Asakusa district led by a sumo wrestler. Follow your hulking host as you check out the Ryogoku kokugikan sumo stadium, see where the wrestlers practice and visit a sumo goods shop. Then head to Asakusa, where you’ll check out the iconic Senso-ji temple, sample some snacks and shopping on Nakamise Street and much more. A translator and sumo guide are both included.

Discover the highlights of Hakone, without the hassle of researching or logistics, on this private day tour from Tokyo. Wnjoy a customized itinerary of this small town in Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park, known for its hot springs and excellent views of Mount Fuji. Stroll through the national park, see the red Hakone Shrine, and soak up the rejuvenating waters of a traditional onsen (hot spring bath, own expense).

Leave Tokyo behind to discover the Kanagawa Prefecture–and take the guesswork out of sightseeing–on this full-day, private tour, with visits to Yokohama and Kamakura. Explore highlights including the Great Buddha of Kamakura and Tsurugaoka Hachimangū Shrine, walk through one of the world’s largest Chinatown districts, and cross over the Enoshima Benten Bridge. Enjoy private transportation throughout the day for a seamless experience through Japanese history, architecture, and culture.

Stray from the typical tourist trail on a day trip from Tokyo that showcases Mt. Fuji from multiple perspectives. Rather than just glimpsing the iconic peak from a car, you’ll ride the Hokusai Special Train and admire Mt. Fuji’s ash-capped peak from the train window. Plus, you enjoy time for wasabi tasting and shopping during this seamless experience.

Explore Nikko on this full-day private tour from Tokyo. Visit Toshugu Shrine to see Buddhism and Shinto together, cross Shinkyo Bridge, one of Japan's finest, and admire Kegon Falls. Enjoy a drive along Japan Romantic Road and a Nikko-style lunch. Travel comfortably in a private, air-conditioned car with Wi-Fi and hotel pickup included.

Some of the best views of Mt. Fuji are found in Hakone, so you don’t want to miss an opportunity to see them. This tour provides transport from Tokyo to Hakone, so you don’t need to organize that separately. You can see the mountain from Lake Ashi, ride a ropeway to Owakudani Valley, and have plenty of photo opportunities. Note that additional activities besides transport are at your own expense.

Rather than opting for a shared group tour with a fixed itinerary, this private experience puts the control back in your hands. Enjoy the freedom to customize your route and choose how long you spend at each location. Potential places to visit include Senso-ji Temple, Tsukiji Fish Market, Shibuya Crossing, and Odaiba, among many others.

Cover several of Nikko's highlights from Tokyo in a convenient private day tour. Learn about local spirituality during a visit to Toshogu Shrine, see nature at Ashikaga Flower Park, and more. Your itinerary is up to you, and you can explore at your own pace on a private tour. Ask your guide as many questions as you like.

While it’s possible, traveling from Tokyo to Mt. Fuji on public transportation involves multiple changes and navigating train station signage in Japanese. This private tour of Mt. Fuji and the Five Lakes Region includes private round-trip transfers, so you don’t have to restrict your schedule around train and bus times. Relax as your driver handles the logistics and organization, and enjoy plenty of photo stops along the way.

Mount Fuji is a symbol of Japan, yet many Tokyo visitors never get the chance to see it. This private tour solves that problem by taking you out in a spacious luxury van with hotel pickup and drop-off to some of the region’s best viewing spots. With a full itinerary planned for you, there’s no need to do any research—simply enjoy the scenery as you visit Lake Kawaguchiko, Oshino Hakkai, and other beautiful nature spots.

Leave Tokyo behind–and take the guesswork out of planning your own itinerary–on this private tour of the Hakone region, including a meet-and-greet at your hotel and round-trip bullet train tickets from the city. Take in views of Mt Fuji on a cruise along Lake Ashi, ride a cable car in Hakone, and choose between a visit to the city’s Open Air Museum or a traditional Japanese Onsen.

Make the most of your time in Tokyo by navigating like a local with a private guide. The itinerary is flexible, letting you choose two to three attractions from a list. Cover popular places such as Tsukiji Outer Market and Asakusa and ask your guide as many questions as you like. Note that lunch, snacks, and admission fees to major sites like Tokyo Tower and Tokyo Skytree are not included.