Top Kanto Shows & Performances

Live some sumo culture in Tokyo with this show and dinner experience in the Asakusa neighborhood. Watch wrestlers perform classic moves and training techniques in the "dohyo" ring, while savoring a chicken "chanko-nabe" hot pot. For wannabe sumo stars, there’s even the chance to try a sumo challenge yourself.

Located in Roppongi, Tokyo, “Burlesque annex YAVAY” offers a unique entertainment experience that blends traditional Japanese culture with modern performance art. Inside the venue, guests can enjoy a wide range of live shows—including music, dance, and visual performances—creating a feast for both the eyes and ears. In addition to exquisite cuisine and creative drinks, YAVAY provides private boxes and professional service, allowing you to enjoy an unforgettable evening in a high-end setting. Whether you’re planning a gathering, a celebration, or simply looking to explore a unique side of Tokyo’s nightlife, YAVAY is the perfect choice! OPEN: 18:30 Main Show ①: 19:30 Mini Show ①: 21:15 Main Show ②: 22:00 Mini Show ②: 23:30 CLOSE: 24:30 ・A Plan: One drink included ・B Plan: All-you-can-drink In-store tip: 20 Ryō (equivalent to ¥2,000)

Experience a spectacular entertainment show at the Samurai Restaurant, featuring dazzling dancers in vibrant costumes! On a grand stage, an exhilarating performance unfolds, showcasing Japan’s traditional culture, festivals, and the world of samurai. Enjoy delicious food and drinks while immersing yourself in a breathtaking show filled with samurai, yokai (spirits), and mikoshi (portable shrines)! The show consists of three acts with short breaks: Act 1: A mesmerizing dance stage with elegant dancers and mysterious yokai. Act 2: A dramatic performance centered around a gripping oni (demon) story. Act 3: A thrilling finale with taiko drums and mikoshi, celebrating Japan’s festival spirit! The final act is especially exciting, so we recommend the full show! You are free to enter and leave anytime, but most guests stay for the full experience. The staff speaks English, and the story is performed in English. Please note: This experience is for guests aged 18 and above only.

Ensure your time in Tokyo is memorable with a night of traditional Japanese entertainment in the Asakusa area—one of the city's most popular destinations. Watch as entertainers perform a variety of lively pieces, including a lion dance and a samurai sword fight—usually only seen at Japanese festivals, and missed by many travelers. Chat to the performers before and after the show, and snap photos with them for a unique vacation keepsake.

Enjoy a live show in Tokyo’s bustling Shinjuku area, no Japanese language skills required. This wordless performance combines elements of ninja, Kabuki acting, oiran-inspired costumes, and traditional taiko drums. It’s appropriate for all ages and offers a mixture of traditional Japanese arts in one show with unique lighting and visuals.

Get to know Tokyo’s nightlife areas better without the risk of getting lost or straying into unpleasant places by going with a guide. On this small-group walking tour you’ll stroll around Shinjuku, Kabukicho, Omoide Yokocho, and the LGBTQI+ district that’s often called Gay Town. Learn more about the area’s culture and subculture from your guide, and admire the sight of hundreds of neon signs after dark.

Enjoy hassle-free roundtrip transportation to Kamakura and Enoshima from Tokyo on this convenient bus tour. Escape Tokyo for the day and learn about Kamakura’s history as the home of the samurai. Get a great overview of the area as you visit important shrines and major shopping areas. Commentary is provided in English and Chinese. Visit two places in one efficient tour, including the small island of Enoshima with panoramic ocean views.

Rather than navigating Harajuku with a map on your phone, enjoy the ease of exploring local highlights with a guide. Follow a carefully planned route that includes famous spots such as Takeshita Street and Meiji Jingu Shrine, while listening to insider stories and tips. With a small group size, the tour feels relaxed and personal, making it easy to ask questions along the way.

Enjoy English stand-up comedy at a stand-up comedy club just one minute from Shibuya Station. Laugh with Japanese and foreign comedians and occasional visiting comedians as they share hilarious takes on life in Japan and unexpected topics like sea cucumbers—all in English. Enjoy craft beers, cocktails, and snacks while enjoying a live comedy show full of top-notch humor and occasional adult themes—a night to remember.

Step into the world of local Japanese entertainment at Asakusa Mokubakan where history, music, and drama come alive on stage. Originally founded in the Meiji era, our theater survived wars and became the last Taishu Engeki theater in Tokyo. Today, it continues its legacy as a beloved home of Taishu Engeki, offering visitors a rare chance to experience a living cultural tradition. Enjoy a show, where artists perform to both traditional and modern music, and wear eyecatching costumes as onnagata (female impersonators). Thrilling sword artistry and playful storytelling, also make the show exciting even if you don’t speak Japanese. With new performances every day, every visit offers something fresh and unforgettable. Whether it’s your first time in Japan or your tenth, the Asakusa Mokubakan promises a unique cultural experience you won’t find anywhere else. We recommend bringing cash if you’d like to take part in the local tradition of tipping performers!

Two Ways Into Japan's Most Powerful Tradition In Ginza, Tokyo, experience sumo through two unique options led by retired professional wrestlers. Plan A: Sumo Entertainment Show Sit near the dohyo as former top-ranked athletes perform explosive bouts and centuries-old rituals. Interactive segments let you throw purifying salt and try ceremonial gestures. The highlight is “Challenge Sumo”, a lottery-based chance to step into the ring and face a real wrestler. Bottomless chanko-nabe and drinks included. Entertainment show — not an official competition. Plan B: Asa-Geiko — Authentic Sumo Training A 60-minute hands-on workshop guided by a former pro. Learn shiko, suri-ashi, and butsukari-geiko at your pace. After training, wear the kesho-mawashi for a memorable photo. Note (Plan B): Not for children under 5, pregnant guests, or those with serious health conditions. One package per booking; children must have a guardian. Experience sumo as it was meant to be felt — only here.

Combine traditional sumo wrestling—a must when visiting Tokyo—with a delicious Japanese meal, thanks to this unique restaurant experience. Sink into comfortable sofa seating, tuck into a tasty chankonabe (hot pot)—a meal that the wrestlers themselves eat—and watch a sumo display in action. Gain insider insight into the sport and leave with a better understanding of its cultural significance and history.

Located 6 minutes from Tokyo Station on shrine grounds. Experience authentic hospitality in a traditional house, featuring lucky souvenirs and a ritual flint-stone blessing for your journey. Tea ceremony&Geisha Dance A peaceful tea ceremony with artisanal sweets and an elegant dance performance by the resident Headmaster of classical Japanese dance. Private Show&Japanese Dinner A 2-hour private luxury experience for groups (5+). Includes Kimono dressing, live-chef sushi, Geisha arts, Shamisen lessons, and Samurai armor trials. Geisha Show&Japanease Dinner A refined 2-hour "Ozashiki" experience featuring a premium Sushi Kaiseki course and authentic Geisha performances and games.

The ancient sport of sumo is bound by so many strict rules, rituals, and unique techniques that attending a sumo tournament can be a bewildering experience. Book this experience, which includes reserved seats in the Ryogoku Kokugikan and is led by a sumo expert who explains everything you need to know about traditions and culture. Choose between a private or a group experience to suit your tastes.

Check out one of Japan's most beloved destinations, Mt. Fuji, on this convenient day tour from Tokyo. Choose from multiple vehicle sizes to fit your group's needs. Visit several places in the Fuji area from where you can get beautiful views of the mountain (weather permitting), including Hakone, Lake Kawaguchi, the 5th Station on Mt. Fuji, and more.

Take a break from a cliché night out in Tokyo’s bars, and opt for a comedy show in Roppongi’s Yoshimoto Theater instead. With different "easy English" acts on stage, the show embraces the wacky, wonderful, and often weird genre of Japanese comedy shows. While the comedians and actors vary, the novelty act Wes-P from the 13th season of "America’s Got Talent" is often in the line-up.

Step into the heart of Tokyo and uncover the hidden stories of Shinjuku on this 2-hour night walking tour. Led by a knowledgeable local guide, this experience goes beyond neon lights to reveal the blend of tradition, nightlife, and modern culture that defines this vibrant district. Wander the nostalgic alleys of Omoide Yokocho, discover the energy of Kabukicho and Golden Gai, and enjoy photo stops at landmarks like the Godzilla Head and Hanazono Shrine, while hearing insider stories that bring each spot to life. Highlights: - 2-hour guided night walking tour of Shinjuku’s famous and hidden spots - Explore Omoide Yokocho, Kabukicho, and Golden Gai - Hear stories of local history, nightlife, and subculture from a passionate guide - Small group experience for a personal, safe, and interactive adventure

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.

Discover Shimokitazawa, Tokyo’s trendsetting neighborhood known for vintage fashion, indie culture, and creative local charm. On this guided walking tour, explore one of Tokyo’s most stylish and artistic districts with a local guide who knows where the neighborhood truly comes alive. Wander through Shimokitazawa’s famous vintage clothing streets, where you’ll find everything from timeless fashion pieces to contemporary styles, then continue on to independent bookstores, quirky specialty shops, and small pop-up spaces that capture the area’s unique energy. ・Explore Shimokitazawa’s famous vintage fashion district with a local guide ・Discover independent bookstores, specialty shops, and creative pop-up spaces ・Experience one of Tokyo’s most stylish and artistic neighborhoods ・Find unique souvenirs and local treasures you won’t see in typical tourist areas

Get an introduction to traditional Japanese music at the Zakuro show in Tokyo, featuring an ensemble of skilled musicians playing instruments like the taiko drums and koto harp. Performers wearing colorful kimonos provide live commentary during the show, with English translations that make it a tourist-friendly experience.

Samurai Restaurant is located in Kabukicho, the downtown area of Shinjuku, the heart of Tokyo. Once you step inside, you will be amazed at the otherworldly space. Enjoy an overwhelming show that will exceed your imagination. Samurais and ninjas appear throughout the show, blending ancient Japanese culture with modern Japanese pop culture. Enjoy a sense of Japanese history and culture together with Japan's unique contemporary culture. This is one of the shows you should definitely see during your stay in Tokyo. This ticket also includes 2 drinks. Notes. Please bring your ID (passport) information for confirm your age. If you are late for the start of the show, please wait to be seated until intermission. Doors open at 10:30 and the show starts at 10:50. Seats are not assigned, so get there early if you want front row. The reception desk is located inside the GIRA GIRA Girls entrance. Please enter through the Gila Gila Girls entrance (across from Family Mart).

Experience Japan’s diverse food culture in Asakusa! Visit local-favorite restaurant and sake bar, and enjoy 12 unique dishes such as monjayaki(savory pancake) which is soul food of old downtown of Tokyo, yakisoba(Japanese stir-fried noodles), conbini ice cream etc.! A great chance to meet fellow travelers along the way. **Highlights** ・12 unique Japanese dishes for the first time ・Japanese Izakaya restaurant loved by locals ・Sake bar where you can enjoy sake from all over Japan ・A stroll through Hoppy Street ・A delicious fish-shaped waffle for dessert ・Meet new friends along the way ・Tips for Enjoying Asakusa **Important** This tour includes plenty of food and drinks, but any extras must be paid in cash. Please be sure to bring some cash with you. Please notify us if wheelchair access is required. We will modify the restaurant reservation as needed. Please note: This tour is conducted in English only. Japanese language support is not available.

Japanese baseball has a distinct fan culture—synchronized chants, organized cheers, and stadium rituals that differ significantly from what most international visitors are used to—and navigating it without context can make the experience harder to engage with. This group outing to a live Yomiuri Giants game in Tokyo includes a ticket and a guide to the chants, cheers, and fan rituals before you enter the stadium.