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Eat your way through Tokyo’s neighborhoods on this customizable private food tour with hotel pickup. A local guide tailors the experience to your tastes, letting you try sushi, yakitori, ramen, and more at authentic local spots you’d never find alone. Experience favorite local places off the beaten track without language barriers, making this a seamless culinary adventure.

This private tour lets you enjoy Tokyo’s top attractions all in one go. It’s perfect for first-time visitors who want to experience the essence of Tokyo in a short time. Omoide Yokocho Stroll through alleys full of nostalgic charm. Simply walking these retro streets gives you a taste of traditional Tokyo. Shibuya Scramble Crossing Cross the world-famous intersection and have your guide help capture the moment with photos. Meiji Jingu Shrine Located in the heart of Tokyo, this lush shrine offers a chance to experience Japanese culture and tradition through an actual shrine visit. Takeshita Street The hub of youth culture. Explore colorful and unique shops while enjoying the streets as if you were a local. Being a fully private tour, you can explore at your own pace. With plenty of photo opportunities, it’s perfect for making lasting memories.

Explore Asakusa’s blend of tradition and modernity at Azuma-bashi Bridge, offering views of Tokyo Skytree, Asahi Beer Hall, Sumida River cruises, and cherry blossoms. At Sumida Park (South), learn about Japan’s cherry blossom traditions and see traditional roofed boats with tatami rooms. Walk along the Sumida River Walk, a scenic bridge perfect for photography, especially at night. Marvel at the illuminated cherry blossoms at Sumida Park (North), creating a breathtaking contrast with Tokyo Skytree. Visit Imado Jinja Shrine, famous for matchmaking and the beckoning cat, and stroll through the quiet San'ya-bori Square. Finally, admire the graceful weeping cherry tree at Sumida Park (North, Asakusa Side) before enjoying dinner at a restaurant recommended by your guide. Important: Cherry blossom bloom times vary with weather. Guests will be updated the day before the tour. Cancellations for a full refund are allowed up to 24 hours before the tour based on our updates.

Cross off experiences both traditional and modern on this small-group tour of Tokyo. Get a broad overview of Japanese culture as you experience a tea ceremony, learn the history behind the famous Senso-ji temple, and visit a maid cafe in Akihabara, all in one tour. The small group size also allows for a more personalized experience.

Discover the hidden but unforgettable nightlife of Shinjuku on this private 3-hour evening tour. With a friendly local guide, explore three completely different sides of Shinjuku after dark. Start in the nostalgic alleyways of Omoide Yokocho, take in the bright energy of Kabukicho, and end the night in the intimate retro bars of Golden Gai. Along the way, enjoy a selection of must-try food and drinks chosen by your guide, while learning about Japanese nightlife, izakaya culture, and the unique character of each area. Perfect for travelers who want more than a typical night out, this tour offers a fun and personal way to experience both the old and modern sides of Tokyo nightlife. ・Explore Omoide Yokocho, Kabukicho, and Golden Gai in one evening ・Enjoy a selection of local food and drinks included in the tour ・Experience Shinjuku nightlife on a relaxed private tour ・Learn about Japanese nightlife culture from a local guide

This experience has it all—a fun foodie experience in a local’s home, drinks, and an exciting optional night walk in Shinjuku. A great way to avoid decision fatigue when planning an evening out in Tokyo, start with a "takoyaki" (octopus balls) party in an authentic Tokyo home, then later, head off on a night walk to discover some of the great photo spots of Shinjuku.

Even if you’re new to Japanese sake, you’ll feel right at home with our friendly and passionate host. Through sake, we’ll take you on a journey into Japan’s history, culture, and the hidden charm of the breweries. Discover sake you’ve never tasted or even heard of before—unpasteurized namazake, aged sake, and exclusive brews you can only find here. This is more than just a tasting; it’s an experience that reveals the untold stories and unique traditions of Japanese sake, offering a new perspective on Japan’s vibrant culture. With a 100% satisfaction guarantee, ERIKO—your sake-obsessed guide—will open the door to an unforgettable world of flavor and discovery. Join us and find your new favorite sake today!

Shinjuku is a buzzing nightlife district in Tokyo, but language barriers can make it tricky to know the best spots to visit. Skip the guesswork with this private tour. Along the way, discover the izakayas locals love, get insider tips, and sample Japanese favourites such as sake, sashimi, and yakitori. You can also enjoy arcade games and photo booths for a fun and varied night out.

First, read the pamphlet and learn about the culture and history of sake and delicacies. After that, you will choose three types of sake from all over the country. Next, choose three delicacies that have been popular in Japan since ancient times. Then have them eat and drink and compare the tastes. You can drink a little at a time, so even those who don't like alcohol can participate. The staff will take photos of your memories, so you can share them on your way home.

Discover Tokyo with your taste buds—and avoid the crowds—on this small-group food tour, led by a local guide. Explore the city’s Shibuya district, learn about its food and drink scene, and visit four different eateries including a street food stall and a gastrobar. Taste favorites including sushi, gyoza, and kushikatsu, with up to fifteen samples in four spots, and try a variety of sake along the way.

Enjoy a fun introduction to Tokyo’s nightlife scene without the risk of getting lost or missing the best spots. Whether you’re traveling solo or with friends, this evening pub crawl in Shibuya is a great way to meet new people while soaking in the city’s atmosphere. Visit several nightlife venues and enjoy shots to get the party started.

A memorable tour with a unique cast of humorous characters through the most chaotic and exciting part of Tokyo. (This tour is offered in Spanish on Wednesdays - Este tour se ofrece en español los días miércoles).

Whether you want to make new friends in Tokyo or celebrate a special occasion with your best pals, this nighttime Shinjuku bar crawl tour is the ideal choice. See Shinjuku’s nightlife and food scene through the eyes of a local, trying gyoza (dumplings), sushi (a traditional Japanese rice dish), and more, with plenty of sake (Japanese rice wine) to wash it down (your expense).

Learn more about Tokyo’s drinking and dining culture on a fun evening tour of Shinjuku’s traditional pubs. With a small group and a local guide, visit three different izakayas, where you can sample tasty, authentic food and drinks. Check out places that you might struggle to find independently, and explore the busy, neon-lit streets and alleys of Shinjuku without the risk of getting lost.

Whether you're new to Tokyo or have visited several times, there are always loads of new food spots to discover. This small-group walking tour promises a fun evening out where you'll discover the places where locals go for food and drinks. Your guide can also help navigate any language barriers and order for you.

This experience is perfect for both newcomers to sake and enthusiasts alike! We source highly-rated sakes from across the country, offering a fun and accessible sake tasting experience. Sake can be enjoyed at various temperatures depending on the season and the dish, allowing you to explore its unique aromas, rich depth, and crisp flavors while pairing it with different foods.

Make the most of your day and combine history, architecture, and sake tasting in one experience on this small-group day tour from Tokyo. Meet your guide at Shinjuku Station, then take the train to the Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum. Afterwards, sample a variety of sake at one of Tokyo’s oldest sake breweries.

Discover the ancient history of sake making inside Tokyo’s oldest and largest brewery with an intimate, private tour and tasting experience. Understand how sake is made before sampling some yourself out on the brewery’s scenic patio. Taste a variety of sakes and find out how the different flavors compliment different foods, a skill you can take with you for the rest of your vacation in Japan.

Swap tourist traps in Tokyo for discovering places where locals dine, thanks to this exciting guided bar crawl. You can save hours of research time and instead let someone else show you around, with a chance to sample Japanese sakes, and up to five different dishes—such as tempura, ramen, or sushi.

■This tour is FOR☆彡 -Those who DO NOT want to have a disapointting dining experience during your limited vacation! -Those who want to cuisine at tasty restaurants known by the locals! -Those who want to visit places that are unique and not too popular! -Those who want to experience the Japanese culture with locals:) ■What can you experience☆彡 -2 ordinary Japanese guides, a man and a woman, will wellcome you:) -Enjoy a variety of food and drinks at 4 quality restaurants known to local! Well-filled meals are guaranteed!(ex. Izakaya, Monjayaki, Sake) -Efficiently explore the recommended places you should see from Ginza to Tsukishima! If you get tired, we will switch to a cab! (ex. Ginza city, Kabuki-za, Tsukiji Honganji Temple, Monja Street). -Learn and try the gags of Japanese comedians and the customs of businessmen in a funny and hands-on way! If you want to fully enjoy your trip in Japan, learn more about Japan and make friends through this trip, This tour is the one!!!

Ride by train with a former conductor into the night drinking scene along the JR Chuo Line. Tonight’s “passenger” is you. When the train doors open, local Tokyo after dark begins. This is not simply about visiting bars. This is a local night experience that brings you closer to how people in Tokyo move through the city by train at night and casually stop for a drink along the way. With Samurai Guide Sho, who served as a JR Chuo Line conductor for 22 years, travel from Shinjuku on a JR Chuo Line Green Car (premium seating) and step beyond the usual sightseeing spots. The journey begins by taking in the changing scenery and air outside the window as the train moves on. Step off the train and enter a neighborhood, and your mind and pace loosen into the local rhythm. Depending on the flow of the night, the journey may lead to a retro drinking alley, a skilled sushi counter, or a Japanese craft beer bar. Follow the rails into the streets, and let Tokyo pour the next good glass.

Discover the art of sushi with this rare opportunity to interact directly with a professional sushi chef. Watch as the chef demonstrates techniques such as searing, marinating, and wrapping, while sharing practical tips along the way. As well as learning new sushi skills, you can also enjoy the perk of having a 14-piece sushi tasting included.

Guided tours are a great way to experience a new city, but most focus on showing you the local landmarks and most popular activities. Instead, this small-group half-day tour is focused on providing you with the kind of authentic experience that the average Tokyo citizen enjoys on a day off work. Visit a bedrock bath and spa, sample traditional street food, and enjoy some drinks at nearby bars.

Escape the city and discover a hidden traditional sake brewery in the peaceful countryside near Tokyo on this relaxed private experience. Includes pick-up and drop-off from convenient meeting points in Shinjuku or Yokohama. From Hashimoto Station, the nearest station to the brewery, enjoy a scenic local bus ride through quiet Japanese countryside on the way to the brewery. Optional taxi transfer is also available upon request. There will be time to buy snacks or a light meal before heading to the brewery. At the brewery, the owner’s wife will personally guide you through the historic brewery and introduce traditional sake making. The brewery’s old Japanese house was also used as a filming location, adding to its nostalgic and photogenic atmosphere. After the tour, enjoy a sake tasting with light snacks in the traditional old Japanese house on the brewery grounds. This is perfect for beginners and travelers looking to experience a slower, more personal side of Japan.