All Kanto Tours & Excursions in 2026 - page 169

Fully Licensed, Insured with Green Number Plate(Commercial transport license legally authorized to transport passengers). Experience the breathtaking beauty of Mount Fuji from its most celebrated vantage point: the five serene crater lakes (Kawaguchiko, Yamanakako, Saiko, Shojiko, and Motosuko). This tour offers a different, stunning perspective of the sacred mountain at every turn. Surround yourself with natural beauty, from the lively hub of Kawaguchiko to the quiet clarity of the western lakes. It's a perfect blend of stunning scenery, cultural viewpoints, and tranquil lakeside escapes, all framed by the unforgettable majesty of Japan's most famous peak.

- Book your course in advance: a) wheel throwing or b) hand-building. - Learn from an experienced instructor - Just a 1-minute walk from Nishigahara Station (Tokyo Metro Namboku Line) - Beginner-friendly, hands-on class in a Tokyo studio - Clay, tools, matcha-tea, and snacks included

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.

Experience the charm of the traditional Japanese craft of Temari under the guidance of an experienced Temari Master Instructor (Shihan). Choose your favorite colors and create an original necklace or bag charm. Learn about the history of temari, the meaning of traditional patterns, and the nuances of working with Japanese silk threads. Enjoy a bilingual introduction to one of Japan’s most beautiful fiber arts.

Experience an authentic sumo retirement ceremony at Ryogoku Kokugikan, held for one day only. Witness former top-division wrestler Hidenoumi’s final match against his younger brother, Tobizaru, and the ceremonial cutting of his topknot. Premium ticket holders can take part in the tradition by personally making a cut.

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

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.

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.