Top Musashino Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises

Enjoy an authentic taste of Tokyo on this private food tour. Eat your way around the Japanese capital as you try 10 of the city's very best street food dishes, hand picked by a local guide who is passionate about Japanese food. Discover new flavors and visit places you'd never find on your own.

Tokyo's best izakaya nights happen in tiny alley bars, and this small-group crawl through Kichijoji's Harmonica Alley opens doors that you might have otherwise missed. Visit four or five stalls and bars over the evening, with several plates of food included. Your guide handles the ordering, explains the customs at the drinking table, and translates as you go.

Discover the spiritual heart of old Tokyo on this intimate private walk through Jindaiji Temple and its surrounding forest. Along the way, Rei will share the foundations of Japanese Buddhism and the temple's centuries-long history — bringing the stones, rituals, and landscape to life with context rarely offered to visitors. At Jindaiji, you will enter the main hall and receive an oharai purification ritual performed by the temple's monks — a sacred ceremony using ritual fire that has been preserved here for centuries. An ofuda protective charm is yours to keep. We will then enjoy handmade soba noodles at a local restaurant, with stories of the land and its food culture woven into the meal. To close, we find a quiet bench in the forest near the temple, where Chie's handmade nerikiri and freshly prepared matcha tea await — a moment of stillness to end the day.

Discover the charm of Kichijoji, a top-rated neighborhood in Tokyo known for its vibrant culture and stunning scenery. This day tour immerses you in local sights like the tranquil Inokashira Park, where you can unwind amid cherry blossoms in spring. Visit the sacred Benzaiten Shrine and explore unique shops and eateries that showcase the area's culinary delights and local craftsmanship. This tour offers a perfect blend of nature, history, and shopping, providing insights into Kichijoji's rich heritage and lifestyle. - Stroll through Inokashira Park, a 100-year-old park in Tokyo - Visit the Benzaiten Shrine, a spiritual site with deep cultural significance - Explore the lively shopping district for unique souvenirs and local fashion - Enjoy delicious food while learning about Kichijoji's culture and history

Capture the most Instagram-worthy moments in Kichijoji as day turns to night. Watch the sunset over Inokashira Park, snap photos by its shimmering pond, and wander through charming retro streets filled with cafés, shops, and colorful details. Discover hidden alleys, quirky murals, and neon-lit corners perfect for striking night shots. Your guide will show the best-kept spots where you can immerse yourself in the local lifestyle and photograph the distinctive charm of Kichijoji’s nightscape. After the tour, we can recommend or accompany you to a local restaurant, letting you continue your evening with delicious Japanese cuisine (additional fee applies if accompanied).

We will explore the charming town of Kichijoji, one of the most desirable places to live in Japan. Located about a 15-minute train ride from Shibuya or Shinjuku, this town offers not only a trendy urban atmosphere but also a rich mix of history, culture, and nature. The highlight of the tour is Harmonica Yokocho, a lively alley filled with small bars and eateries where you can enjoy one drink and two skewers of yakitori. Located near the Ghibli Museum, why not join us for a stroll through Kichijoji after your visit?

Experience Japan’s Traditional Mikoshi Parade in Kichijoji. On September 12 and 13, the streets come alive with the Kichijoji Autumn Festival, a perfect chance to witness a traditional Japanese celebration featuring a parade of Mikoshi portable shrines. See up to 11 Mikoshi, one from Musashino Hachimangu Shrine and ten from each district of the town. Each group has its own distinct style of carrying, chanting, and celebrating, making for a truly unique and exciting experience. At the festival’s highlight, all the Mikoshi gather for an impressive performance full of energy and excitement. Join this tour and let your guide share the stories and traditions behind this vibrant festival while exploring Kichijoji’s lively streets. On September 12, you can even carry a Mikoshi alongside the locals and parade it through the town, a chance you don't want to miss! Kichijoji is just 15 minutes by train from Shibuya or Shinjuku, making it a perfect stop after visiting Inokashira Park.

Discover Kichijoji on a Private Family-Friendly Tour! Enjoy a 4-hour private, custom tour of Kichijoji, one of Tokyo’s hidden gems, at your own pace with a friendly guide who loves working with children. This tour is designed to be fun and flexible for families, tailored to you and your kids’ interests and energy levels. Explore cozy streets, vibrant shopping arcades, tranquil parks, and local cafés, all while your guide shares fun stories and history about the town. Whether your family loves anime, sweet treats, outdoor play, or quirky shops, the itinerary can be fully customized to keep everyone entertained. Create lasting memories in Kichijoji, discover local Japan, and enjoy a truly personalized Tokyo experience the whole family will love!

Join a popular YouTuber guide with over 20,000 subscribers for a lively and interactive Japanese dining experience in Kichijoji! Visit a delicious local restaurant while your guide entertains you in English with fun stories, games, and insights about Japanese food culture. The YouTube channel is `Hanabimaru Amazing Japanese food` . Over 100 groups of international visitors have already enjoyed this unique experience, leaving them entertained and stomachs satisfied. Our guides are full of hospitable energy and do their best to ensure a memorable time for everyone. Kichijoji is just 15 minutes by train from Shinjuku and Shibuya, making it the perfect stop after visiting the Ghibli Museum or exploring Inokashira Park.

A Cafe Where Rescue Cats Live, Come Experience the Warm Coexistence Between Human Society and Animals "Capyneko Cafe" in Kichijoji, Tokyo, is a very unique rescue cat cafe in Japan, where our resident cats live together in perfect harmony. the mission is to promote a "gentle coexistence between human society and animals." All the cats in our cafe are rescue cats waiting to meet their new forever families. The time you spend happily interacting with them, giving them treats, and relaxing together directly helps with their socialization and gets them accustomed to human society. Come and enjoy a special, healing experience surrounded by lovely rescue cats in a calm and peaceful atmosphere—a unique opportunity you can only find here. Your visit will be the first step toward changing the future for these animals. The experience lasts 50 minutes throughout July, and 40 minutes from August onward.

Experience Hanami at Inokashira Park, Kichijoji. Inokashira Park is a beloved hanami spot in Tokyo and is recognized as one of the 100 best cherry blossom viewing locations. Every spring, locals and visitors gather to admire the sakura in full bloom, celebrating the beauty of the season. Experience Hanami, the traditional Japanese custom of enjoying the cherry blossoms while spending time with family, friends, or colleagues. Join this tour to enjoy a delicious bento lunch (not included in price) beneath the flowering trees, soak in the cheerful and festive atmosphere, and capture stunning photos of the blossoms. It’s a delightful way to experience this cherished seasonal tradition while relaxing in one of Tokyo’s most scenic and charming parks.

Get ready to dive into a moment when Kichijoji will be overflowing with color, creativity, and celebration from February 19 to 21, 2027! During this period, Kichijoji, home to more than 18 animation studios, transforms into a dream destination for anime enthusiasts. The city will buzz with fans, artists, and creators enjoying anime at the 22nd Kichijoji International Animation Festival, sharing a passion for one of Japan's most iconic art forms. On this special tour, you can experience the world of anime up close by visiting manga and anime exhibitions at Gallery ZENON, the flagship gallery of Coamix Inc. Depending on your interests, you can also explore hidden anime photo spots, discover unique manhole covers featuring popular characters, browse anime-related shops, and take a stroll through nostalgic shopping streets that have inspired countless stories. (The following information is based on the 2026 event. Details for 2027 will be announced once confirmed.)

Discover Kichijoji, one of Tokyo’s most distinctive and culture-rich neighborhoods, on this guided walking tour exploring its vibrant vintage and thrift scene. Accompanied by an English-speaking guide, you’ll visit locally loved vintage shops and hidden gems that most travelers never find. Along the way, learn about Japan’s unique secondhand fashion culture, as well as the history and character that make Kichijoji so special. You’ll also pass through атмосферic local spots such as Harmonica Yokocho, and discover cozy cafés and classic jazz kissaten—perfect places to enjoy after your shopping experience. As this is a private tour, the itinerary can be tailored to your interests, allowing you to focus on the shops and styles you love most. Ideal for travelers who want to experience a more authentic, local side of Tokyo beyond the typical tourist spots. This tour feels like being shown around by a friend who lives in Tokyo. Duration: Approximately 2 hours

★note★ 1. Reservations are available for adults aged 18 and older. Children aged 0–3 are free and may accompany them. 2. There is only 5 seat left for Sept 16th. Any reservations for more than that will be cancelled. --------------------- You'll be up close and personal with the characters you saw in the movie! You'll get a sense of how a movie is made. There will also be screenings of short animated films that you won't see at regular movie theaters. There are also many souvenirs exclusive to the museum, so you can get your hands on some rare items. Unfortunately, the interior of the museum is mostly written in Japanese, but an English guide will guide you around while explaining things, so you won't miss any information. Children under 12 can also play on the famous Cat Bus(neko bus), making for a memorable experience.