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As the most important and popular Shinto shrine in Tokyo, the Meiji Shrine is a must see, but visiting on your own can mean missing out on important details. Learn about the history and significance of this important site on this small-group guided tour. Follow your guide through the torii gates and pathways and discover the spiritual traditions, including how to visit the shrine.

Explore a different side of Tokyo–and combine three experiences in one tour–on this small-group experience including a history tour of Asakusa, a Shamisen music concert, and dinner in a Japanese restaurant. Take in panoramic city views, learn about local culture, and discover landmarks including Senso-ji Temple before listening to a live Tsugaru-shamisen performance. Afterward, meet the musicians and savor a traditional Japanese meal.

Orient yourself on your first day in Tokyo, and see the city through the eyes of a local. During this customized tour with your personal host, learn how to navigate and use Tokyo’s transport system. Choose from the city’s most famous attractions, or explore up-and-coming neighborhoods. Understand cultural practices, find the best places to eat, and get advice on Tokyo’s nightlife scene.

Avoid the potential language barriers of traveling around Hakone alone, and opt for this full-day private guided tour instead. No need to worry about doing any research, as a full itinerary is organized for you and a guide accompanies you to provide commentary and plan your public transport routes. Highlights showcased along the way include Hakone Shrine, Lake Ashinoko, Owakudani Valley, and the Hakone Open-Air Museum.

Tokyo's fashion districts sit close together but cover wildly different styles—Harajuku's street fashion, Shibuya's youth-driven trends, and the upscale international luxury brands of Omotesando and Aoyama—and moving between them without context means missing the contrasts that define each area. A private guide threads the four districts into one route with street food stops including crepes, cotton candy, and shaved ice. Guests customarily cover the guide's fare.

Travel between Tokyo and Lake Kawaguchi by pre-booked bus, offering a simple and reliable way to reach the Mt. Fuji area. This transfer option removes the complexity of navigating multiple trains while allowing flexibility with one-way or round-trip tickets. Designed for independent travelers, it provides a straightforward connection so you can focus on exploring Lake Kawaguchi at your own pace.

On this private guided tour, you visit a curated selection of photo-worthy spots, perfect for boosting your Instagram game. Skip the hours of research as your guide takes you to some of Tokyo's most iconic and photogenic locations, which may include Harajuku, Sensoji Temple, Shibuya Crossing, and more. Capture stunning shots while learning about the city's popular attractions along the way.

See Tokyo like a local with this trip around town, complete with a local host. You'll get to visit many of the city's top attractions and off-the-beaten-track gems, with stops to eat and drink at local cafes (own expense). Combine walking with public transport when needed. Your guide will also be on hand to give you advice and recommendations as you plan for the rest of your trip.

See the highlights of Kyoto on a full-day tour from Tokyo. Learn about the history of the region from your guide as you visit top attractions including Fushimi Inari Taisha, Sanjusangen-do Hall, and Kiyomizu-dera Temple. Enjoy a delicious lunch in Kyoto, and take a round-trip ride on the super-speed bullet train.

Skip the fixed itineraries of most group tours and see Tokyo’s top attractions your own way on a private customized tour. Either follow a basic itinerary suggested by your guide or create your own schedule from scratch, visiting locations of your choice, such as the Tsukiji Fish Market, Meiji Shrine, and Asakusa Temple.

Experience Kamakura’s nature and history in one day, without spending hours on research, with this private day tour with a local host. After a complimentary train ride from Tokyo, enjoy a custom-crafted itinerary in this one-time capital of medieval Japan. Explore beautiful Shinto shrines in the forest, marvel at brilliant cherry blossoms, and admire the “Great Buddha,” a massive, nearly 800-year-old bronze sculpture of Amida Buddha.

Discover Tokyo’s vibrant art scene without the hassle of planning on an art-focused walking tour. This experience combines major highlights with hidden gems, including the Tokyo National Museum (admission included) and the creative neighborhood of Yanaka, known for its thriving community of local artists. Along the way, visit small galleries, meet artists, and gain insights into Tokyo’s art scene that you’d miss if exploring alone.

This small-group tour helps you learn about two Japanese cultural icons: the art of Hokusai and the tradition of Sumo wrestling. Find out stories from your guide that you’d miss on solo explorations, including why Ryogoku is such a sacred place for sumo wrestlers, and the artistic evolution of Hokusai and the Ukiyo-e art style.

Start your journey in Shinjuku, rising above the city at the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building for breathtaking panoramic views from 202 meters. From there, step into the organized chaos of Shinjuku Station, where you’ll learn the simple insider logic to navigate the world’s busiest station with ease and confidence. Continue to the vibrant energy of Shibuya, where most visitors only scratch the surface. Skip the crowds and discover a hidden 12th-floor vantage point overlooking the iconic Shibuya Scramble Crossing, offering a relaxed, crowd-free bird’s-eye view. Visit the famous Hachikō Statue and hear the true story behind Tokyo’s most loyal dog. Blending skyline views, hidden spots, and practical local tips, this experience helps you explore Tokyo with confidence and deeper understanding.

Experience winter fun at the base of Mt. Fuji! Ski, sled, or simply enjoy the snow at Fujiten Snow Resort, then capture postcard-perfect views of Mt. Fuji from Oishi Park by Lake Kawaguchiko. This tour offers multiple package options to suit your preferences : ★ A: SHUTTLE Only ★ (Shuttle Only) ★ B-1: SKI ★ (Shuttle + Ski Equipment Rental) ★ B-2: SNOWBOARD ★ (Shuttle + Snowboard Equipment Rental) ★ C: SKI + BASIC LESSON ★ (Shuttle + Ski Equipment Rental + 1-hour Basic Lesson) → Available for guests aged 7 and above. ★ D: SLED ★ (Shuttle + Sled Rental) After your snow adventure, we will visit the tranquil Oishi Park on the shores of Lake Kawaguchiko. This is one of the most famous locations to capture a picture-perfect, unobstructed view of Mt. Fuji towering over the pristine lake. With comfortable roundtrip transportation and friendly multilingual guide to assist you, this tour is the easiest way to enjoy both winter action and iconic scenery in one day.

Tokyo Small Worlds offers a unique & comprehensive experience. It includes all-inclusive access to all miniature worlds, such as the Space Center, Global Village, Kansai International Airport, Evangelion World, Sailor Moon, & Cityscapes. Visitors can engage with interactive elements like controlling lights & movements, enhancing the immersive experience. The Mini-Me Experience allows you to be 3D scanned and receive a miniature figure of yourself to place in the exhibits. Access to model building and painting workshops, as well as seasonal events, provides hands-on activities & special experiences. Some areas feature augmented reality that enhances the miniature displays. Online purchases and certain platforms offer discounted rates or package deals. Flexible visit options include day passes, multi-day passes, & annual memberships, catering to various visitor needs. These features make a visit to Tokyo Small Worlds a unique and immersive experience.

Shinjuku, Harajuku & Shibuya – A Day to Remember in Tokyo Spend an exciting day exploring three of Tokyo’s most famous neighborhoods. In Shinjuku, strike a pose with the playful 3D Cat and the legendary Godzilla Head before making your way to Harajuku, where the tranquil Meiji Shrine contrasts beautifully with the colorful energy of Takeshita Street. If you wish, you can also pop into a cat café, dog café, or even a mini pig café—just note that entry fees are not included. Your journey continues to Shibuya, where the rush of the world-famous Scramble Crossing, the loyalty of the Hachiko statue, and the pop-culture treasures of the Pokémon Center and Jump Shop await. Along the way, you’ll also get a taste of the latest trends in youth fashion, guided by a local who knows where to find the best views, hidden gems, and photo-worthy spots. Book today and turn your Tokyo dreams into unforgettable memories.

Explore Tokyo–and visit places many visitors overlook– on this private tour around the Akihabara district designed for fans of manga, anime, and gaming. Meet your guide, a local, at your hotel or other address in the city and travel to multiple locations related to these themes. Whether you’re a fan of retro gaming or want unique souvenirs, you can personalize the itinerary to best suit your interests.

Explore Tokyo's modern waterfront district, Toyosu, on this 3-hour guided tour blending digital art and culinary culture. First, immerse yourself in teamLab Planets TOKYO. Step into interactive artworks of light, water, and flowers in this unique "body immersive" museum (admission included). Next, visit the famous Toyosu Fish Market, one of the world's largest. Your guide will explain its role in Japanese cuisine as you view the bustling wholesale floors. Finally, explore Toyosu Senkyaku Banrai, a new complex resembling old Edo. Enjoy fresh seafood street food straight from the market and browse unique shops. Experience the future of art and the tradition of Japanese food culture in one exciting half-day tour.

This is a tour of Asakusa, a very popular tourist attraction, wearing a kimono. Kimonos are difficult to put on by yourself, but a professional kimono stylist will dress you beautifully. You can choose your favorite pattern from many kinds of kimono. After taking pictures in a special studio, you will go to Asakusa, one of the most elegant and representative streets in Japan. Let's take a good picture of you in your beautiful and lovely kimono with the famous Kaminarimon, Senso-ji Temple, and Nakamise Street! It will be a wonderful memory of your time in Japan. Immersed in culture, steeped in history, and creating unforgettable memories, this tour is an ideal experience for those who wish to experience the timeless traditions of Japan.

Discover a different side of Tokyo–and combine two experiences in one–on this small-group tour combining an artisan-led Katazome dyeing lesson with samurai sword training. Learn about the stencil-dyeing’s connection to samurai, get hands-on in an interactive workshop, and make your own headband. Afterward, step inside a dojo, watch a sword demonstration, and train in the Samurai techniques yourself.

Discover the nostalgic side of Tokyo on a private 6-hour walking tour with a Spanish-speaking guide. Explore traditional neighborhoods such as Asakusa, stroll along the Sumida River and walk the less busy streets of Ueno, Yanaka and Nezu, areas where you can still feel “Ancient Tokyo”. We will travel like locals, using public transport and short walks, enjoying the real Japan. This tour is completely private and adapts to your pace and interests (history, temples and shrines, gardens, street food, shopping, photography, or whatever you want). Meals, transportation fees and entrance fees are not included, offering you the freedom to choose what to visit and eat based on your budget. ※40% of the regular price until March. • Private tour: only your group • Old Tokyo neighborhoods: Asakusa / Ueno / Yanaka / Nezu • Subway and walking • Flexible route, tailored to your interests and pace

Meet an authentic Tokyo geisha in an intimate 60-minute afternoon cultural experience held every Thursday from 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM. Watch traditional Japanese dance and music up close, then enjoy conversation and a Q&A about geisha culture, training, kimono, and daily life. The geisha personally hosts the experience, with communication supported by a translation device. Please note that no interpreter or English-speaking guide accompanies the experience. Finish with memorable photos together. This rare daytime encounter offers a welcoming way to experience genuine geisha hospitality, which is usually available only at private evening banquets. It fits easily into a day of sightseeing in Shinjuku and is ideal for travelers interested in Japanese culture, performing arts, and meaningful personal exchange.

If you’re keen to try a new craft in Tokyo, then this hands-on small-group workshop is a great choice. Learn to make lifelike wax food samples—such as tempura and lettuce—just like the ones displayed in Japanese restaurant windows. The best part is that you get to take your creation home as a unique handmade souvenir.