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If your time in Tokyo is tight but you want to see multiple neighborhoods, this small-group tour is a smart choice. Save time organizing an itinerary and let a guide lead the way as you check off Asakusa, Ginza, and Tsukiji in half a day. Along the way, enjoy included Tsukiji wagyu sushi and seafood snacks, and visit top landmarks like Senso-ji Temple, Kabuki-za Theater, and Tsukiji Fish Market.

Explore Kappabashi Street, Tokyo's renowned "Kitchen Town," where professional chefs and curious travelers alike find culinary treasures. This guided tour immerses you in authentic Japanese food culture, showcasing over 170 specialized shops. Learn about exquisite Japanese knives, beautifully crafted ceramics, and quirky food replicas, perfect for unique souvenirs. Your expert local guide will navigate the vibrant streets, ensuring a smooth shopping experience while revealing the cultural significance behind each item. Perfect for food lovers and souvenir hunters, this tour offers a rewarding glimpse into Japan's culinary craftsmanship. - Discover over 170 shops specializing in kitchenware and food culture - Learn about iconic Japanese knives, ceramics, and chopsticks - Marvel at hyper-realistic food replicas and quirky souvenirs - Comfortable walking tour; wear suitable shoes for exploration

Discover the essence of Japanese culture through a tea ceremony guided by a teacher with over 20 years of experience. This unique experience is designed to be accessible and welcoming to all, regardless of prior knowledge or experience with tea ceremonies. Our teacher’s deep understanding and passion for the art of tea will provide you with insights into this timeless tradition, making it an unforgettable part of your visit to Tokyo. Our tea ceremony location is conveniently situated just a 7-minute walk from the Nishi-Nippori station, a beautiful spot where locals and visitors alike enjoy the serene riverside scenery. One of the highlights of our tea ceremony is the opportunity for you to make your own tea if you wish.

Discover Tokyo through the lens of a local while creating unforgettable memories of your trip. Choose between the vibrant streets of Shibuya or the neon-lit atmosphere of Shinjuku, and enjoy a relaxed photoshoot at some of the city's most iconic locations. Whether you're traveling solo, as a couple, with friends, or celebrating a special occasion, this experience is designed to capture natural and authentic moments you'll treasure forever. No modeling experience is needed. Feel comfortable in front of the camera, making the session fun and stress-free. During our walk, we'll visit famous photo spots as well as hidden locations that most tourists never discover. Along the way, I'll also share local recommendations for restaurants, cafés, shopping, and places to visit during the rest of your stay in Tokyo. This experience is perfect for travelers who want more than ordinary smartphone selfies. You'll leave Tokyo with beautiful photographs and lasting memories.

Uncover the true essence of Tokyo on this guided walking tour. From the historical landmarks of Asakusa and Ueno to secret spots only locals know, your guide will show you a side of Tokyo you’ve never seen before. A professional photographer will join you to capture your best moments, so you can take home not only memories but stunning photos. Designed for small groups, this tour offers a unique and personal experience that’s both fun and educational!

This is a drinking hopping tour in Asakusa! You will visit three different locations and enjoy Japanese drinking culture in different styles! Starting from a Sake Brewery, one of the best breweries in Tokyo, we will stroll along a street lined with drinking establishments and enjoy Hoppy, an alcoholic drink born in Tokyo, and go around Asakusa Yokocho, where you can feel the Japanese night festival style. The tour will end at Asakusa Yokocho, so you can enjoy the Asakusa area after the tour. Have an exciting evening!

Private 1-Hour Photoshoot in Shibuya Capture your Tokyo adventure with a private photographer in Shibuya! Explore the famous Shibuya Crossing, neon streets, and trendy corners while professional photos are taken of you. Perfect for solo travelers, friends, or couples and you’ll receive 20 high-quality edited digital photos to remember your experience forever. Your photographer knows the area’s most photogenic spots, from trendy streets lined with colorful shops to hidden corners perfect for Instagram-worthy shots. With guidance on poses, angles, and lighting.

Dear all, this is Posh, Historian from best university in Japan, business man from Cornell MBA and photographer. 18 years experience working for US/UK companies taking expats/VIPs from HQ to the tourists spot. As a guide, get a 5 star review 90% at Trip Advisor, one of the best because 1. Deep history talk about Imperial Family, Shogun, Shinto and Buddhism, Torii gates color difference etc. 2. Family photo with good composition 3. Answer all topics about Japan for society, culture, religion, business 4. Tourists spots less known and quiet but splendid 5. Yummy lunch and coffee shops everyone becomes happy. No Starbucks. You can understand Jasanese history and culture deeply by this tour, satisfied with group photos, lunch and coffee shops. I can take you less crowded tourist spots and your favourite places based on your hobbies like arts, manga, architecture, shoppings from Japanese street fashion, anime goods to pottery, knives. I look forward to meeting you soon!

You will provide you a half day trip by car to a selected shop and a museum in Tokyo, enjoying each location. Visit stores featuring traditional folk crafts from artisans across Japan, where you can purchase satisfying souvenirs. Additionally, you’ll experience Japanese art at museums, with admission included in the tour price. You’ll also enjoy takeaway rice balls made from carefully selected rice from a specialty shop. The tour includes exclusive, handpicked spots that are hard to find on your own, all while traveling in a private car. This plan lets you experience Japanese culture through various activities. Your driver is a professional photographer, so he’ll take a commemorative photo at the end of the tour. The photos will be given to you at the end. A tour with a photographer is truly special. Your bilingual guide, who lived in the UK for about 10 years, ensures smooth communication.

Hi guys! I’m Yuki.I’ve been running walking tours for over a year now. I studied education at Meiji University and have a junior high school social studies teaching license. I also worked in Vancouver, Canada for about a year and a half. If you just walk around here, it’s honestly hard to know what you’re looking at. I’ll break down who the Emperor is, why this place matters, and how Japanese people see the Emperor today. We’ll take a walk through the Imperial Palace area, which used to be Edo Castle. I’ll share easy stories about samurai life, castle defenses, and things like watchtowers and moats. We’ll also visit some popular Japanese gardens. They’re great for photos, and there’s a small model of the old castle that helps you picture what this place looked like back in the day. I recently launched this tour, so there aren’t many reviews yet—that’s why I’ve kept the price a bit lower. But don’t worry, I’ve got plenty of guiding experience, and I’m sure you’ll enjoy the tour!

Even if you don’t know the name Katsushika Hokusai, you have probably seen his famous masterpiece The Great Wave off Kanagawa. While I am not an art historian, I deeply admire Katsushika Hokusai. I would love to share the Sumida area where he spent much of his life and explore the places connected to his story together. On this tour, you will also learn about the Edo period when Hokusai lived and Japanese sumo culture, Japan’s national sport.

Your guide will show you the best top 3 views over the tokyo tower so that you can have a GREAT photo shoot session, perfect for instagramable moments! You will also get to visit an iconic shrine nearby the tokyo tower and your guide will tell you all about its history and impact upon japanese life and culture. This guided tour will fulfill your particular wishes!

Explore Hama-rikyu, a tranquil 1.5-hour tour through a seaside garden created by Shogun Tokugawa. Discover its rich history as a noble reception space and falconry site, surrounded by the peaceful blend of nature and Tokyo's urban landscape.

I like kimono and wear some for 20+ years. You can rent one, but they're usually made of polyester.I would like you to try the authentic one! We can visit some vintage / second-hand kimono stores either in Asakusa, Akihabara or Nippori. I can advise you what kind of kimono would suite you, and make you wear an actual kimono. Please note that Japanese tend to be alot more tiny than your countries, so kimono might not fit you. After making you wear the kimono, we can stop by Sensoji Temple, or larndmark. Sample Itinerary: 10am Meet at Asakusa station and walk to the store. 10:15 Choose Kimono and obi and other small things you would like to purchase. 10:45 Start making you wear a kimono. Please note this time varies due to the number of your group. Usually 30min per person. 11:15 Walk to Sensoji Temple or wherever you like nearby. 11:30 Tour ends. If you would like a pro photographer, it could be a paid option. Looking forward to meeting you.

Climb Arakurayama Sengen Park's 397 steps to frame Mount Fuji with the pagoda, then capture the "Ladder Town" street at Hikawa Clock Shop leading straight to the peak. In one day: Oshino Hakkai ("Fuji's Jiuzhaigou") and a famous Lawson photo. Iconic Fuji Panorama – Climb 397 steps at Arakurayama Sengen Park. Frame Mount Fuji with the five-story pagoda for a world-famous shot. "Ladder Town" View – Stand at Hikawa Clock Shop. Capture an ordinary street leading straight to Mount Fuji—infinitely close yet just out of reach. Sweet Springs of Fuji – Stroll Oshino Hakkai. Taste crystal-clear spring water from Fuji's snowmelt, a Natural Monument. Seasonal Flowers & Lawson Shot – Visit Oishi Park for lavender (June–July), cosmos (July–Sept), or red kochia (Oct). Then frame Mount Fuji at Lawson in Kawaguchiko for the insta-famous photo.

Discover the unique blend of history and modernity in Tokyo on a guided walking tour that starts at the historic Zojoji Temple. With over 600 years of significance, this temple served as a resting place for Japan's mighty Shoguns, showcasing traditional architecture that contrasts beautifully with the sleek Tokyo Tower in the background. Capture stunning photos with personal support from your guide, who ensures you find the best angles. The tour concludes with a guided visit to the Main Deck of Tokyo Tower, offering breathtaking views of the city—your ticket is included for a hassle-free experience. - Visit the historic Zojoji Temple, a sacred site with over 600 years of history - Enjoy the stunning visual contrast between the temple and Tokyo Tower - Benefit from personal photo support to capture memorable moments - Conclude with a guided ascent to the Main Deck of Tokyo Tower for panoramic views

This small-group walking tour explores everyday life in Shibamata, a neighborhood where Japan’s retro atmosphere continues as part of daily living rather than nostalgia. Instead of treating “retro” as a preserved past, the tour presents it as a lifestyle still practiced today. Walking through temple grounds, local shopping streets, and quiet residential paths, you’ll see how faith, small family-run businesses, and community routines remain closely connected. These places reveal a slower rhythm of life that has largely disappeared from central Tokyo. The route is carefully designed and enjoyed at a relaxed pace. Along the temple approach, there is time for optional light food sampling, such as traditional sweets. The experience concludes at one of Japan’s top-class Japanese gardens, where stillness, balance, and thoughtful use of space express Showa-era aesthetics. This tour focuses on understanding how daily life, belief, and aesthetics continue to shape a living temple town.

The Holy Land of Anime & Manga Culture! Dive Deep into Nakano Broadway! A must-visit for all Japanese entertainment lovers! Why not explore the deep, hidden gems of Nakano that you won’t find in guidebooks? As a former manager of voice actors and anisong singers at a major entertainment agency, I understand your passion! Let’s visit the hotspots where Japan’s "otaku" culture thrives, and finish off with a fun karaoke session together! ✨

Visit Kiyosumi Garden, a compact masterpiece of a garden interspersed with wonderful stonework. The Sky Tree can be seen beyond the beautiful garden with its Japanese-style pond and natural surroundings. Visiting Kiyosumi Garden with a guide 1 hour

Explore the serene beauty of Rikugien Garden, an iconic Edo-period daimyo garden in Tokyo. Created in 1702, this stunning landscape invites you to stroll through its poetic scenery, where every path leads to a new perspective. Learn how the garden reflects the intersection of political power and artistic expression in the culture of the ruling elite. Your journey concludes at the Fukiage Chaya teahouse, where you can savor matcha and traditional sweets while overlooking the tranquil pond. - Discover the historical significance and design of Rikugien Garden - Experience the garden’s seasonal transformations and poetic inspirations - Enjoy a private tour led by an expert guide for deeper insights - Conclude with matcha and sweets at the picturesque teahouse

Located in the heart of Shinjuku’s vibrant Kabukicho district, the Samurai Restaurant offers a unique entertainment experience unlike anywhere else. Built with an investment exceeding 10 billion yen, its luxurious interior immediately transports you into a world of spectacle. With dazzling decorations, immersive lighting, and carefully crafted details, the space feels like a blockbuster movie set. On stage, robots, samurai, and ninja deliver an electrifying show filled with neon lights, thrilling choreography, and breathtaking action. High-speed sword fights, dynamic stunts, and dramatic special effects combine with powerful sound to fully immerse the audience. The scale and intensity make it a must-see highlight of any Tokyo visit. Guests can also explore the stunning interior before or between shows, enjoying the elaborate décor and taking memorable photos. This is a truly multi-sensory experience, creating unforgettable memories for your Tokyo adventure.

Experience one of Tokyo's most entertaining attractions with admission to **Madame Tussauds Tokyo**. Get up close to amazingly realistic wax figures of world-famous celebrities, sports legends, and entertainment icons in interactive settings designed for hands-on fun. Unlike a traditional museum, visitors are encouraged to touch, pose, and take photos with the exhibits, creating unforgettable memories. **Perfect for families, friends, couples, and photography enthusiasts, this attraction offers endless opportunities to capture unique photos with your favorite stars in a fun and immersive environment.**

This autumn, discover the world of Edo-period ukiyo-e through the works of two legendary artists, Utagawa Kunisada and Utagawa Kuniyoshi, in the heart of Tokyo's Kabukicho district. Although both artists studied under Utagawa Toyokuni I, they each developed their own distinctive artistic style and became two of the most celebrated ukiyo-e masters of the late Edo period. Kunisada was famous for his elegant portraits of kabuki actors and beautiful women, while Kuniyoshi captivated audiences with dramatic warrior prints, imaginative storytelling, and his unmistakable sense of humour. This special exhibition showcases far more than shunga (Japanese erotic art). Visitors will also enjoy a carefully curated collection of bijin-ga (beautiful women prints), kabuki actor prints, warrior prints, illustrated books, and woodblock prints ranging from large masterpieces to delicate miniature works. ■ Age Restriction■ Admission is restricted to visitors aged 18 and over. ID may be requested.