Top Tokyo Coffee & Tea Tours

Join me, a 27-year-old sushi chef in Tokyo, for a guided walk through Tsukiji Market! I host this tour only on Mondays and Thursdays, my days off from the sushi restaurant, as a personal passion. We’ll explore lively streets filled with vendors selling fresh seafood, produce, and traditional Japanese foods. As someone who visits these markets daily for my restaurant, I’ll share insider stories and show how sushi chefs pick the best fish and ingredients. We’ll also discover hidden local gems most tourists miss, including shops for kitchen knives, dashi ingredients, and Japanese teas. Additionally, we will visit nearby temples and shrines. I will share their history and teach you proper manners for visiting and paying respects (o-mairi). Along the way, we'll discuss the history of Tsukiji, Japan’s fish culture, and the art of Edomae-style sushi. This experience offers a deeper appreciation for Tokyo’s culinary and spiritual traditions.

Asakusa is one of the oldest and most historical town in Tokyo. There're lots of things to see of Japanese old culture. Our Asakusa expert guide will take you all around Asakusa area and share things that you will never known. There's lots of food in Asakusa area so guides will also eat traditional Japanese street food and sweets. In this tour, guests will take premium Matcha experience class. It's traditional yet casual so any guests will feel free to enjoy and learn how to make Japanese Matcha in the class. Not only historical places, our guide will also take you some hidden gems in Asakusa that are not guide books. So guests will have so much fun of cultural walking, Matcha makeing, food and pop culture in Asakusa!

Witness the majesty of Mt. Fuji on this enriching day tour that combines breathtaking scenery with cultural experiences. Begin your journey from Tokyo and Capture the iconic shot of Mt. Fuji with Lawson in the same frame, and watch your social media light up instantly. Engage in a hands-on matcha-making experience at Lake Kawaguchi, savoring the flavors of freshly whisked green tea. Ascend the Kawaguchiko Panoramic Kachikachi Ropeway for sweeping views of the iconic mountain and Lake Kawaguchi, before visiting the serene Oshino Hakkai ponds, known for their crystal-clear waters and stunning reflections of Mt. Fuji.A must-do for families, friends, and explorers—this tour blends culture, nature, and unforgettable Mt. Fuji moments you won’t find anywhere else.

Tsukiji Outer Market is a dense, busy stretch of stalls, where knowing which vendors to visit—and what to order—makes a significant difference to the experience. This small-group tour navigates the market with a guide who covers the context behind what's on offer, with tastings of sushi, oysters, and other seafood included along the way.

Are you ready to go beyond the "standard" matcha latte? Join me for an immersive Matcha Crawl through the historic streets of Asakusa, where tradition meets modern wellness. As a local matcha brand owner, I’ll take you past the tourist traps and straight to the hidden gems that only true tea lovers know.

Explore the exquisite blend of Japan's traditional Geisha culture and the vibrant nightlife of Ginza on this exclusive tour. Enjoy access to hidden bar not typically open to newcomers, where you'll witness captivating Geisha featuring traditional music. Savor a selection of drinks, including sake and matcha-inspired cocktails, in luxurious atmospheres that reflect Japan's renowned hospitality. A knowledgeable English-speaking guide ensures a seamless experience as you immerse yourself in this elegant evening of cultural richness. - Discover hidden bar exclusive to this tour - Engage with professional Geisha during performances(Not all the time) - Enjoy drinking enhancing the experience - English-speaking guide available for assistance throughout the night

"Discover the sweet side of Tokyo on this guided Ginza Sweets Walking Tour. Taste three classic Japanese desserts — Anpan at Kimuraya, a rich Matcha Parfait at Nakamura Tokichi, and traditional Anmitsu in a retro café. Along the way, enjoy photo stops at Kabukiza Theater and visit a Konpeito candy shop for a colorful souvenir. A perfect blend of Tokyo elegance and Japanese tradition."

Experience two iconic sides of Japanese culture—geisha and sake—on this two-in-one experience. Visit a traditional tatami room to learn about sake’s history and flavors, then enjoy the rare chance to share drinks and play traditional games with a geisha. It’s a fun, authentic, and time-saving way to explore Japan’s signature drink as well as experience geisha traditions.

This walking tour offers a deep dive into Tokyo's sophisticated coffee culture. You'll visit handpicked coffee shops that typical travelers rarely discover, ranging from modern coffee stands to traditional Japanese kissaten cafés. Each stop offers a unique taste of Tokyo's charm. Participants receive one complimentary drink per café, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in Japan's distinctive coffee scene. Your guide, a professional barista with international experience and a direct-trade coffee buyer, provides expert insights into coffee brewing, bean selection, and global coffee origins. Combining extensive expertise, your guide customizes recommendations to each guest's tastes, ensuring a personalized experience.

Discover exciting Akihabara, Tokyo's self-confessed geek town, with an expert pop culture guide. Then have one drink at the Maid Cafe. Explore the world's preeminent electric town with a specialized guide. See for yourself the rarest collectibles and items in anime, games, and manga. Try out the newest and best gadgets on the market. Have the tea break of a lifetime at a famous Akihabara maid caffe.

Indulge your inner foodie on this half-day guided excursion in Tokyo’s historic Yanaka district. Escape Tokyo’s big city bustle and explore this charming old section that’s survived fires, earthquakes, and the bombings of World War II. Sample delicious street food—it’s included in the tour price—and enjoy a Teishoku lunch featuring specialties from Kyushu Island.

This is not just a typical sightseeing tour, but a social nightlife experience designed to help you connect with others while enjoying Tokyo. You will visit both modern and traditional areas, starting from the lively Shibuya Yokocho in MIYASHITA PARK and then moving to the nostalgic Nonbei Yokocho, giving you a unique contrast of Japanese nightlife culture. What makes this experience special is the focus on interaction. Rather than simply walking and listening, you will actively enjoy drinks together, share stories, and naturally build connections with other travelers and the local guide. Even if you join alone, the atmosphere is designed to be welcoming and inclusive, making it easy to feel comfortable and become part of the group. This experience is perfect for those who want more than just sightseeing — it offers a chance to experience real Tokyo nightlife, meet new people, and create memorable moments in a relaxed and friendly environment.

Refine your cooking skills and enrich your knowledge of Japanese cuisine during a kaiseki ryouri (haute cuisine) cookery class in Tokyo. In a small group, limited to a maximum of eight people, prepare up to eight different dishes featuring Wagyu beef, Japanese vegetables, and traditional seasonings. Then, sit down to feast on the fruits of your labors, accompanied by sake and green tea.

Please note that this tour does not use a private vehicle and uses public transport. This tour involves several hours of walking in the outdoors You will have the opportunity to see Sumo Wrestlers train, try the freshest and best Sushi and street food in Tokyo, walk through a traditional Japanese garden and visit a tea house, walk around an historic Buddhist temple complex and park, and finally pay a visit to one of Tokyo’s most famous observation decks – Tokyo Tower. The tour will provide guests with a well balanced itinerary including a Sumo Beya, food and drink, gardens and parks, shrines and temples, and iconic architecture. Note - The Sumo Beya schedule is subject to change, sometimes the Sumo will not be training and you not be able to see Sumo. Training is also closed during certain weeks throughout the year when the Grand Sumo Tournaments are being held during the months of January, May and September.

Get a crash course in Japanese cuisine during this culinary walking tour of Tokyo. Included tastings and beverages help you learn about the different regional foods of Japan, how they are made, and why Japanese food is popular all over the world.

Go off the beaten track in one of Tokyo's most-trafficked areas on a nighttime food tour of Shibuya. In a small group, follow your guide to some hidden dining venues, missed by most visitors, where you can try traditional Japanese foods you may never have eaten before. Enjoy generous portions at each stop, see where locals really eat, and leave with a better understanding of Japanese food culture.

Experience Hitachi Seaside Park’s amazing Kochia plants on this guided excursion. After a train trip from Tokyo, head to this massive flower garden on the Pacific Ocean for the limited Kochia Carnival and marvel at the thousands of brilliant red plants. Learn about the plants from an informative local guide, stop by Ami Premium Outlets, and go pear hunting at a fruit farm before returning to Tokyo.

Master the basic techniques of one of Japan’s most famous dishes during this hands-on sushi-making class in Tokyo. In a small group, you can learn how to prepare different types of sushi, such as California rolls, “nigiri” sushi, and “tekka” rolls using a variety of different ingredients. Then, best of all, reward your efforts by feasting on your sushi creations at the end.

Combine the cultural delights and delectable bites of Tokyo on this food-focused evening walking tour. Delve into the culinary scene of the city by visiting several bars and restaurants popular with locals. Sample traditional snacks, from grilled skewers to sake, with your local guide on hand to translate menus and interpret. Deepen your knowledge of Japanese cuisine and enjoy a fun evening out in Tokyo.

Savor authentic Tokyo food on this "izakaya" tour of Sangenjaya, a vibrant neighborhood that’s away from the city tourist trail. You’ll tour the Japanese pubs, known as izakaya, where after-work drinkers and friends go to socialize over local snacks and beer. Giving you an insight into Tokyo culture, the experience is perfect for those looking for a taste of local life with delicious and traditional Japanese food and drinks.

Get a taste of Japanese food and culture during this walking tour of Tokyo’s Shibuya district. Escape the tourist hordes as you eat like a Japanese local, sampling traditional bites at off-the-beaten-path eateries and hangouts that you’d likely miss otherwise. You can also toast your adventure, and new friends, with one included drink too.

Discover Tokyo's must-see landmarks on the deluxe coach tour including a Matcha experience, admission to Skytree, and a Tokyo Bay ferry(sometimes no cruise). Stroll the natural scenery at Meiji Shrine and drive past Akihabara, Ueno and other major attractions en route to the Imperial Palace. Then explore Asakusa with historical temples, shopping, matcha tea and Japanese Izakaya Lunch! In the afternoon, enjoy a 360° panoramic view from Tokyo Sky Tree and relaxing at Tokyo Bay Cruise. Return to Shinjuku while enjoy the view of the Tokyo city. ・Discover Tokyo's the most iconic landmarks on the coach tour efficiently ・Try Authentic Matcha experience & IZAKAYA Lunch at Historical place, Asakusa ・Benefit from skip-the-line admission to skytree which is the tallest broadcasting tower in the world ・Get a light breeze of Tokyo Bay Ferry (sometimes no cruise) ・A Professional English-speaking guide attend this tour ・Also, multilingual audio guidance is available in EN, FR, IT, ES, DE, PT, UK

Experience Tokyo's nightlife and club scene on this multi-venue pub crawl, and visit locations you'd miss if venturing out alone. With discounted drinks, a welcome shot at each bar, plus free entry, it's a great way to hit the town without breaking the bank. Plus, it's a great way to meet like minded travelers without resorting to the usual tourist haunts.