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Enjoy an unforgettable day in Yamanashi combining limited‑seat rail travel, regional cuisine, and hands‑on food experiences. Ride the elegant Fuji View Express, a special sweets train with panoramic views near Mt. Fuji, savor a local hoto lunch, and enjoy 2 uniquely Japanese activities: packing as many traditional sweets as you can and picking sweet Shine Muscat grapes straight from the vineyard. With reserved seating, expert planning, and only 26 guests per day, this tour offers a relaxed yet exclusive way to experience Yamanashi’s flavors and scenery. Operated by Club Tourism, a leading Japanese travel company with over 70 years of experience, this high-quality tour offers a safe and reliable travel experience in Japan. Accompanied by a tour leader known for excellent hospitality, it has received high praise from travelers of many nationalities. The tour is conducted in Japanese, but many non-Japanese speakers join comfortably, making it suitable even for first-time visitors.

Join a full-day guided tour from Tokyo that travels to Mt Fuji, then continues to nearby Lake Ashi and the Mt Komagatake Ropeway. Enjoy the ease of comfortable transportation and a knowledgeable guide, who will accompany you to the revered Mt Fuji's 5th Station. Take a short boat cruise on Lake Ashi and climb by aerial tram to the top of Mt Komagatake for views of Mt Fuji. Return to Tokyo by bullet train in the evening after taking in some of Japan’s iconic highlights.

What comes to mind when you think of “Ginza”? Luxury brand shops? High‑end restaurants? Those are certainly part of its charm, but Ginza also has a fascinating side hidden in its backstreets. This is a two‑hour walking tour that takes you through six of Ginza’s back alleys. These narrow lanes are home to hidden shrines and long‑loved local shops. You will explore Ginza’s glamorous “front” streets and then step into its maze‑like backstreets to experience a completely different side of the district. *This tour involves about two hours of continuous walking, so it may not be suitable for guests who are not confident in their physical strength. Please wear comfortable walking shoes, and in summer, bring drinking water. Cooling towels will be provided. *Kabuki viewing is not included in the tour.

Get an inside look into Japan’s ancient, traditional national sport: sumo wrestling. Travelers can find it hard to gain access to the wrestlers’ stables without local help. On this morning training tour you’ll see the athletes practicing, close up. Enjoy this exclusive insight into Japanese culture and history through this fascinating sport.

A rare Shibuya walking tour paired with an authentic maid café visit, guided by a local host. Discover Shibuya’s highlights and experience Japan’s kawaii culture on this fun walking tour! From the famous Scramble Crossing to a real maid café and a city view at Hikarie, this experience is the perfect mix of culture, food, and excitement.

Explore Kawagoe with a Local University Student from Japan’s Top Schools Wander through the charming streets of Kawagoe, also known as Coedo (“Little Edo”), a town filled with Edo-period architecture, retro shops, and a timeless atmosphere. This relaxed walking tour is led by a local university student from one of Japan’s top-tier universities, offering a fresh, youthful, and down-to-earth perspective—no long lectures, just a smooth-paced and friendly experience. Along the way, your guide will also act as your personal photographer, capturing professional-quality photos of you and your group at the most scenic spots—perfect for couples, friends, or solo travelers who want to stay in the moment. To top it off, enjoy Kawagoe’s signature dish—Unagi (grilled eel)—a rich local favorite with deep cultural roots. Whether you're here for the culture, the food, or the photos, this tour is a fun and casual way to experience a slice of traditional Japan.

This is off the beaten path tour in Tokyo. You can enjoy non touristic spots. It is mainly for locals. This means you can see real life of Tokyo people. You can buy local products, taste street foods and local Japanese garden. It is quite time efficient tour using train all the way.

See Tokyo the way a local friend would show you — at your own pace, with no stress about language, trains, or getting lost. I'm Hitomy, your private guide and a former international cabin crew member (Japan & Hong Kong). I speak fluent English and make first-time visitors feel at ease — solo travelers, couples, and families all welcome. This is a fully private 5-hour tour for your group only. After booking, I'll message you to plan a route around your interests — temples, gardens, hidden neighborhoods, cafés, or city views — at a flexible pace with breaks anytime. A popular route: begin at peaceful Meiji Shrine, stroll through stylish Aoyama for a relaxed tea break, then continue to the Imperial Palace and its gardens. Areas we can explore: Meiji Shrine, Harajuku, Aoyama, the Imperial Palace, Shibuya, Asakusa, and Ginza — from historic shrines and gardens to modern city views. A warm, safe, welcoming day — ideal for first-time visitors and solo women travelers.

Discover Tokyo’s spiritual and cultural heritage on this small-group guided tour. Visit temples and shrines, such as Tomioka Hachiman Shrine and Fukagawa Fudo-do, where your guide helps translate and explain local customs—allowing you to take part in special rituals such as a fire ceremony for Buddhist blessings. At the end of the tour, instead of searching for a place to eat, the experience ends with a traditional soba noodle dinner.

Tokyo is one of the world’s most fascinating cities, but the sheer density of attractions per square mile can make it overwhelming to navigate. Ideal for first-time visitors (or anyone looking for a deeper introduction to the Japanese capital), this private tour includes a hand-picked mix of off-the-beaten-track attractions, from fresh catches at Tsukiji Fish Market to shops along Nakamise Street and Gorilla Road.