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Enjoy two experiences without having to book separate activities on this small-group Tokyo tour, which includes a walking tour and a meal at a restaurant specializing in Japan's famous Wagyu beef. Exploring on foot lets you see Tokyo's charm up close without the hassle of navigating between must-see sights such as Tokyo Skytree and the Asakusa Shrine. After you've worked up an appetite, savor a variety of Wagyu cuts at an authentic restaurant while your guide handles all the ordering.

Explore the rich history and serene atmosphere of Ikegami Honmonji, the grand temple of Nichiren Buddhism. This 90-120 min walking tour takes you through beautiful gardens and impressive gates, offering a peaceful escape from the bustling city. Try traditional treats at local shops and visit charming stores, immersing yourself in a more authentic side of Tokyo. Perfect for those seeking cultural depth and local flavors, this tour provides an intimate look at the heritage of the area. - Discover the historic Temples and plum garden *Plum blossom season is between Jan. to March. *Plum garden admission fee is included. - Try traditional kuzumochi and rice cracker at local shops - Explore the charming neighborhood with local stores and markets *Visit Dagashiya where is a traditional snack shop and sesame specialty store.(Please take a look at the picture, I recommend Ohagi (mochi)!) - Enjoy a peaceful 90-120 min walking tour away from the crowds *You will need some cash to eat and buy.

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.

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.

Taste the perfect wagyu on a special food tour in Asakusa with a professional guide with full knowledge of all the hidden places in Asakusa, we have 5 food stops with the main chefs to enjoy the experience of eating different dishes of Wagyu meat, indulging in a delicious Wagyu feast to enjoy the quality of melting precious Japanese beef in your mouth. This exclusive experience is an opportunity for foodies around the world to combine cultures and multiple flavors. On this tour you will get to visit one of the strangest streets you will ever visit Orange Street as you will see the street is orange you will get to visit Nakamise shopping street to get some souvenirs for your lovers

With this guided walking tour, you can learn about different subcultures in Tokyo, and also enjoy the perk of having dinner and one drink—such as sake or beer—included too. Along the way, get insider tips on the best local spots to visit in Nakano, explore a local standing bar, and discover places linked to anime and manga culture too.

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.

Touch,Eat,Feel and Experience “The Kawaii Culture “ in the capital Harajuku. Our professional guides will take you from the Main Streets to the back streets, And help you capturing instagramable moments,reaching out to the deeper knowledge of history and modern culture as local. Of course,unforgettable unique foods and tips for your shopping are also included. ・A 3-hour walking tour of Harajuku & Omotesando with a local guide ・Includes a colorful, Instagram-worthy rainbow cotton candy experience, a visit to an animal café, and a popular pancake lunch ・Perfect for students, couples, and families who want to enjoy Japan’s colorful and cute culture ・Visit both famous landmarks and hidden gems in Ura-Harajuku, including unique galleries and specialty shops ・Plenty of Instagrammable photo spots—your guide will help you capture the best shots ・Learn about the history and evolution of Harajuku fashion and street culture

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.

Explore Tokyo in a warm, slow, and personal way—guided like you’re with a local friend. I’m Hitomy, a former international cabin crew with years of experience in the US and Hong Kong. I guide with calm energy and , hospitality —so you can feel at ease from the first moment. After booking, I will message you to create your perfect day: Your pace • Your interests • Your style A day truly designed around YOU. What you will experience • Discover Tokyo without confusion or stress • Visit both famous sites and hidden neighborhoods • Walk, talk, take photos, and enjoy local culture • Move slowly, pause anytime, sit at a café when you want • Feel welcomed, understood, and safe as a woman traveler or family Possible areas • Shibuya – modern energy & city views • Asakusa – temples, history, snacks • Ginza – elegance, food culture, gardens • Tokyo Tower area – night charm, parks, temples • Yanaka – old-town cafés & small shops • Kiyosumi Shirakawa – gardens & coffee culture

★Well-balanced local tour Shrine Visiting, Local Foods & Shopping in Ningyocho! Step into the heart of old Tokyo with this delightful local tour. Learn the proper manners of visiting a Shinto shrine and visit two of Tokyo’s most famous shrines to experience Japan’s spiritual traditions. Then, wander through the charming streets of Ningyocho, shop for elegant Japanese crafts and tableware, and taste some of the area’s beloved local foods and sweets. A perfect mix of culture, taste, and tradition — all in one unforgettable tour!

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.

Enjoy the noise of this historic area (Asakusa). Wear a traditional kimono Which becomes part of the scene as you explore the magnificent Temple of Sensoji. Delight your taste with authentic Japanese flavors, taste fresh sushi, crispy tempura, and delicious Asakusa Street food. Learn the art of preparing and enjoying matcha. Finally, walk down the vibrant Nakamise Shopping Street, where you can find many gifts so you don't forget the memory of Asakusa's adventure.

Visit a sumo training center in Tokyo to observe the morning practice. Spend approximately two hours watching the sumo wrestlers train and observe the rules and regulations of sumo. It’s a rare chance for visitors to glimpse this exclusive world, and a fascinating window into a Japanese tradition.