Top Tokyo Dinner Cruises

Private 2 hour walking tour to help us get find our way around Tokyo as we couldn’t check into hotel until 3pm. Great start to holiday. Our guide was fab, met us at our hotel, took us on the underground & took us around Shibuya, Shinjuku & Government building observation deck. Gave us useful information & was fun & engaging. Really helped us make the most of our time.

Our driver contacted us a day in advance, and we set a meeting time. The driver was on time, picking us up promptly from Mishima Station, and we headed toward Mount Fuji. That day was perfect—Mount Fuji was completely visible without clouds. We visited the Chureito Pagoda 5-Storied Shrine (🌸), where our guide told us about the breathtaking view. We spent about 1.5 hours there, climbing 400 steps to witness an indescribable panorama: cherry blossoms (🌸) with snow-capped Mount Fuji—truly worth 5 stars! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Afterward, we stopped by Honcho Street, which also offered a great Mount Fuji view, where we took some photos. Our guide, Rana, then took us to Oshino Hakkai Village (🏡)—a stunning traditional village with old houses (🏠), water ponds (🐟), and a gorgeous Mount Fuji backdrop. Rana even clicked some amazing photos for us! Next, we headed toward Hakone, where we visited Lake Ashi. We bought a cable car ticket—despite the crowd, the cable car experience was fantastic! We reached Owakudani Valley, 1044 meters high, but the wind was strong, so we didn’t stay long as it was getting late. Still, the views were amazing. Rana picked us up and drove us back to our hotel in Hakone—such a lovely place. Overall, this tour is worth 10 stars! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ It’s highly recommended, and Rana’s service was exceptional. Thank you!

Fantastic experience and definitely the highlight of our trip. Kids (15F , 13M) were intensely involved for the whole trip. Loved that our guide (Yoki) had gone to the effort of writing a short little backstory on each of the competitors. She also spent 10 mins or so at the becoming explaining the heritage and rules of sumo; and is then on hand if you have any questions as you watch the fights. I brought binoculars as knew we would be at the back of the stadium but we didn’t need them. You could see absolutely fine. Few food places inside (inc beer) but they stop serving at 5pm so make sure you’ve eaten by then. Thought the travel back to the hotel was going to be a nightmare but while there was definitely a huge crowd everything worked like clockwork and we go straight on a train. If you’re lucky enough to be in town when a tournament is on don’t hesitate to book