Top Tokyo Half-day Tours

My family and I had a great time! It was really cool getting to try so many types of ramen in one outing - really allows you to compare and experience the differences in the various ramen styles/flavors. We also learned a ton! Our guide Brian was so knowledgeable, engaging, and personable - we had a lot of fun chatting and exploring the shibuya area with him. Highly recommend!!

I had a great time on this tour! Be mindful to get to the meeting location early and on time for check in so that the schedule isn’t interfered with. Our tour guides, Levin and Yuta-san were very knowledgeable and social. Always willing to help for a photo opportunity. Mt Fuji is famously known for only being visible 30% of the time so we were very lucky to have had a good weather day. We got up to station 4 on Mt. Fuji. We went to a restaurant with simple Japanese dishes served buffet style (it also had a ninja show which we didn’t partake but a ninja did greet us from the rooftop). And our last stop was a ferry around Lake Ashi. If you didn’t book the bullet train back to Tokyo, there’s still an option to book it with the group or at the station. I enjoy going on tours like these because it allows me to see more in a short amount of time as a solo traveler. Since it was February, it was very cold on the mountain and in the area so I’d suggest to wear layers to keep warm. But they kept the bus very temperate. Hope you book it and the weather lets you see all of Mt. Fuji.

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

Really fun biking experience! We explored spots both well-known and hidden from most tourists. We especially enjoyed the walk to Meiji Shrine, a delicious lunch at The Frontal, and riding through busy city streets that we never would have attempted without Gako’s guidance. The route was very well planned, and Gako was thoughtful on reminding us about safety. He also answered many of our questions about Japanese culture. Highly recommend.

We had an awesome night with Akira on the 'Eat and Drink like a Local in Tokyo' tour last night. We visited restaurants that we wouldn't of found and he stepped us through what we were eating and how to eat it. Each meal was paired with a drink beautifully. He was energetic and informative. It was a really great night, thankyou.

Our family had a great time learning about the history of Japan and enjoying the sights thanks to our guide, James. He was super informative, kind, and gave us plenty of time to explore on our own. We enjoyed his info and guidance on places to visit and try once our tour was over. Our van was warm and clean. We drove around in comfort. Highly recommend James.

Naoki is the best drinking buddy and guide you could ever want in a city like Tokyo. He showed us some great hidden gems and gave us priceless local tips to getting around the bar scene in the city. Not to mention his vast knowledge of food! Easily the best bar hopping tour you can do in Shibuya.

Duke did a wonderful personal tour of Tokyo. He spent so much time asking our interests and then planning the perfect itinerary. Very thoughtful, knowledgeable and friendly. Our driver, was incredible - making difficult traffic look effortless. Highly recommend.