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Explore Nikko on this full-day private tour from Tokyo. Visit Toshugu Shrine to see Buddhism and Shinto together, cross Shinkyo Bridge, one of Japan's finest, and admire Kegon Falls. Enjoy a drive along Japan Romantic Road and a Nikko-style lunch. Travel comfortably in a private, air-conditioned car with Wi-Fi and hotel pickup included.

Revel in Japanese aesthetics at the historical and traditional Japanese gardens. Check out dry and artistic landscape gardens at the Imperial Palace, Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, Meiji Jingu Shrine, Koishikawa Korakuen Garden, Hama Rikyu Gardens, Yoyogi Park, and more. Choose the gardens you'd like to see and other famous Tokyo sites.

Make the most of your time in between flights by using your layover in Tokyo to go sightseeing. Enjoy hassle-free pickup and drop-off at Haneda Airport and store your luggage in the vehicle. Customize the private tour to your interests so you only visit the places you're interested in seeing.

Visit the legendary Daikoku Parking Area, Japan’s most famous car meet location Experience Tokyo’s JDM car culture with local car enthusiasts Enjoy a Tokyo night highway drive in real Japanese sports cars See a wide variety of tuned JDM cars and unique builds Optional upgrade available to ride in iconic cars such as the Nissan GT-R

This full-day tour from Tokyo showcases the best of the Mt. Fuji and Hakone regions in one unforgettable experience. Explore Hakone, a scenic resort area known for its natural beauty and geothermal activity. After arriving the Mt. Fuji area, visit the peaceful Hakone Shrine, enjoy a relaxing cruise on Lake Ashi, and take the Hakone Ropeway for spectacular views of the surrounding landscape and, on clear days, Mt. Fuji. The ropeway leads to Owakudani, an active volcanic valley famous for its steaming vents and rugged terrain. The tour concludes at Oshino Hakkai, a traditional village featuring eight crystal-clear ponds fed by Mt. Fuji's snowmelt. Please note that this group tour requires a minimum of 6 participants. If the minimum number is not met as the tour date approaches, we may be unable to operate the tour. Should this occur, we will inform you as early as possible. Thank you for your understanding.

Take a deeper dive into the rich history of Tokyo Imperial Palace on a walking tour with a local resident. Rather than relying on brief information panels alone, immerse yourself in the historic and cultural mysteries of the Imperial Palace East Gardens and see how this landmark contributed to the foundations of Japan.

Enjoy better vacation photos by touring Tokyo with a professional photographer guide. With a small, intimate group, you’ll visit some of Tokyo’s most photogenic backdrops, including the busy Shibuya Crossing and neon-lit Shinjuku. Pose for photos, which will then be edited after and sent to you. This is an ideal activity for solo travelers or couples who want great vacation pictures featuring themselves.

・Sacred Ring : Step into the spiritual home of Ryogoku. ・Live Demonstration : Witness raw power. Hear thunderous body collisions and learn the deep meanings behind salt-tossing rituals and the shiko leg stomps that ward off evil spirits. ・The Challenge : Step onto the clay dohyo! Try traditional footwork or brave a padded suit to wrestle a giant. It is a safe, hilarious way to feel their immense strength firsthand. ・Photo Session : Capture the perfect memory. Stand side-by-side with the wrestlers to appreciate their massive scale and immortalize this unique encounter before heading to lunch. ・Chanko Nabe Lunch (60m): Savor the "soul food" that builds Sumo bodies. Enjoy a protein-rich hotpot with fresh ingredients. Vegan and allergy-friendly options ensure everyone eats without worry. However, any dietary requests must be submitted at least 48 hours before the start time. [Note] Includes the sumo show, costume experience, and a full Chanko Nabe lunch set.

Check out one of Japan's most beloved destinations, Mt. Fuji, on this convenient day tour from Tokyo. Choose from multiple vehicle sizes to fit your group's needs. Visit several places in the Fuji area from where you can get beautiful views of the mountain (weather permitting), including Lake Kawaguchi and more. The current weather conditions at Mount Fuji and its surrounding areas may impact bookings, potentially leading to cancellations or amendments. For safety reasons and to ensure an enjoyable and memorable day tour, it is essential to have favorable weather conditions. We recommend monitoring the weather forecast closely and prioritizing safety to make the most of your visit. Mt.Fuji clear visibility is around 70 to 80 days per year. mt Fuji can hide itself behind clouds even on sunny days.

Travelers interested in plants and flowers will enjoy this small-group bonsai-making workshop at Tokyo’s Bonsai Museum. You’ll learn all about this ancient craft from an expert bonsai artist. You’ll receive personalized attention and assistance as student numbers will be capped at six.

Enjoy a retreat from city life in Tokyo on this tour of Mt. Fuji and Lake Kawaguchi. In addition to taking in incredible views from the lake and Oishi Park, you can see beautiful blossoms during the Fuji Shibazakura Festival. Visit when the shibazakura plants are in bloom–your viewpoint allows you to capture stunning photos of the flowers and Mt. Fuji together.

Reach parts of Tokyo that you can't get to by public transport and cover more ground than on foot. This easy guided half-day e-bike tour around central Tokyo takes you through the trendiest and most historic neighborhoods, where you learn about the transformation of "Edo" (the city's old name) to the modern metropolis of today.

Swap overcrowded group tours for the intimate alternative of a food tour just for your personal group. Led by a private guide, you can discover another side of Ginza, beyond the lavish storefronts. As you walk between sites, discover the hidden haunts where locals love to eat, and best of all, enjoy tastings along the way.

Learn about the history and highlights of Tokyo's Tsukiji fish market, without putting in any research, thanks to this hassle-free guided walking tour. Instead of stopping to pay, you can benefit from the perk of having street food tastings and a seafood lunch included. Along the way, enjoy the perk of having a guide to translate for you and provide fun insights that you’d miss out on if exploring alone.

Experience traditional Japanese culture by walking through Tokyo in a beautiful kimono. Choose from a variety of traditional and modern kimonos for your rental, and the staff will help dress you in your outfit of choice, which also includes sandals and socks. Secure your rental in advance, take beautiful photos, and if you want to linger in your clothes, a next-day return is available for an additional fee.

Tokyo is known for its incredible street food, and with this tour, you can try seven different types. A perfect way to avoid language barriers—a guide translates for you and makes recommendations that many visitors usually miss out on. Also, as it’s a private tour, you can ask plenty of questions along the way.

Explore the highlights of the Mount Fuji area without the need for research or trip planning, thanks to this efficient day tour. Depart from a convenient meeting point in Tokyo, then sit back and enjoy the scenery while the driving is taken care of. The itinerary includes lots of interesting stops, such as Mount Fuji Fifth Station, Gotemba Premium Outlets, the Owakudani Ropeway, and a cruise on the Hakone Pirate Ship.

Beat the crowds at Tokyo’s top sights with this early morning tour. Enjoy the flexibility to choose between a small-group or private option, then follow a carefully planned route with your guide. The itinerary covers key areas including Asakusa, Tsukiji Fish Market, Meiji Jingu Shrine, and Shibuya Crossing, offering a calmer way to experience some of the city’s most famous landmarks.

Despite the volume of tourists Japan receives each year, few get to explore like a true local. This private nightlife tour lets you discover hidden izakayas and bars of Shinjuku off the beaten track. Led by a Japanese local guide, you’ll visit tucked-away alleyways and try Japanese drinks and snacks in authentic venues with confidence and experience the real Tokyo.

Akihabara is Tokyo’s vibrant anime, gaming, and electronics district. This private walking tour offers an insider’s glimpse into arcades, pop culture hubs, and a peaceful local shrine that contrasts the energetic streets. Exploring on foot lets you stop for photos and discover details that make this neighborhood unique, with the flexibility to explore at your own pace.

Swap overcrowded group tours for the intimate alternative of a private Tokyo tour that’s exclusively for your personal group. Enjoy the flexibility to customize the tour if you have any special requests—or let the guide create an exciting itinerary for you. Visit key landmarks and hidden gems, practice your Japanese, and discover local spots most tourists miss.

Demystify Japanese customs and learn where the locals like to eat and drink in Ueno with this small-group, half-day, guided food and culture tour, with your choice of morning, afternoon, or evening departures. There’s no need to worry about language barriers as a guide translates everything for you, and along the way, you can check off different Japanese “izakayas”, while enjoying food and drink specialties.

Tokyo can be overwhelming to navigate on your own if you're new to the city. This private walking tour is a great way to get your bearings in the city and cover many of its major highlights in a day. Explore at your own pace with a private guide and tailor the itinerary to your interests. As a bonus, you'll also learn how to use public transportation in the city.

Sake is a Japanese alcoholic drink that’s also known as rice wine. It can be tricky as an outsider to know which type of sake to order, so eliminate language barriers, and boost your sake knowledge by having a tasting session with a sake sommelier in Tokyo. Try 6–7 types of sake with detailed explanations of the best way to drink them, and the best foods to go with them.