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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.

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.

See Shinjuku the fun way, driving a go-cart in costume. Turning the heads of passers-by as you zoom along Tokyo streets, you’ll also orient yourself around must-see sites such as the Shibuya Crossing and the fashionable Harajuku enclave. Just bring a valid driving licence; international, Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA), and Japanese licenses are all accepted.

Save tired legs and swap Tokyo sightseeing for a scenic small-group boat trip through Tokyo Bay. A great way to see Tokyo landmarks from afar—the route showcases Rainbow Bridge, Odaiba’s futuristic skyline, and plenty of great photo opportunities of the city skyline. Also, to make sure you don’t miss any city highlights, a guide accompanies you on the trip.

Car enthusiasts won’t want to miss this fun evening out to the famous Daikoku car meet. Ride there in a luxury yet family-friendly vehicle with English commentary and be amazed by the Tokyo skyline views along the way. At the meet, get the chance to check out many rare Japanese cars and supercars, which you might not see anywhere else.

Discover the true spirit of Asakusa. While most visitors just wander the crowded streets, our guided walk takes you deeper into Tokyo's oldest neighborhood to uncover the authentic side of Japan. Highlights of Your Walk: - Master Temple Etiquette: Learn the respectful way to approach the incense burner, use the purification fountain, and make simple prayers at Senso-ji Temple. - Uncover Hidden Details: Stroll through lively streets and historic lanes to spot Edo-era secrets and architectural details that most tourists completely miss. - Curated Local Tips: Get insider recommendations from your guide for seasonal festivals, the best street snacks, and authentic souvenir streets loved by locals. Perfect For: First-time visitors and culture lovers seeking a deeper, more meaningful experience in Tokyo.

Shinjuku is vast and can be difficult to navigate without local knowledge. However, this small-group walking tour saves hours of research and planning time as a guide leads the way. Explore places on foot that bus tours can’t reach, including hidden alleyways and neon-lit nightlife spots. As you pass by notable areas, such as Golden Gai, and Omoide Yokocho, it’s a great way to pick up tips for the rest of your trip.

Discover Tokyo in a more hands-on way than many other experiences–and cover far more ground than on foot–on this small-group go-karting tour that includes photos and videos of your experience. Take in city landmarks like Tokyo Skytree, Imperial Palace, and the Toyosu Fish Market. Learn about Japanese history, culture, and architecture as you drive and hear plenty of insights and recommendations from your guide along the way.

Raise your glass and get a taste for Shinjuku's exciting nightlife on this lively bar-hopping crawl. Join a local guide and fellow partygoers as you hop between buzzy pubs and hidden bars you'd struggle to find alone. Enjoy a delicious dinner, drinks throughout the evening, and a sake to finish. Perfect for food and culture lovers, you’ll hear insights from your knowledgeable guide and the chance to ask plenty of questions.

For food lovers in Tokyo, Tsukiji Fish Market is a must-visit attraction, but navigating the hundreds of stalls alone can feel challenging. This food-focused walking tour helps you overcome the language barrier and sample a range of Japanese snacks, from sushi and skewers to sweets, for a deeper insight into local cuisine than you’d get on your own. Note that food purchases are not included in the tour fee.

Learn the ins and outs of one of Japan’s most delectable spirits—Japanese whisky—during this small-group tasting experience. Join a private guide to drink like a true Tokyo resident at a locally-run bar, where you’ll get an insider’s run-down of Japan’s most esteemed labels. Enjoy samples that are usually costly and difficult to find, including award-winning bottles of aged whisky, in this under-the-radar watering hole.

Enjoy a full-day private tour to Mt. Fuji and Gotemba Outlet with your own guide and driver, for a stress-free and personalized experience. Forget the rush of a huge tour group as you check off top attractions, such as the Arakurayama Sengen Shrine, the Chureito Pagoda, and Aokigahara Forest, home to hidden lava caves. You'll also have free time to explore the Gotemba Outlet, where you can pick up some fabulous souvenirs.

Explore Nagasaki City and the Shimabara Peninsula at your own pace–and take the guesswork out of sightseeing–on this private, full-day tour led by your driver-guide with lunch and drinks included. Whether you discover highlights like Shimabara Castle and the Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum or go off the beaten track to explore places that most visitors overlook, this tour can be fully customized to your passions and hobbies.

Avoid the disappointment of out-of-focus or badly composed vacation photos by having a private shoot with a professional photographer. Over the course of 1–2 hours, wander through the streets between Shinjuku and Kabukicho, looking for great backdrops for edgy, artistic photos. Modeling experience isn’t required and the photographer will make you feel like the star of the show. Receive photos you’ll be proud to share with your friends and followers.

This private tour offers a hassle-free way to explore Mount Fuji and Hakone with a dedicated driver and hotel pickup. Enjoy scenic stops like Mount Fuji 5th Station, Oishi Park, Lake Kawaguchiko, and Chureito Pagoda, with a customizable route tailored to your preferences.

Please note that this tour does not use a private vehicle and uses public transport. This tour involves several hours of walking in the outdoors You will have the opportunity to see Sumo Wrestlers train, try the freshest and best Sushi and street food in Tokyo, walk through a traditional Japanese garden and visit a tea house, walk around an historic Buddhist temple complex and park, and finally pay a visit to one of Tokyo’s most famous observation decks – Tokyo Tower. The tour will provide guests with a well balanced itinerary including a Sumo Beya, food and drink, gardens and parks, shrines and temples, and iconic architecture. Note - The Sumo Beya schedule is subject to change, sometimes the Sumo will not be training and you not be able to see Sumo. Training is also closed during certain weeks throughout the year when the Grand Sumo Tournaments are being held during the months of January, May and September.

Skip the fixed itineraries of most group tours and see Tokyo’s top attractions your own way on a private customized tour. Either follow a basic itinerary suggested by your guide or create your own schedule from scratch, visiting locations of your choice, such as the Tsukiji Fish Market, Meiji Shrine, and Asakusa Temple.

Step back into the Tokyo of another era in Yanesen, the historic trio of the Yanaka, Nezu, and Sendagi neighborhoods. Among temples, shrines, and winding backstreets, you’ll discover a neighborhood where daily life still hums to an older rhythm. This full-day walk blends history and flavor: from handmade onigiri and fresh unagi to nostalgic sweets, retro kissaten coffee, and sake. Along the way, you’ll slip into century-old shops, sip drinks in a converted bathhouse, and meet the craftspeople keeping Tokyo’s culinary traditions alive.

Tour the scenic area around Tokyo’s island neighborhood of Odaiba by bike, stopping to explore the world-famous Tsukiji Market on foot, during this small-group, 6-hour cycle trip. Spend your day discovering this fascinating district, home Tokyo’s biggest fish market in addition to the well-known Odaiba Marine Park, the scenic Rainbow Bridge and DiverCity Tokyo Plaza. Finish your excursion with a relaxing cruise on Tokyo Bay. This small-group bike tour, limited to just 10 participants, also includes a helmet, a guide, beverages and a cruise ticket. Please note: the Tsukiji Market will be moving to a new location early next year. Participants during this time may be visiting the Toyosu Fish Market instead.

Discover the unforgettable nightlife of Shibuya on a private izakaya tour with a local guide. Tokyo at night can be hard to navigate, with some of the best bars hidden in backstreets or tucked behind signs written only in Japanese. On this private evening tour, your local guide will take you beyond the obvious spots to discover three hidden izakaya loved by locals. Along the way, you’ll enjoy carefully selected food and drinks included in the tour while learning about Japanese nightlife, local customs, and the unique culture of going out in Shibuya. Perfect for travelers who want more than a typical night out, this experience offers a relaxed and authentic way to enjoy Tokyo like a local. ・Visit three hidden izakaya spots loved by locals ・Enjoy selected food and drinks included in the tour ・Experience Shibuya nightlife on a relaxed private tour ・Learn about Japanese customs and izakaya culture from a local guide

Learn more about Tokyo’s drinking and dining culture on a fun evening tour of Shinjuku’s traditional pubs. With a small group and a local guide, visit three different izakayas, where you can sample tasty, authentic food and drinks. Check out places that you might struggle to find independently, and explore the busy, neon-lit streets and alleys of Shinjuku without the risk of getting lost.

Discover a new side of Tokyo through the eyes of a local on this guided tour of Shinjuku and Kabukicho. Don’t spend loads of time on typical touristy sights and go off the beaten track with your guide’s help to see hidden gem spots you’d easily miss on your own. Since 2018, the tour has welcomed over 50,000 guests with more than 4,000 reviews and a 4.98-star average rating.

Experience the power, tradition, and excitement of Japan’s national sport, sumo — up close. Learn sumo with live demonstrations, and even step into the ring to try sumo yourself! - Get up close to the power and tradition of sumo - Witness an intense one-round match - Learn the fascinating history behind Japan’s national sport - Enjoy the show inside an authentic sumo stable - Dare to enter the ring and challenge a sumo wrestler! Before Joining the Sumo Experience This show is performed by retired sumo wrestlers inside a real sumo stable that preserves traditional customs. - As part of tradition, women cannot enter the ring. - Photos are allowed, but please avoid posting them online out of respect for the culture. - If you join the ring to try sumo, please wear clothes that can get dirty. If you wish to see an active sumo stable, please check other options in Tokyo.

Stray from the tourist trail and explore Tsukiji Fish Market with a resident of 40 years, for the ultimate experience of Japan’s most famous food hub. Go beyond the guidebook and find out how culture, history, and social dynamics contribute to Japanese food on a small-group tour that lets you cut through the bustle of the market with ease.