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Skip fixed itineraries that don’t match your interests with this flexible alternative of a private and customizable tour. Choose to explore either Tokyo or Yokohama, then shape the route with your host based on what you want to see. Get personalized recommendations for areas such as Shibuya and Harajuku in Tokyo, or Chinatown in Yokohama, and have fun exploring the different highlights on foot.

The list of great ramen shops in Tokyo is extensive and can be overwhelming to navigate for even the most seasoned foodie. Maximize your mealtime on a tour that lets you try some of the best ramen in the city with three very different bowls of noodles. Your guide can provide more recommendations based on your tastes.

Strike a pose wearing a traditional Japanese kimono during quic, photoshoot experience in Tokyo’s Asakusa neighborhood. Pick from your choice of ‘hakama’ (traditional pants), kimono, or samurai costume before smiling for the camera during your very own photography session. An SD card with your photos is provided at the end of your shoot.

Get the most out of an evening in Shibuya with this expertly planned small-group tour. To help you experience the area like a local, your guide takes you to a hidden “izakaya” (Japanese pub) that you’d likely miss if exploring alone. Have plenty of time to order food and drinks, then continue the night at a private karaoke booth where you can have fun with your new friends.

If you're seeking an authentic cultural experience in Tokyo away from the crowds of tourists, visiting the quieter neighborhoods of Yanaka, Nezu, and Sendagi on this small-group tour is a great option. See where the locals go and get a sense of old Tokyo as you pass by temples and architecture from the Meiji Period, Taishō period, and Showa period. Enjoy complimentary snacks, including seasonal Sakura mochi during spring.

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.

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.

Whether you want to make new friends in Tokyo or celebrate a special occasion with your best pals, this nighttime Shinjuku bar crawl tour is the ideal choice. See Shinjuku’s nightlife and food scene through the eyes of a local, trying gyoza (dumplings), sushi (a traditional Japanese rice dish), and more, with plenty of sake (Japanese rice wine) to wash it down (your expense).

Enjoy a fun evening out in Tokyo with the chance to make new friends. Begin with a meetup at a bar. Then, head to a comedy show about Japan. Don’t worry about the language barrier as the Japanese comedian performs in English and provides hilarious insights that foreign travelers will appreciate. This is a great standalone activity or as the start of a night out.

Learn about Japan’s Edo period on a guided walk through the Imperial Palace East Gardens led by certified culture experts. Instead of exploring alone, a team of guides enriches the tour with stories about samurai and imperial life that you’d miss on solo explorations. During the tour, enjoy plenty of great photo opportunities, including architectural details such as ancient walls and gates.

Tokyo’s Asakusa neighborhood is crowded with tourists during the day but this small-group walking tour lets you enjoy it while the crowds have gone and the skyline has lit up. Follow your local guide around this historic area, including a stop at Tokyo’s oldest temple, Sensoji. Avoid the tourist traps and get a full sense of Asakusa in a single evening, plus pick up ideas of places to eat and drink along the way.

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.

Catch a Baseball/Soccer game in Tokyo with a local English speaking guide! Explore the vibrant local atmosphere, enjoy great food, and dive into Japan's rich sport culture!

Akihabara has endless things to see and do, especially for anime, manga, and gaming fans, but knowing where to start can be overwhelming. This hassle-free private tour removes the need for research and helps you dive deep into Tokyo’s “Electric Town”. Browse retro games at Super Potato, explore Radio Kaikan, and pick up local tips and insights you would likely miss exploring on your own.

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.

Learn more about traditional Japanese culture while posing for some fantastic vacation photos. Get dressed up in a colorful kimono or yukata with all the necessary accessories, such as the obi belt and a stylish umbrella. Stroll the streets of the old-fashioned Yanaka neighborhood, stopping to pause for photos, which will be taken on a smartphone by your guide. You’ll be proud to share your personalized photos after.

See two of Tokyo’s most famous districts, Harajuku and Shibuya, through the eyes of a local on this private guided walking tour through the city. Get your guide’s suggestions on where to stop for a bite of Japanese street food (own expense), and learn more about the nation’s pop and subcultures from your guide than you ever would exploring by yourself.

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.

Make the most of your time in Tokyo's vibrant Shibuya district on this guided vegan tasting tour around various restaurants. Navigating the local food scene as a vegan can be challenging, but this tour removes the guesswork and leads you to stand-out spots you might miss on your own. Along the way, learn about this area's history while sampling vegan sushi, okonomiyaki, and a selection of alcoholic beverages.

If you’re curious about the best places to eat in Ueno, then don’t worry about spending hours doing your own research. Instead, enjoy the convenience of having a guide to show you around. During the small-group tour, discover favorite local food spots that you might miss otherwise, and benefit from having tastings included along the way.

Maximize your time in Japan with this private adventure that ticks off the highlights of the Mount Fuji area and Hakone in a day. Instead of crowded local buses, enjoy the luxury of a private vehicle just for your personal group. The itinerary is customizable so you only visit places that interest you, but potential stops include Mount Fuji 5th Station, Lake Kawaguchiko, and Chureito Pagoda.

This tour is the perfect pick for car lovers visiting Tokyo. Get the lowdown on the city’s famous car scene, without doing any research, as a private guide drives you around. Along the way, learn about the places where local petrolheads gather, and have a chance to visit the famous Daikoku Parking Area, as well as passing by Shibuya Crossing, and the Rainbow Bridge.

Experience some of Japan’s most beautiful landscapes on an easy day trip from Tokyo to Hakone and Mt. Fuji. After a handy pickup from a central-Tokyo meeting point, enjoy the views as you drive to the famous volcano. Ride an old fashioned-style ship on Lake Ashinoko which offer great views of Mt. Fuji on a clear day.

With this private morning tour, you can check off a variety of top landmarks in Tokyo with ease. The early morning timing helps you avoid the peak afternoon crowds and enjoy a more peaceful adventure. Also, to make the day as seamless as possible, admission to temples and shrines is included—such as Meiji Jingu Shrine, and Senso-ji Temple.