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This private tour of Mount Fuji from Tokyo combines several experiences. In addition to sightseeing, you’ll enjoy a Japanese BBQ lunch at the foot of Mount Fuji and a photo session among scenic hidden gems in the area. The tour is designed to align with your preferences and the season, ensuring a customized experience.

See Tokyo your way on a completely private 9 hour tour with hotel pickup, a customizable itinerary, and an English speaking driver guide. Travel comfortably in a private air-conditioned minivan reserved exclusively for your group. Choose the places that interest you most, from historic temples and traditional markets to modern landmarks, shopping districts, and famous photo spots. Popular choices include Senso-ji Temple, Shibuya Crossing, Tokyo Tower, Tokyo Skytree, Tsukiji Outer Market, Ginza, the Imperial Palace, and Takeshita Street. Enjoy the comfort of a private, air-conditioned vehicle exclusively for your group, with convenient hotel pickup and drop off within Tokyo. Your driver will share helpful insights during the journey and assist you in planning your perfect day. Experience the best of traditional and modern Tokyo in one memorable adventure, tailored to your interests!

Get the most out of your time in Tokyo, by setting off on a guided exploration of the vibrant area of Tsukiji. Find out stories about one of Japan’s biggest fish markets—Tsukiji Fish Market—and discover delicious local foods such as sushi or Japanese oysters, which you can buy at the shops along the way. The tour is also the perfect way to learn about Japan’s food culture and local customs.

Add some silliness to your sightseeing in Shibuya on a go-karting tour that includes costume rental. You’ll feel like you’re in a real-life Mario Kart race as you follow your guide through the bustling streets of Tokyo’s most vibrant district, for a one-of-a-kind way of exploring the capital that lets you cover more sights than you could on foot.

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.

Begin at Tsukiji Outer Market, one of Tokyo’s most famous food districts. Walk through lively lanes filled with fresh seafood, local snacks, and traditional shops while learning about Japanese food culture. Continue to Asakusa to visit Sensō ji Temple, Tokyo’s oldest Buddhist temple, and stroll along Nakamise Street for traditional sweets and souvenirs. Enjoy optional skyline views from one observation deck Tokyo Skytree, Shibuya Sky, or Tokyo Tower tickets not included unless stated. Visit the Imperial Palace outer grounds for photos and insights into Japan’s imperial history. Then explore Meiji Shrine, a peaceful forest sanctuary, before heading to Harajuku’s vibrant fashion streets. End the day in Shibuya, known for its iconic crossing. The tour concludes with drop off in central Tokyo.

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.

Swap busy Tokyo for the natural beauty of the Mt. Fuji area on this easy day trip. Travel with ease in a comfortable bus to Kawaguchiko, where you see incredible views of the mountain and Lake Kawaguchi. Opt to include lunch if you like, or bring a picnic. Upgrade for more incredible views from a boat ride on Lake Kawaguchi.

Swap the well-known districts of Tokyo for this exploration of the lesser-visited neighborhood of Monzen-Nakacho. Often overlooked by tourists, this area offers a glimpse of old-school Tokyo, with generations-old food shops and historic temples. As you wander around, enjoy food and drinks included at hidden “izakayas” and tiny local bars—an authentic way to get a taste of local Tokyo life.

Visit Tokyo’s famous Toyosu Market, the successor to Tsukiji, for an immersive glimpse into Japan’s seafood culture. Watch a tuna‑cutting demonstration and learn about fish selection, freshness, and sushi-grade standards. For food enthusiasts and curious travellers, this is a unique peek behind the scenes of a major global seafood hub—plus, you might even pick up sushi‑prep tips.

Many group tours of the Mt. Fuji region only scratch the surface; this private tour stands out by letting you go deeper by customizing your itinerary. Hike from July to September, when climbing trails open, or pose for photographs in flower-filled Oishi Park and scenic Lake Kawaguchiko. You’ll have a guide and driver at your disposal all day, guaranteeing a seamless day of travel from start to finish.

If you’ve explored Tokyo but want to venture further afield—without having to figure out local public transport—then this is the tour for you. If the weather allows it, you can see an iconic symbol of Japan—Mount Fuji—from stunning viewpoints. Also, check off other scenic nature spots, such as Lake Kawaguchi, Oishi Park, and Hakone—all with the flexibility to customize your itinerary, with your own private driver to transport you.

Check off Tokyo's cultural traditions and visit spots you might not find on your own with this small-group tour. Meet your guide at Hamacho Station and head straight to a sumo training room to see wrestlers in action. Visit a fish market for sampling, sip traditional tea at Hamarikyu Gardens, and try sutra copying (hand-transcribing sacred scriptures) at Zojo-ji Temple. Wrap things up with a visit to the Tokyo Tower.

See Tokyo’s top attractions in comfort and style on this private car tour that uncover the city's rich culture. Choose to explore with a guide or simply ride with a driver as you visit neighborhoods like Asakusa, Shibuya, or Meiji Shrine, visiting landmarks from the Tsukiji Fish Market to Shibuya Crossing.. A flexible itinerary makes this ideal for families, first-timers, or anyone short on time.

Explore Tokyo–and leave the navigation to someone else–on this private tour with a driver-guide, which can be fully customized to suit your schedule, interests, and preferences. Visit city highlights such as the Imperial Palace and Meiji Jingu Shrine, explore hotspots including Tsukiji Fish Market and the Shibuya Crossing, or discover hidden corners that many visitors overlook–the itinerary is up to you.

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.

Explore Japan beyond Tokyo on this full-day, small-group tour to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Nikko—a small city known for impressive shrines and scenic landscapes. Visit the Nikko Toshogu Shrine and Kanmangafuchi Abyss, enjoy a meal of your choice—Japanese, vegetarian, or Indian thali (lunch optional), and take the hassle out of travel with round-trip train tickets from Shinjuku Station. An English-speaking guide means nothing gets lost in translation.

The Daikoku Parking Area is one of the most popular spots in Tokyo for car lovers. On this small-group half-day tour, experience far more of what the motoring district has to offer than you’d uncover on your own. Visit one of Japan’s largest autoparts stores, gaze at the city lights from Rainbow Bridge, and wander among the luxury vehicles on display at the parking area.

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.

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.

Take a break from Tokyo crowds on this full-day tour to Nagano Prefecture, including a visit to Jigokudani Monkey Park to see wild snow monkeys and 1,400-year-old Zenko-ji Temple, plus embark on a food tour through Nagano. Maximize your time with three experiences in one day, and skip the stress of planning transportation—your shinkansen tickets from Tokyo are included.

Enjoy a luxurious and personalized way to discover the highlights of Tokyo—a private car tour exclusively for your personal group. Rather than having to wait in line to purchase tickets, this all-inclusive tour provides a seamless experience with admission, lunch, and transportation included. Along the way, check off key landmarks—such as Shibuya Crossing, Meiji Jingu Shrine, and Tokyo Tower—all with fascinating insights from your guide to provide context.

Avoid the tourist traps and traveler hangouts and go straight to local bars and restaurants on this small-group nightlife tour. It can be hard for travelers to Tokyo to know where to find the most authentic local spots, so your guide will show you the way. Explore atmospheric neighborhoods including Kabukicho, Omoide Yokocho, and hidden parts of Shinjuku as you have fun meeting new people.

Ginza's top sushi counters often have fewer than 10 seats, with reservations booking up weeks or months ahead. This small-group dinner tour includes guaranteed counter seats for an omakase sushi tasting at an award-winning restaurant. Then take a short walk through Ginza’s vibrant streets to a second restaurant for a tempura course. Watch the chefs at work from your seat at the counter, with two drinks included at each stop.