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Cover more ground in less time and see Tokyo's most popular landmarks on an e-bike tour. E-bikes make exploring a breeze, and each route option is circular so you don't need to worry about finding your way home after the tour ends. Your tour includes an e-bike, helmet, gloves during winter, luggage storage, and optional knapsack rental for convenience.

Discover the secret backstreets of Tokyo and hidden places you might miss otherwise with this private night walking tour of Shinjuku. Having a guide to lead the way means you don’t have to follow a map or worry about getting lost. Instead, enjoy learning about some of Shinjuku’s best-kept secrets and get tips on the most interesting places to eat and drink.

You'd be missing out if you visited Japan without experiencing the beauty of Mount Fuji and Lake Kawaguchi. Discover these natural wonders with none of the hassle of organizing transportation or itineraries on this round-trip tour from Tokyo or Shinjuku. Plus, you'll discover more about Japan's history and culture at various village stop offs.

Get more from exploring the Asakusa region of Tokyo’s food scene by prebooking this Asakusa Food Crawl Tour from Taito City. This food tour takes you to the non-touristy part of Asakusa to avoid the crowds and garner a more authentic culinary experience. Plus, this tour is a great way for you to gain a greater appreciation for the history and culture of the area.

While it’s certainly possible to explore Edo Castle and the Imperial Palace on your own, a guided tour will help you learn much more about each landmark’s historical significance. On this walking tour, discover 2,600 years of Japanese history as you learn about the Emperors that shaped the country, samurai, and the shoguns.

This is the ultimate experience for seafood lovers visiting Tokyo. Enjoy the special opportunity of visiting Toyosu and Tsukiji fish markets, where you can watch an early morning tuna auction. Rather than visiting alone, benefit from having a private guide to explain local customs and traditions so you understand the intricacies of this important industry in Japan.

Explore Tokyo on two wheels on this small-group bicycle tour. Pedal through the city streets at a slower pace than on a big bus tour and access places that bigger vehicles cannot reach. As you cycle to such landmarks as the Meiji-Jingu Shrine and Imperial Palace, your guide will fill you in on all the important historical and cultural background.

If you’re a petrolhead visiting Japan, then this is the tour for you. Discover Tokyo’s JDM car culture as you cruise around the city with a passionate car-enthusiast guide. Along the way, cross the Rainbow Bridge, visit spots only car fans know about, and stop at the famous Daikoku Parking Area to see an incredible range of cars and meet fellow enthusiasts.

Sumo tournaments only happen a few times a year in Tokyo, so it can be disappointing if your vacation doesn’t align with match dates. This extra-special sumo experience lets you go behind the scenes and see wrestlers at their morning practice, for the inside scoop on a real training session. There's ample opportunity to take photos with the wrestlers afterward, too.

Make the most of your time in Tokyo with a full-day tour that covers multiple neighborhoods and landmarks—including Enoshima, Kamakura, and Hachimangu Shrine. With transportation included, you can skip the hassle of route planning and focus on exploring more in a single day. Also, you can enjoy commentary from your guide to help you learn about local landmarks.

Get an inside look into Japan’s ancient, traditional national sport: sumo wrestling. Travelers can find it hard to gain access to the wrestlers’ stables without local help. On this morning training tour you’ll see the athletes practicing, close up. Enjoy this exclusive insight into Japanese culture and history through this fascinating sport.

Let's take a rickshaw around Asakusa's downtown area where you can taste Showa retro and Edo atmosphere! Outstanding hospitality! A rickshaw puller, a shafu, will happily guide you through Asakusa. The shafu are thoroughly trained and well versed in the history of Asakusa and the origins of its sights. You can enjoy the city of Asakusa from a slightly higher point of view while listening to the fun stories of the shafu. Also, take a commemorative photo with a camera. Please spend 30 minutes of great satisfaction.

Witness Japan’s iconic Mt. Fuji on a private day trip from Tokyo with hotel pickup included. Escape the city to visit scenic spots like Mt. Fuji 5th Station, Kitaguchi Hongu Fuji Sengen Jinja Shrine, and Lake Kawaguchiko. Customize your itinerary to suit your interests and enjoy a hassle-free day in the countryside.

Explore the Yanaka Ginza area of Tokyo on a walking tour led by an engaging local guide. See places in this old town part of Tokyo that most visitors miss, and get a feel for daily life in the quieter districts of Tokyo. Sample some Japanese street food, learn about Japanese culture, and discover the district's traditions with the benefit of this small-group tour.

Take a deep dive into Japanese food culture on this private half-day tour of Tokyo’s two famed fish markets, Toyosu and Tsukiji. Check out the street food vendors on Asakusa shopping street and Ueno's Ameyoko and Kappabashi, Japan's kitchenware wonderlands. Customize your itinerary to suit your needs, making the most of your time in the city.

Discover the charm of Asakusa on a guided tour through one of Tokyo’s most historic neighborhoods. With a friendly local guide, explore the history and cultural meaning of Senso-ji Temple, stroll through lively Nakamise Street, and enjoy three local foods included in the tour. You’ll also discover traditional crafts and the unique atmosphere that make Asakusa so special. ・Visit Senso-ji Temple with a knowledgeable local guide ・Stroll through Nakamise Street and enjoy three local foods ・Experience the history, culture, and charm of Asakusa

Discover the history and traditions of Asakusa on a half-day tour of this older part of Tokyo. Get an in-depth experience as you ride through the district by rickshaw, then stroll along the main shopping street where you sample traditional Japanese snacks. Stop into the famous Sensoji temple, then head to Kappabashi Kitchen street. Finish the tour at a traditional restaurant where you learn to make okonomiyaki (savory pancake).

Swap the hustle and bustle of Tokyo for the natural splendor of Nikko National Park on a day trip that saves you the hassle of taking the train on your own. Without your own wheels, it’s tough to travel between top Nikko sights such as the UNESCO-listed Toshogu Shrine, Lake Chuzenji, and Kegon Falls, but this excursion makes your sightseeing seamless with multiple convenient departure points.

Discover a historic township in the heart of Tokyo with this half-day walking tour of Asakusa. Join a local guide to see popular landmarks including the 1,400-year-old Sensoji Temple, where you learn how it was founded by two fisherman brothers and its impact on Japan's future modernization. You also wander the market street of Nakamise-dori, where you taste traditional snacks such as Japanese sweets, and the Rokku district.

Tokyo's sights are concentrated enough to fill several days, but Mt. Fuji and Lake Kawaguchi sit roughly two hours outside the city and offer a very different perspective on Japan that most visitors don't make time for without a planned day trip. This tour handles the transport and route planning, with panoramic views from the Mt. Fuji Ropeway a trip highlight.

A shotengai, or shopping street, is a great place to shop, eat, and get a glimpse of everyday life in Japan. This walking tour of Tokyo shows you both the modern and traditional sides of the city through its shopping streets. Customize your itinerary for the roughly six hour tour from a list of possible attractions.

Experience authentic Tokyo nightlife with a local guide on a small-group bar crawl in the central city. Tokyo has such a huge range of nightlife options that it can be overwhelming for first-time visitors, especially if you don’t speak Japanese. Start in the atmospheric, lantern-lined lanes of Omoide Yokocho before heading to neon-lit Kabukicho. Get exclusive access to a hidden izakaya in Golden Gai that doesn’t allow general visitors.

If you’re curious about sumo wrestling and want a behind-the-scenes look, then this experience is an excellent choice. Enjoy the rare opportunity to watch a morning practice session at a working sumo training stable. Benefit from invaluable commentary from a guide who can explain the rules, rituals, and traditions throughout, helping you understand aspects of sumo culture many visitors never learn about.

Escape from Tokyo and immerse yourself in the natural wonders surrounding the World Heritage Site of Mount Fuji! Maximize your time in Japan by visiting Mt. Fuji, Hakone, and Kamakura-Enoshima in one day. Start your adventure with a scenic cruise on Lake Ashi, a stunning caldera lake where you can enjoy breathtaking landscapes and views of Mount Fuji on clear days. Experience the Hakone Ropeway, which offers incredible views of Lake Ashi, Mount Fuji, and the spectacular Owakudani sulfur fields. Don’t miss the chance to try the local specialty: black eggs, cooked in the hot spring waters. The final stop is the Enoshima island, which also offers beautiful views of Mount Fuji. Explore highlights such as the Enoshima Shrine, Sagami Bay, and Benzaiten Shopping Street, which are worth exploring. Join us for a memorable journey that perfectly blends nature, history, and culture. Depart from Tokyo or Shinjuku, embark on a day of Mt. Fuji exploration with our friendly and professional guide.