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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.

While at first glance Tokyo might look like a stressful place to cycle, Japan's capital is surprisingly well-equipped for exploring on two wheels. This small-group bike tour takes you off the beaten path and to parts of Shibuya usually reserved for locals, as well as covering top attractions, too. A small group ensures you can pedal at a relaxed pace, while two daily departures make it easy to slot this tour into busy sightseeing schedules.

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.

Discover Shibuya’s nightlife food scene without the stress of finding authentic spots or navigating crowded, tourist-heavy restaurants. On a small-group guided evening, you’re led to hidden local venues to sample generous portions of classic Japanese dishes with unlimited tastings at each stop. It’s an easy way to experience authentic cuisine, local culture, and iconic surroundings while staying fully satisfied and avoiding surprise costs.

Our tour is fully organized and operated by local Japanese experts. As one of the pioneers in offering private tours around Mt. Fuji, we combine extensive experience and local insight to deliver a refined, fully customized one-day tour that stands above the rest. Begin at Arakurayama Sengen Shrine, where the five-story pagoda frames Japan’s iconic peak, then take in the serene reflections of Mt. Fuji on the waters of Lake Kawaguchiko. Wander through a charming traditional village, and explore the mysterious Aokigahara Forest, home to hidden lava caves and the stories of the mountain. Experience Japan’s spiritual heritage as you visit ancient shrines and scenic spots, each revealing a different perspective of Mt. Fuji’s timeless beauty. Our qualified guide and driver will provide tailored recommendations, ensuring you see the best seasonal sights. We offer 2 options in this tour: Mt. Fuji and Lake Kawaguchiko (list from 1-19), or Mt. Fuji and Hakone (lists No.20-)

Get a taste of Japanese food and culture during this walking tour of Tokyo’s Shibuya district. Escape the tourist hordes as you eat like a Japanese local, sampling traditional bites at off-the-beaten-path eateries and hangouts that you’d likely miss otherwise. You can also toast your adventure, and new friends, with one included drink too.

Save hours of researching and planning your Tokyo itinerary with this private tour. Your guide leads you through the Imperial Palace East Gardens, including Edo Castle Ruins, Ninomaru Garden, and Ote-mon Gate. Along the way, gain insight into Japan’s imperial history and enjoy memorable photo opportunities in a relaxed, personalized setting.

Experience Japan’s diverse food culture in Asakusa! Visit local-favorite restaurant and sake bar, and enjoy 12 unique dishes such as monjayaki(savory pancake) which is soul food of old downtown of Tokyo, yakisoba(Japanese stir-fried noodles), conbini ice cream etc.! A great chance to meet fellow travelers along the way. **Highlights** ・12 unique Japanese dishes for the first time ・Japanese Izakaya restaurant loved by locals ・Sake bar where you can enjoy sake from all over Japan ・A stroll through Hoppy Street ・A delicious fish-shaped waffle for dessert ・Meet new friends along the way ・Tips for Enjoying Asakusa **Important** This tour includes plenty of food and drinks, but any extras must be paid in cash. Please be sure to bring some cash with you. Please notify us if wheelchair access is required. We will modify the restaurant reservation as needed. Please note: This tour is conducted in English only. Japanese language support is not available.

Whizz through the streets of Japan—and see more than you would exploring by foot—on this go-karting tour. Get settled into your vehicle, then zoom past Ameyoko shopping street, Ueno Park, and Tokyo Skytree—the tallest tower in the city. With an experienced guide on hand to help, you’ll gain insight into local life and culture. Please note, all participants must bring a driving licence.

Take a whirlwind sightseeing tour of Tokyo as you visit the city’s top landmarks, observe a tea ceremony, and enjoy a Tokyo Bay cruise on this full-day tour. Follow your guide to attractions including the Imperial Palace, Nakamise shopping street, Asakusa Kannon Temple (Senso-ji), and Tokyo Tower observation deck. This excursion in Tokyo, perfect for those with limited time, also includes lunch, all entrance fees, and a souvenir city map.

Escape the busy city and travel to Mount Fuji for a day of exploring. Enjoy a cruise around Lake Kawaguchi to admire the UNESCO-listed mountain, plus a stop at the flower-filled Oishi Park. Learn to make traditional hoto noodles and then enjoy a tasty lunch. Stroll through Oshino Hakkai and visit Arakurayama Sengen Shrine for a picture-perfect view of the pagoda with Mt.Fuji in the background.

Visiting dispersed nature spots outside of Tokyo can be tricky without your own vehicle. Save yourself the hassle with this convenient day tour. Setting off from Tokyo, ride in an air-conditioned vehicle to multiple outdoor wonders—including Oshino Hakkai, Lake Kawaguchi, Mount Fuji Panoramic Ropeway, and a traditional matcha crafting and tasting experience.

With this Shinjuku food tour, get a shortcut to the district’s foodie hot spots that you likely wouldn’t find if exploring alone. From tiny “izakayas" to restaurants in the entertainment district of Kabukicho, a guide shows you favorite local haunts, with delicious food and drink specialties included along the way.

Enjoy a tour of Tokyo during this full-day guided excursion covering some of the city’s top sights with a private guide. Absorb the historic architecture and elegant temples of the Asakusa neighborhood, visiting the renowned Senso-ji and a Japanese garden. Spend your afternoon strolling among thousands of pedestrians at the famous Shibuya Crossing and exploring Harajuku’s Meiji-jingu shrine. Your tour also includes tickets to Shibuya Sky observatory for panoramic views of Tokyo.

Get the most out of limited time in Tokyo with a tour that covers lots of key landmarks—including Shibuya Crossing, Meiji Jingu Shrine, Akihabara district, and Tokyo Skytree. During the tour, benefit from having a guide to lead the way so you don’t get lost, and enjoy fun stories and tips along the way.

Learn about Japanese cuisine in an immersive fashion when you combine a walking tour of Tsukiji Outer Fish Market and cooking class. Shop for the freshest ingredients in the labyrinthine aisles of Tsukiji Outer Fish Market. Then head to class, where you’ll learn how to prepare—and get the chance to eat—a range of traditional Japanese items.

The capital of Japan can be overwhelming on your first visit but this customized tour takes the guesswork out of sightseeing. Choose how long you want your tour to last and the sights that interest you most, then let your private tour guide create the perfect itinerary. Using Tokyo's public transport system, your guide takes you to each location for guided tours.

Begin your journey by stepping away from the busy streets of Tokyo and entering the peaceful forest paths of Meiji Shrine, one of the city’s most important cultural and spiritual landmarks. Learn about Japanese history, Shinto traditions, shrine etiquette, and the customs and values that continue to shape modern Japan today. As you explore Meiji Shrine with your local guide, hear stories about daily life in Japan, local etiquette, historical events, and Tokyo’s transformation through the years. Discover how traditional Japan and modern Tokyo continue to coexist in everyday life! The atmosphere then changes as the tour moves into Harajuku, one of Tokyo’s most famous districts known for youth culture, creativity, fashion, and modern trends. Explore Takeshita Street and experience the colourful world of Japanese “kawaii” culture while learning how modern Tokyo developed alongside centuries old traditions :)

Yokohama's Daikoku parking area is a top spot for car enthusiasts, offering a laidback atmosphere where anyone can admire some of the coolest cars, reminiscent of Tokyo Drift. Customizable private tours include optional visits to a major local auto store and a scenic drive past Rainbow Bridge. Pickup and drop-off are provided in a Lexus LS460 or a Toyota van for larger groups, ensuring a comfortable and stylish experience.

Rather than navigating Harajuku with a map on your phone, enjoy the ease of exploring local highlights with a guide. Follow a carefully planned route that includes famous spots such as Takeshita Street and Meiji Jingu Shrine, while listening to insider stories and tips. With a small group size, the tour feels relaxed and personal, making it easy to ask questions along the way.

Immerse yourself in Japanese cuisine with this all-in-one small-group class. You’ll visit a local supermarket near Iriya Station with your guide and learn how to shop for Japanese ingredients like a professional. After, you’ll make traditional foods like sushi rolls, miso soup, egg rolls, and more as you hone your homestyle cooking skills. Once it’s time to enjoy your meal, experiment with different sake or other drink pairings.

Sumo is a Japanese style of full-contact wrestling that requires immense strength and skill. Few travelers are lucky enough to see behind the scenes of a sumo stable (training hall)—considered a sacred space. On this insightful tour, see behind the scenes and visit the sumo stable of Tatsunami-beya—accompanied by a National Government Licensed English Guide Interpreter—and watch sumo wrestlers train during morning practice. Better still, this sumo stable is home to an active Yokozuna, the highest rank in professional sumo. Afterwards, snap a picture with the wrestlers and shop exclusive mementoes.

This is the only samurai sword experience in Tokyo where you would feel like a real samurai and have a real hands on sword experience different from some simple costume play. Many people come to Japan to learn about the history of samurai and fulfill their childhood dream of being a samurai and this is it. ！Children under 10 can not enter the samurai venue.！ ！You can reserve maximum 4 people from Viator however we accept any other booking site and there will be more participants in your experience！

Make the most of your time in Tokyo by venturing out to the former political capital of Kamakura. This beautiful coastal city has lots to see—from bamboo groves to ancient temples and its giant Buddha, and this tour helps you check off its essential sights with ease. As it’s a private tour, you can ask questions as you explore, and the tour feels more relaxed and personal than shared experiences.