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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.

Tsukiji Outer Market is a dense, busy stretch of stalls, where knowing which vendors to visit—and what to order—makes a significant difference to the experience. This small-group tour navigates the market with a guide who covers the context behind what's on offer, with tastings of sushi, oysters, and other seafood included along the way.

If you’re curious about the history and highlights of Tsukiji Market, then this guided walking tour saves hours of research time. Enjoy a guided stroll through Tsukiji, with stops outside must-see landmarks, such as Tsukiji Hongwanji Temple. Along the way, hear stories about local culture and customs, and get plenty of insider tips on the best places to eat too.

Enjoy a private, customizable day tour from Tokyo to Mt. Fuji, with the option to extend to Hakone and Gotemba. Explore iconic landscapes, sacred shrines, and scenic viewpoints at your own pace with private transportation and an English-speaking driver. Mt. Fuji (3,776m) is Japan’s highest mountain and a symbol of cultural heritage, surrounded by lakes, historic shrines, and traditional villages. Tour Options Option 1: Mt. Fuji Private Tour Stops may include Mt. Fuji 5th Station, Lake Kawaguchi, Oishi Park, Chureito Pagoda, Oshino Hakkai, Kitaguchi Hongu Fuji Sengen Shrine, Narusawa Ice Cave, and Gotemba Premium Outlets. Option 2: Mt. Fuji & Hakone Tour Includes Hakone Shrine, Lake Ashi, Owakudani Valley, Hakone Ropeway, and Hakone Open-Air Museum. This private tour is flexible based on your interests and weather. Final itinerary is confirmed after booking.

Enjoy the best attractions the Japanese capital has to offer in just half a day as you sample the city’s shopping and culture on this Tokyo city tour. Explore famous Tokyo landmarks such as the iconic Tokyo Tower and the serene Senso-ji Temple, and make a brief stop for photos outside the Imperial Palace. Along the way, get insights and Tokyo travel tips from your guide.

Visiting the Mount Fuji area from Tokyo can be overwhelming to navigate on your own. Leave the transportation and logistics to an expert with this day tour, which includes an English and Spanish-speaking guide who adds context to the sights. Ensure you don’t miss the most scenic attractions, including Lake Kawaguchi, Oishi Park, and more.

Enjoy the rare opportunity to see sumo wrestlers during a training session in Tokyo. Normally closed off from spectators, you'll get special viewing access and learn about the sport's traditions and history from your guide. Take home a souvenir from your unique experience: A commemorative photo with the sumo wrestlers.

Discover Tokyo in a more interactive way than many other tours–and cover far more ground than you would on foot–as you explore the city on a bike (or e-bike) with this small-group excursion. Cycle by highlights, including the Imperial Palace and the Otemon Gate, and discover hidden gems that many visitors overlook. Along the way, learn about Japanese history, architecture, and culture from your guide.

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.

Learn all about the traditional Japanese sport of sumo wrestling by attending this morning training session. See the wrestlers warming up and engaging in practice bouts, and discover the ancient Shinto roots of the game. After, you’ll probably get the chance to take photos with the wrestlers. Refuel with a tasty lunch of chanko nabe, too, a traditional wrestlers’ food.

Experience Tokyo’s JDM car culture on a night drive to Daikoku PA.Ride in real JDM cars such as the GT-R, Silvia and Toyota Chaser while cruising through Tokyo’s expressways, tunnels and the iconic Rainbow Bridge. From the moment we leave Tokyo, the drive itself becomes part of the experience. This is more than just transportation to Daikoku—it is a chance to experience Tokyo’s night roads, real JDM cars and local car culture from the passenger seat. ・Ride in a real JDM car—not a standard tour van ・Enjoy Tokyo’s expressways and Rainbow Bridge ・Cruise with other JDM cars from our group ・Visit Daikoku PA and experience Japan’s car culture ・Fuel and highway tolls included

Discover the vast collections at the Tokyo National Museum on this private tour, which includes your entrance tickets. With more than 3,000 works on display, take the guesswork out of which ones to look at as your guide explains the significance of various works and their relevance to Japanese art, culture, and history. Along the way, ask questions and hear personalized recommendations.

・Sacred Ring : Step into the spiritual home of Ryogoku. ・Live Demonstration : Witness raw power. Hear thunderous body collisions and learn the deep meanings behind salt-tossing rituals and the shiko leg stomps that ward off evil spirits. ・The Challenge : Step onto the clay dohyo! Try traditional footwork or brave a padded suit to wrestle a giant. It is a safe, hilarious way to feel their immense strength firsthand. ・Photo Session : Capture the perfect memory. Stand side-by-side with the wrestlers to appreciate their massive scale and immortalize this unique encounter before heading to lunch. ・Chanko Nabe Lunch (60m): Savor the "soul food" that builds Sumo bodies. Enjoy a protein-rich hotpot with fresh ingredients. Vegan and allergy-friendly options ensure everyone eats without worry. However, any dietary requests must be submitted at least 48 hours before the start time. [Note] Includes the sumo show, costume experience, and a full Chanko Nabe lunch set.

Tokyo has countless attractions, but deciding which ones to visit can take hours of research time. Take the guesswork out of sightseeing with this effortless private tour, which lets you customize the itinerary to suit your interests. Explore landmarks such as Senso-ji Temple, Meiji Jingu Shrine, and Shibuya Crossing, or discover lesser-known local spots. With a guide to navigate the city, you can focus on enjoying the experience rather than following maps.

Kamakura served as Japan's capital from the 12th to the 14th century and is home to a concentration of temples and shrines that requires local knowledge to navigate efficiently—particularly for visitors with limited time in the city. This guided day tour covers Hase-dera Temple, Hokokuji Temple, and Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine, with a guide providing historical context at each stop.

Unless you can read and speak Japanese, navigating Tokyo’s fish markets and food stalls can be a difficult task. Overcome the language barrier on a culinary tour that’s designed to orient first-time visitors in the largest fish market in Japan. You'll discover local delicacies you may have missed if exploring alone.

Enjoy an evening out in two of Tokyo’s most exciting neighborhoods—Ginza, Shimbashi, and Yurakucho—without the risk of getting lost or missing the best places. This small-group nightlife tour will avoid the tourist traps and traveler hangouts and take you to authentic bars and izakayas, where the locals eat and drink. Indulge in a variety of traditional Japanese dishes and drinks during this all-you-can-eat experience.

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.

If you enjoy sewing, crafts, and fashion, then you’ll love Tokyo’s Nippori Fabric Town. Avoid the overwhelm of so much color, texture, and choice by joining a private walking tour tailored to your preferences. A guide is on hand to assist you with shopping—no need to worry about language barriers.

Check off several of Japan’s most popular sights and attractions in just one trip—and leave all the logistics to someone else—on this seamless full-day bus tour from Tokyo to Mt. Fuji. Following hotel pickup, travel by bus to Mt. Fuji’s highest accessible point for spectacular views. Next, enjoy a Japanese lunch included with the upgrade, admire the peak from Fuji Heiwa Park, go for a sky gondola ride, and cruise Lake Ashinoko.

Get out of the city and into nature on this refreshing day trip to Okutama, Tokyo’s scenic mountain and river region. Hike forest trails, enjoy riverside views, and breathe fresh mountain air. Lunch is included, making it easy to relax and recharge. Great for those who want a break from urban rush, Okutama offers a peaceful contrast to Tokyo’s neon—ideal for couples, solo explorers, or groups wanting some calm outdoors.

Avoid going home with blurry pictures and book a private professional photographer for your Tokyo trip. Discover the most photogenic spots around the city—from some of the most popular attractions to hidden gems tucked away from the crowds—and guarantee that you leave Tokyo with quality photos of your time there. Your photographer captures hundreds of photos, plus 20 retouched photos that you’ve selected.

Feast your senses on a Tokyo food hotspot that’s usually reserved for locals during a private food tour that reveals Japanese bites that you might otherwise have missed. With just you and your private guide, you’ll explore the culture-rich district of Ueno, navigating markets and checking off food hotspots for an authentic glimpse into local culture.

Exploring Mount Fuji without a car can be challenging and time-consuming. Skip the logistics headache by booking a group tour that takes care of the transportation and itinerary for you. Instead of figuring out public transportation options, relax during the bus ride from Tokyo to Oishi Park, Oshino Hakkai, Mount Fuji's 5th Station, and more.