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Stray from the typical tourist trail on a day trip from Tokyo that showcases Mt. Fuji from multiple perspectives. Rather than just glimpsing the iconic peak from a car, you’ll ride the Hokusai Special Train and admire Mt. Fuji’s ash-capped peak from the train window. Plus, you enjoy time for wasabi tasting and shopping during this seamless experience.

The bustling city of Tokyo can be overwhelming for first-time visitors to navigate on their own. Leave all of the logistics to a tour guide and see the main highlights on this private tour. Spend time exploring the Hama Rikyu Gardens, Sensoji Temple, Shibuya Crossing, and many other hotspots. Feel free to customize your itinerary with your guide and see the spots that are of the most interest to you.

Meow~, Welcome to "family-friendly cat tour" in Tokyo! This is the purr-fect and Meow-velous Cat-themed adventure for all the cat lovers! It includes a visit to “Gotokuji Cat Temple,” the famous "Lucky Cat Temple" with a thousand lucky cats, and enjoy a lovely “Cat Cafe” where adorable cats welcome you in Harajuku/Shibuya, plus explore charming "cat-themed item shops" and a lovely "cat-themed sweets store" in a local Tokyo shopping street near the Cat Temple. Our tour is perfect for families with kids aged 6 and up, couples, and friends, everyone is welcome. It’s a Purr-fectly fun and feline-filled adventure! Highlights: ・Visit the famous Lucky Cat Temple (Gotokuji) with thousand of lucky cats ・Learn the story behind lucky cats with your guide ・Relax at a clean and popular cat café ・Enjoy cat-themed shops and cat sweets in a local Tokyo street

Welcome to Roppongi 7557 Whisky Tasting! Our Whisky Flights include: - The most famous Japanese whiskies - ⁠Rare and hard to find Whiskies - Award Winning Japanese whiskies⁠ We will introduce you to many mysterious charms of Japanese whiskies. To all WHISKY DRINKERS OF THE WORLD, please come join us! The detail of the flight (60min): 4 glasses of Japanese whiskies - Hibiki 21 years - ⁠Yamazaki non-aged - Hakushu non-aged - ⁠Chita non-aged Blind whisky tasting game: - Chivas Regal Mizunara 18 years - Hakushu non-aged, and - ⁠Today’s special Plus ・The tasting notes chart ・The original instruction video (making process, tastes, etc...) The minimum age for drinking alcohol in Japan is 20 years old. Please make a reservation for 2 or more people Not recommended for pregnant women A valid passport or ID is required on the day of travel (bars may require proof of age)

Nikko is very famous for its beauty being in harmony with nature. You can enjoy the highlights of Nikko very efficiently in a day.

Visitors who are unfamiliar with the Japanese language or the Shinto religion can find Tokyo shrine rituals inaccessible. Eliminate cultural and language barriers with this convenient guided personal prayer experience at Meiji Jingu Shrine. After writing down your personal wishes, gain access to a special room where purification rituals take place, as well as music and dance performances.

Eat your way through Tokyo’s Ueno neighborhood with this guided culinary tour. Your English-speaking guide will take you through the charming area where you'll get to sample all sorts of local specialties, from sushi and tempura to yakiniku and takoyaki, along with a local dessert and a drink. And feel free to bring your kids along; the tour is free for those younger than six.

Ginza Man'nen-do was founded in Kyoto in 1617! It is a long-established shop that catered sweets to the Emperor's family, the Tokugawa Shogunate, and temples and shrines. The store opened in Ginza to accompany Emperor Meiji during the capital's transition to the Meiji era. In the café space modernized with bamboo, participants will make Nerikiri, which is called the art of confectionery. The instructor is Yoshi Higuchi, the 13th-generation owner of a Japanese confectionery store with over 400 years of history and tradition. After making beautiful wagashi, enjoy them with matcha (powdered green tea) prepared by Master Yoshi. You are invited to try your hand at edible art incorporating the history of wagashi, ingredients, and motifs of the four seasons. Remember to take a picture before eating!

Have you ever experienced the night in Asakusa, a famous tourist destination? We will guide you through the true local charm of the historic Asakusa at night, a side that differs greatly from its daytime tourist atmosphere. As the sun sets, the historical buildings are beautifully illuminated, creating a stunning sight. Moreover, the drinking district comes to life, offering an authentic taste of local nightlife where you can truly experience Japan's local culture. We'll take you to three different types of izakayas and bars, each with its own unique ambiance. Join us as we venture into bars and izakayas known only to locals, mingling with the locals themselves, creating an unforgettable night in Asakusa's lively and vibrant streets.

Japan's Kanagawa region is best known for its hot springs and coastline, but its historic city of Kamakura is a treasure trove of temples, shrines, and culture. If you’re new to town, step out with a private guide for a day-long walking tour, and discover the stories behind Kamakura attractions such as the Engakuji Temple and Daibutsukiritoshi, one of Japan’s largest bronze buddha statues. Local food and drinks from Komachi Dori are extra perks.

Escape the crowded city streets of Tokyo for a day with the help of your very own private guide on this tour of Hakone. Enjoy the freedom to make this tour your own, from lake cruises to open-air museums to shrines to shopping malls, there’s plenty to see and do.

Known for its temples, beaches, walking trails, and cultural heritage, Kamakura makes a great escape from busy Tokyo—but taking in this laid-back city can be intimidating when you don’t know your way around or speak the language. Travel there and back by chauffeured vehicle on this private full-day tour, with a driver-guide on hand to escort you around and point out sights you might otherwise miss.

With this full-day private tour, you can effortlessly tick off the highlights of Nikko. Save hours of research time and benefit from having a full itinerary planned out for you—with stops such as Kegon Falls, Lake Chuzenji, and Shinkyo Bridge. Also, as it’s a private tour, you can customize the route to suit your interests.

Discover the vibrant culture of Shinjuku Ni-chome, Tokyo’s historic LGBTQ+ neighborhood, and explore the community that has shaped its unique nightlife and social scene. During the tour, gain insight into LGBTQ+ life in Japan, including cultural perspectives and evolving social realities. Continue through nearby entertainment areas such as Golden Gai and Kabukicho, where traditional and modern nightlife coexist. Along the way, learn about contemporary discussions around gender diversity and inclusivity in Japan. To help you make the most of your evening, your guide will also share a curated list of LGBTQ+-friendly bars and venues so you can continue exploring Shinjuku’s nightlife with confidence.

Enjoy and experience Japanese cultures in Nikko Edo Wonderland. You will feel like riding a time machine into old period of Japan. We assure that you will enjoy this tour not because of rich nature but also due to famous sightseeing spots including historical shrines and temples. Get an opportunity to view the sacred land of mountain worship and distinctive mystical atmosphere, beauty and history of Shinkyo Bridge, Tosho-gu has more than 28 shrines to visit. Explore Tamozawa Imperial Villa that blends traditional Edo and early modern Meiji Period architecture throughout its 106 rooms and Lake Chuzenji. This tour is recommended for people who really like Japanese culture.

Kawagoe is the perfect escape from Tokyo's bustling modernity: in fact, even though many foreign tourists don't know about it, Kawagoe is so rich in heritage and tradition and it deserves a full day to be visited. First, we will visit Kitain Temple, a remarkable complex as it shows a two-storied pagoda, together with some parts of the old Edo Castle. Next, we will walk along Taisho Roman Yume Dori, a short yet interesting street, leading to Kawagoe's main attraction, Kura no Machi: we will walk along the beautiful warehouses before moving on to the symbol of the city, Toki no kane: a tower bell that overlooks the central part of town. From there we will move to Kashiya Yokocho, an alley where traditional candy shops are located. At the end of the tour, if you chose one of the option, you will be introduced to a rickshaw rider or a Kimono rental shop: you will be free to explore more of Kawagoe, go back to Tokyo, visit the close Sayama city or move to Omiya and catch a Shinkansen train

Enjoy a one-of-a-kind dining experience curated by byFood, where history and gastronomy come together in the heart of Tokyo. Step into a historic teahouse within the Tokyo National Museum and indulge in a premium meal served in elegant multi-tiered Oju boxes, showcasing seasonal flavors and Japanese culinary artistry. After dining, immerse yourself in the art of matcha by learning to whisk your own tea, paired perfectly with delicate traditional sweets

Discover the wonders of volcanic landscapes on a captivating journey through Hakone and Mount Fuji. Sail across the ancient waters of Lake Ashi, where the iconic red torii gate of Hakone Shrine reflects the harmony of nature and spirituality. Ascend to the Owakudani Geothermal Valley, witnessing the dramatic sulfur vents and tasting the legendary black eggs believed to add years to your life. With multilingual guide options available, this tour caters to international travelers eager for an immersive experience in Japan's breathtaking scenery. - Sail on Lake Ashi with panoramic views of Mount Fuji - Visit the historic Hakone Shrine and its famous torii gate - Explore the geothermal wonders at Owakudani Valley - Professional multilingual guide and transportation included

You can experience wearing a kimono and take a walking tour to learn about the city's past and discover new experiences, as well as watch entertainment shows, including Japanese dance at the theater. This modern arrangement of the playhouse, popular in recreational areas since the Edo period, is a unique feature.

Let's embark on a journey through Tokyo's rich history and spiritual culture. First is Tomioka Hachiman Shrine. This is the hometown of famous Japanese cartographer Tadataka Ino, whose portable shrine is adorned with dazzling jewels. Then, enjoy local attractions such as Fukagawa Iseya, a traditional Japanese sweets store, and a store with a wide selection of Japanese sake. At Fukagawa Fudo Hall, visitors will experience a powerful goma ceremony and pray for blessings. The tour will provide an unforgettable experience, blending history, spirituality, and local flavors while delving deeply into Japanese traditions. After experiencing the traditions at the temple, you will enjoy the Japanese izakaya culture. This tour will take you to three unique izakayas. You will also enjoy valuable Japanese sake and unique Japanese cuisine. Alcoholic beverages are only available to those over 20 years of age.

The bus is an oven-top bus with an open roof. You can enjoy Tokyo's iconic areas and landmarks such as Shinjuku, Shibuya, Tokyo Tower, Marunouchi, and Tokyo Station from the deck. Tokyo is a city where expressions change in various ways depending on the area. There are also plenty of photo spots where you can take photos from the deck as well. Needless to say, you have your license guide who knows Tokyo very well. You can learn a lot about Tokyo's history and culture from your guide while riding the bus.

・Explore Shinjuku with a Ninja Guide – Discover the district like you’re walking with a local friend. ・Visit Hanazono Shrine – Experience authentic Japanese prayer customs at this historic shrine. ・Wander Golden Gai – Decode quirky bar signs in a lively maze of tiny bars. ・Snap a Godzilla Photo – Capture an iconic shot near the famous Godzilla in Kabukicho. ・Get Local Nightlife Tips – Receive insider izakaya and bar recommendations for after the tour.

This tour features Japanese culture, including Waka, Tanka, Noh, Tea, and Samurai. By visiting Hyokudan Kaidan, you can learn about Japanese culture deeply. Every season has a different type of exhibition. You can take a tour every season.

Don't you think Shinjuku is just a night town? Shinjuku in the daytime is also exceptional. You would surely be surprised at such nature in such a big city. Shinjuku Gyoen Park is one of the best parks in Tokyo. The Royal family initially owned the park. However, the park was open to the public after World War II. You can see the park amazingly because it features a variety of gardens, including Japanese, British, French, and more. Besides, we could introduce a high-end department store area, a gay area, and a shrine. Your licensed guide explains more.