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Gain a new perspective on the Asakusa of Tokyo. See maple and cherry tress and gardens juxtaposed next to soaring skyscrapers and businesses. This experience is customizable according to your interests, and the neighborhood is filled with retro, traditional, religious and cultural influences – enchanting those who pass through. Learn about the region's history while visiting landmarks such as the Ushijima Shrine and Honryuin Matsuchiyama Shoden.

Explore the beauty of Japan on a full-day tour to Mt. Fuji and Hakone. Start your journey from Tokyo, visiting the Mt. Fuji 5th Station for stunning views or the Mt. Fuji World Heritage Center in winter. After a lunch break, ascend the Hakone Ropeway for breathtaking panoramas of Mt. Fuji and Owakudani's geothermal wonders, where you can taste the legendary 'Black Eggs.' Sail across picturesque Lake Ashi on a themed pirate ship as you soak in the natural beauty. The tour concludes with a swift return to Tokyo via the iconic Shinkansen bullet train, making this an unforgettable experience. - Full-day tour from Tokyo to Mt. Fuji and Hakone - Visit Mt. Fuji 5th Station for spectacular views or the World Heritage Center - Ride the Hakone Ropeway and sample the famous Black Eggs - Enjoy a scenic cruise on Lake Ashi and return via Shinkansen

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.

Designed to delight nature lovers, this full-day trip allows you to escape Tokyo’s hustle and observe majestic snow monkeys in their natural environment. Travel to Jigokudani Monkey Park, a collection of outdoor onsen located 2,789 feet (850 meters) above sea level, and see Japanese macaques—characterized by their bright red faces—bathing in the steaming waters of hot springs. For those traveling between January 20th and February 26th, you can also see the lit-up Kamakura snow huts.

Thrill seekers will love this private sightseeing tour of Tokyo with a major difference. You’ll drive your own go-kart on the roads through some of the busiest parts of the central city. Admire views of Shibuya Crossing, Tokyo Tower, Omotesando, and more from the seat of your kart. Your guide will lead the way and take photos so you can remember your tour.

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.

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.

This tour is ideal for travelers who want to experience scenic nature spots outside of Tokyo without doing the planning themselves. Skip the hours of research and enjoy a ready-made itinerary that includes Arakurayama Sengen Park, Lake Kawaguchi, and Oshino Hakkai—with lots of great photo opportunities of Mt. Fuji along the way.

Escape the bustling city of Tokyo, this one-day trip offers a unique opportunity to explore the natural miracle surrounding the World Heritage sites of Mount Fuji and Lake Kawaguchi. Highlights of the tour include: Saiko Iyashi-no-Sato Nenba (Traditional Japanese Village) & Lake Kawaguchi & Oishi Park & Kawaguchiko Natural Living Center & Oshino Hakkai & Chureito Pagoda in Arakurayama Sengen Park & Fuji Sengen Shrine. Let's embark on a memorable journey with our friendly and professional English-speaking guide, discovering the perfect blend of nature, history, and culture.

Explore Tokyo efficiently with a private car and an English-speaking Japanese guide on this private half-day tour. Hotel pickup and drop-off remove navigation stress, while a flexible route ensures you see key landmarks at a comfortable pace. Personalized commentary provides cultural context beyond surface sightseeing, making this a practical introduction for first-time visitors. Travelers can also easily arrive and depart using public transportation, adding convenience to your experience.

Learn more about Japanese culture and cuisine during a small-group sweet-making class in the fashionable Harajuku neighborhood. Meet your instructor and accompany them to their home, where you can see how inner-city Tokyoites live. Your instructor will show you how to make nerikiri sweets from bean paste, sugar, and other ingredients. Then it’s your turn. Enjoy eating the sweeets with a cup of freshly prepared matcha tea.

If you haven’t been lucky enough to catch a sumo tournament in Tokyo, don’t worry—this behind-the-scenes experience lets you get closer to the wrestlers than you could watching a match. Not only do you watch a live demonstration, you also tuck into a hearty dinner with the sportsmen while you ask about their profession.

Cat lovers are in for a treat with this feline-centric tour of Tokyo. From the Lucky Cat Temple in the city’s Gotokuji district to a giant 3D cat billboard in Shinjuku, a local guide shows you the sights and tells you the stories behind them. This is a small-group experience, ensuring you have plenty of your guide’s attention throughout.

Swap the typical sightseeing tours for the adrenaline rush of seeing Tokyo from the seat of a speedy go-kart. Soak up the city's bright lights and vibrant energy as you zip across the famed Shibuya Crossing toward Harajuku and Shinjuku. Choose to dress up in costume if you wish and receive photos taken by your guide.

If bus or walking tours sound a bit tame, you’ll love this go-karting tour of Tokyo. Dress in an eye-catching costume (supplied) and embark on a thrilling tour of several Tokyo neighborhoods, including Ginza, Nihonbashi, Asakusa, and elsewhere. You’ll be driving on public roads so you’ll see the sights along the way, but there’s no risk of getting lost as your guide will keep you going the right way.

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.

Master the basic techniques of one of Japan’s most famous dishes during this hands-on sushi-making class in Tokyo. In a small group, you can learn how to prepare different types of sushi, such as California rolls, “nigiri” sushi, and “tekka” rolls using a variety of different ingredients. Then, best of all, reward your efforts by feasting on your sushi creations at the end.

Tailor your trip from Tokyo to Mount Fuji to your tastes by booking a customizable private tour. Visit natural and cultural sites such as Lake Kawaguchiko, Mount Fuji’s 5th station, and the UNESCO-listed Oshino Hakkai. Travel comfortably in a private vehicle with hotel transfers included, for a personalized experience without the crowds.

This unique tour blends Japan’s stunning nature, rich history, and pop culture for an unforgettable day trip. Explore Enoshima, a spiritual island with breathtaking coastal views and the famous Lover’s Bell. Ride the nostalgic Kamakura Enoden train, visit the iconic Slam Dunk anime spot, and immerse yourself in history at Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine. Stroll through Komachi Street for local treats and souvenirs before ending in vibrant Yokohama, where modern attractions like the Red Brick Warehouse and Cosmo Clock 21 await.Perfect for families, couples, anime fans, and culture lovers, this tour offers a perfect mix of relaxation, adventure, and discovery. Book now for an authentic Japanese experience.

The Japanese art of *kintsugi* has attracted worldwide attention, but it’s hard to find a place to practice the ancient restoration technique when you’re visiting Tokyo for the first time. This hands-on workshop lets you unleash your creative side and repair a plate using lacquer derived from pure gold, under the guidance of a master artist who can explain the origin of the craft.

Seeking out the well-concealed back-alley bars of Tokyo's Shinjuku district is notoriously tricky for outsiders. Take the guesswork out of your trip on this guided tour that takes you barhopping to Izakaya bars in two different alleyways in Shinjuku with a small group. Experience the backstreets of Tokyo and authentic street food and drinks (included) while your guide shares insights into local culture in this atmospheric part of the city.

Take a deep dive into the history of Tokyo on this private tour of the Asakusa district. Wander through streets that are filled with history in the company of a local host who will bring Tokyo's past to life through stories of the events that shaped the Japanese capital. Visit Senso-ji Temple, considered to be Tokyo’s oldest temple, and the traditional shopping street of Nakamise.

Experience something truly unforgettable in Tokyo with a unique go-karting tour where you dress up in a fun costume, such as your favorite cartoon character. No need to worry about navigation—your guide leads the way as you cruise through iconic spots such as the Shibuya Crossing and the trendy Harajuku shopping district, all while soaking in the city’s top sights.

Visiting temples, gardens and other culturally rich places in Japan can feel intimidating at first. This small-group tour introduces you to the etiquette and culture so that you can relax and be fully immersed in the atmosphere of East Tokyo, from Asakusa's Senso-ji temple to bustling Ueno and Okachimachi, to neon-soaked Akihabara and the serene garden of Koishikawa Korakuen.