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Swap the busy city of Tokyo for a peaceful day in the rural setting of Ichinomiya. No need to bring equipment with you as bicycle rental is included. By exploring Ichinomiya with a guide, you’ll discover local sites you wouldn’t find otherwise, such as fruit fields, ponds, rice fields, and untouched nature. A highlight is seeing Tamasaki Shinto Shrine.

Discover the art of bonsai, the Japanese art of growing miniature trees in an artistic shape, during this small-group hands-on experience near Tokyo. Head to Bonsai-cho ("Bonsai City) to see some beautiful examples then try your hand at various techniques for shaping and pruning bonsai trees while a guide answers any questions you may have.

Kappabashi Street adjacent to Asakusa is a shopping street lined with dozens of strores selling everything needed by restaurant operators. This is the only place in Tokyo where you can find stores specialized in Japanese food replicas. These unbelievably realistic food replicas look yummy, but you can't eat or drink them. International travelers have been intrigued by how delicious they look. If you also want to be one of them and bring your own back home to share the wonder with others, then this tour is for you. Our guides will take you to stores where you can find replicas you like most. They will help you look around and search by intermediating between yourself and the store clerks as an iterpreter. And of course, the tour preceding the visit to the Japanese food replica stores is one of a kind; an in-depth history tour in Asakusa. For groups of three or more, we will use an earphone guide system which enables you to clearly listen to the guide from a distance.

Meow~, Welcome to our “Catastic” Afternoon Tour in Tokyo! Discover Tokyo’s most delightful Cat-themed spots on this unforgettable adventure! It includes a visit to Gotokuji Temple, the famous “Lucky Cat Temple” with thousands of lucky cats, a stroll through the charming local shopping street, a visit to Japan’s largest cat café, and the world-famous Shinjuku 3D Cat Billboard. Get ready for a fun-filled journey packed with lucky cats, adorable felines, and unforgettable memories! ・Explore Tokyo’s top Cat-themed highlights. ・Visit the Lucky Cat Temple and learn the history of the lucky cat from your guide. ・Walk through a charming local shopping street with cute cat-themed shops and lovely cat-themed sweets stores. ・Play with adorable cats at Japan’s largest cat café. ・Be amazed by the super popular Giant 3D Cat in Shinjuku. Perfect for families, friends, cat lovers, and anyone seeking a one-of-a-kind Tokyo adventure!

Explore Tokyo's Meiji Shrine before the daytime crowds arrive on this small-group, morning tour. After meeting your guide outside a metro station, set off on foot as they lead you to the Shinto shrine and learn about its history and significance along the way. Plus, discover a side of Japanese culture and shrine etiquette that you might miss if exploring on your own, with plenty of opportunities to ask questions.

Begin your day with Yutaka, an experienced guide and hospitality professional, for a traditional Japanese breakfast. Delve into the habits and values of Japanese culture as you savor a delightful set meal that includes a main protein, perfectly cooked rice, soup, and a side dish. Once your appetite is satisfied, head to Shinjuku Gyoen, Tokyo's lush urban haven, for a mindful and peaceful stroll through one of Tokyo’s largest and most beautiful parks. Explore its expansive and tranquil landscapes as you wander through the park's serene beauty. Take a serene pause and savor a refreshing coffee or tea, along with sweet treats, at the park café while you unwind amidst the tranquil beauty of the park.

In Japan, bento boxes are an art form, with food crafted into adorable little characters. If you’d like to learn how to make your own “chara-ben” (character bento), then this hands-on class is a perfect option. Pick up creative skills that are unique to Japan, and discover how to elevate your lunches back home—it’s a perfect fusion of an arts and craft lesson combined with a foodie experience.

Explore Tokyo your way on a private guided tour tailored to your interests. Experience taking Tokyo’s public transport with confidence as your guide whisks you around the city to discover its must-see landmarks and hidden gems. Hear the stories behind sites such as Toshogu Shrine, Kiyomizu Kannon-dō Temple, and the street food hub of Ameyoko. There’s the option to include lunch with your guide and add on a half-day trip to Kamakura if you wish.

Make the most of your time in Tokyo's vibrant Shibuya district on this guided vegan tasting tour around various restaurants. Navigating the local food scene as a vegan can be challenging, but this tour removes the guesswork and leads you to stand-out spots you might miss on your own. Along the way, learn about this area's history while sampling vegan sushi, okonomiyaki, and a selection of alcoholic beverages.

Shinjuku Station's underground mall is enormous, and its easy to get lost or miss key shops and restaurants if you go on your own. This tour makes finding your way easier, thanks to the services of a private guide who knows the top spots to check out (and how to get to them), including the mall's rooftop shrine.

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.

Watching a sumo wrestling match is a highlight of a trip to Japan but this experience goes beyond that by getting you up close to the wrestlers during their morning practice at their Tokyo stable. Learn all about sumo, including its history, rules and regulations, and, if you're lucky, pose for photos with the wrestlers after practice.

In this class, you can have an experience of cooking real ramen from scratch by the host, Hideki who had worked at ramen restaurant for about 10 years. If you want to learn how to cook the “real ramen”, this is the one! The place is also very convenient for a traveler since it’s close to Ginza , Shibuya, Shinjuku , Shinagawa and also Haneda international airport. It can be available for Vegans and Vegetarians menu.

Learn the Japanese art of archery with this experience in Tokyo. Put on a traditional uniform and try your hand at kyudo (archery) under the instruction of a guide. Get matched with a bow and arrows for your height and practice shooting at a straw bale. Move on to the shooting range and get advice for improving your technique while trying to hit the target.

Welcome to our TAKOYAKI Cooking Class in Tokyo, Roppongi! You can experience how to make Takoyaki from scratch with us. Takoyaki - in English Japanese snack of savory ball-shaped wheat cakes containing chopped octopus cooked on a specially shaped griddle. Savory, salty, and just generally delicious... It's an incredibly popular Japanese street food. In Japan, it is customary to make Takoyaki at house parties. (it's called 'TAKOPA') It's going to be fun to make Takoyaki with friends, family, couples, of all ages! This cooking experience includes All-you-can-drink. (alcoholic beverages and soft drinks) Come join us!!

With their colorful street life, unique landmarks, and creative fashionistas, Shibuya is a photographer’s dream in Tokyo—but it takes skill and training to craft the best images. On this private tour, get hands-on instruction from a professional photographer as you roam through areas like Takeshita Street and Hachiko Crossing in search of the perfect snap.

Get an overview of Tokyo through its food scene on this guided food tour. A unique option for dinner one night of your vacation, follow your guide to a selection of local eateries. Sample yakitori, dessert, drinks, and more at a mix of popular and traditional venues, picking up recommendations for the rest of your trip.

Samurai culture—which lasted for 700 years in Japan—continues to influence modern society, but few travelers take the time to experience its traditions first-hand. On this small-group tour in Tokyo, go behind the myths to understand the city’s samurai-related heritage. Highlights include swordsmanship demonstrations at a local dojo, a visit to the Japanese Sword Museum, and even help purchasing your own sword to take home.

First-time visitors to Tokyo who are seeking a diverse overview of the megacity will enjoy this private day tour. Visit the grounds of the Imperial Palace, the manicured Kiyosumi Garden, bustling Tsukiji Fish Market, and a fascinating museum dedicated to an iconic Japanese artist, the Sumida Hokusai Museum. Cover a lot of ground across the city and see more than you probably could touring alone.

Leave the crowds behind and discover Tokyo on this private tour led by a local guide. Tailor your itinerary to your own interests and needs, hear insider insights and recommendations, and learn about Japanese history, culture, and architecture along the way. Whether you explore parts of the city overlooked by many visitors or visit highlights like Senso-Ji Temple, uncover hidden gems you might otherwise have missed.

Experiencing the nightlife in a new city can be a bit overwhelming—especially in a city the size of Tokyo. Explore the nighttime attractions without the risk of getting lost on a small-group guided tour of Shinjuku, Kabukicho, and Omoide Yokocho. Grab dinner in a local izakaya—dishes include items such as yakitori (skewered chicken) and sashimi—before moving on to a bar.

Get pumped for the Olympics with this insider’s walking tour of Harajuku and Omotesando, covering landmarks like Yoyogi Stadium. Tours are fully customizable, offering a mix of top attractions and under-the-radar sites, overlooked by most tourists. Browse the boutiques along Tokyo’s own “Rodeo Drive,” stop for a coffee along atmospheric backstreets, and listen to an enriching primer on the city’s vibrant architectural history from your own private guide.

See and do exactly what you want on this private tour of Tokyo's Shibuya and Kinza districts with a local host. Hit up both big-name attractions and hidden gems as you learn about different aspects of Tokyo’s history and culture. You can tailor the tour to suit your needs, so whether you’re into anime or traditional arts, your guide will have plenty of stories to share as you explore this lively and unique city.

See a side of Tokyo that you’d easily miss without the insight of your guide, and make sure you check out Japan’s famous cherry blossoms at the same time. This sightseeing tour covers lots of ground, from Hamarikyu Gardens to the Imperial Palace, and more. On top of that, it’s a private experience which ensures you have your guide’s full attention.