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Get great images of you and your partner without having to ask strangers to take photos of you. This private photoshoot is ideal for those who want to have memorable travel photos from their trip to Tokyo. Your private photographer will take you to the best locations, based on your personal preferences and you'll receive your edited photographs within just a few days.

This private art and culture tour is the ideal shortcut to finding great galleries and museums in Tokyo. Save hours of research time and let a private guide take you on this art–themed experience that checks off multiple areas, including Daikanyama, Denenchofu, and Nakameguro. Galleries showcased along the way include the Mizoe Gallery and the Art Front Gallery.

Shinjuku, Harajuku & Shibuya – A Day to Remember in Tokyo Spend an exciting day exploring three of Tokyo’s most famous neighborhoods. In Shinjuku, strike a pose with the playful 3D Cat and the legendary Godzilla Head before making your way to Harajuku, where the tranquil Meiji Shrine contrasts beautifully with the colorful energy of Takeshita Street. If you wish, you can also pop into a cat café, dog café, or even a mini pig café—just note that entry fees are not included. Your journey continues to Shibuya, where the rush of the world-famous Scramble Crossing, the loyalty of the Hachiko statue, and the pop-culture treasures of the Pokémon Center and Jump Shop await. Along the way, you’ll also get a taste of the latest trends in youth fashion, guided by a local who knows where to find the best views, hidden gems, and photo-worthy spots. Book today and turn your Tokyo dreams into unforgettable memories.

Discover Tokyo's underground music scene on this small-group nightlife tour. Avoid the tourist traps and tacky clubs and experience three or four small, intimate bars around Shibuya, all of which are renowned for their DJs, sound systems, and diverse music selection. Get to know the locals and genuine Tokyo nightlife scene.

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.

Experience a part of Japanese history that most guidebooks miss on this half-day private tour of the Omiya Bonsai Village. Explore six different bonsai gardens, taking in the serene surroundings, and visit the attached Omiya Bonsai Art Museum to learn more about the history of this Japanese horticultural art form.

Have a Fully Fluent Japanese speaking Tour Guide, Familiar with all corners of the Shibuya and Shinjuku Areas get you where you wanna be with style. Private transportation courtesy of a Limousine with customized lighting and bluetooth enabled audio. Best suggestions for Club Bar and Food experiences to punctuate your Epic Night. One hour pricing can be extended as available (depending on our reservation schedule)

Escape the crowds on a private day trip to Mt. Fuji and Lake Kawaguchiko, designed for travelers seeking beauty and authenticity. Begin at Kitaguchi Hongu Fuji Sengen Shrine, the historic starting point of pilgrimages to Mt. Fuji. Admire sweeping views from Chureito Pagoda, one of the most iconic spots to photograph the mountain, and visit the striking Tenku no Torii gate, seemingly suspended between sky and earth. Continue with a stop at the Kubota Itchiku Museum, known for its stunning kimono art and serene gardens. After lunch in a traditional thatched-roof village, explore Fuji’s volcanic landscape inside the Narusawa Ice and Wind Caves. End the day with the option of relaxing in an Onsen, enjoying open-air baths with unforgettable mountain views. Onsen Notes: • All onsens we visit are tattoo friendly • Private baths can be reserved on request, around 13,000 JPY for two hours, subject to availability

We’ll tour the spots in Shibuya, the setting for *Jujutsu Kaisen* At the karaoke bar: Don’t worry if you can’t read the lyrics. The host will provide lyric sheets in Romanized characters and offer support and lessons. Come as you are You can also choose other songs at the karaoke bar: ・Gurenge (*Demon Slayer*) ・Blue Bird (*Naruto*) ・Peace Sign (*My Hero Academia*) ・Other requests

Discover a side of Tokyo that most guidebooks miss on this small-group underground music scene tour that’s perfect for music-lovers. Explore a range of different venues across the city: Grab a drink while listening to tunes in smaller hole-in-the-wall venues, dance to DJs in skyscraper vinyl bars, and experience the electricity at house music locations.

One of the charms of Tokyo is that each station has completely different characteristics, like a theme park. Therefore, on this tour, you will visit two cities in one day and experience the contrasts that are unique to Tokyo through experiences in each city. In addition, the guide for this tour actually worked in Akihabara and Asakusa, so you can learn a variety of information that cannot be found in guidebooks.

Learn the traditional art of Japanese calligraphy, called ‘shodo,’ in Tokyo. Under the expert eye of a master calligrapher, practice using the tools of the trade: brushes, ink, and paper. Settle into a quiet studio, where the ambiance encourages a contemplative mindset, and try your hand at writing Japanese characters in an artistic style once indispensable to nobles and samurai.

Step into Shibuya with your own professional photographer and come away with images you'll actually want to share. This is a fully private 60-minute photoshoot for up to 4 people — you're in front of the camera, we do the shooting. Perfect for solo travelers, couples, friends, and families who want real, natural photos of their time in Tokyo. No experience needed — your photographer directs every pose, so you can just relax and enjoy. Shoot by day or after dark — from the bright energy of Shibuya to its neon glow at night. Your photographer speaks English and Japanese, and your professionally edited digital photos are delivered within 48 hours. An optional GT-R photo upgrade is also available for car enthusiasts who would like to include an iconic Japanese sports car in their photo session.

Explore a different side of Tokyo–and combine three experiences in one tour–on this small-group experience including a history tour of Asakusa, a Shamisen music concert, and dinner in a Japanese restaurant. Take in panoramic city views, learn about local culture, and discover landmarks including Senso-ji Temple before listening to a live Tsugaru-shamisen performance. Afterward, meet the musicians and savor a traditional Japanese meal.

"Study Shinjuku more and Play Shinjuku more" This is the concept of this tour we are aiming for. The special feature of this tour is that Warp Shinjuku has been added to the contents of the "LICENSED GUIDE SHINJUKU WALKING TOUR," which has been well received. You enjoy the disco club shortly after a guide with national qualifications will explain the city of Shinjuku. You can be sure to have a super amazing experience. Don't miss it! ※Warp Shinjuku over 20 years to get in. ID necessary! Without ID, ONLY WALKING TOUR! Please understand. ※You may not be able to enter on time due to events. Please note. Thx! ※Foreign tourists only! The Warp Shinjuku tour is designed to introduce many foreign tourists to Shinjuku.

This tour is your gateway to Tokyo's subcultures, a chance to experience them while delving into its fascinating history. Shimokitazawa, a haven for bohemians, is our first stop. We'll hunt for vintage treasures – bask in the glory of all that is Japanese vintage shopping - find items you wouldn't dream of finding back home! Kichijoji, a charming escape, offers a glimpse into Tokyo's relaxed subculture scene. We'll sip locally roasted coffee at independent cafes, a testament to the city's ever-evolving coffee culture. Koenji, a melting pot of creativity, bursts with energy. We'll navigate the maze-like streets, lined with indie boutiques showcasing the latest trends. While you discover unique pieces that define Tokyo's present-day style revolution. Nakano Broadway, a wonderland for collectors, is our final stop. Explore rows of shops overflowing with anime and vintage cameras, a microcosm of Japanese pop culture.

This tour allows you to enjoy Asakusa at night in a relaxed atmosphere that you cannot usually experience. In contrast to the glamorous Asakusa of the daytime, the atmosphere of Asakusa changes to one of calmness in the evening. It is during this time of the day, when the shopkeepers in the shopping district are closing their stores, that the bars shine brightly. This tour will take you to a bar where you can enjoy a performance by an award-winning shamisen player who has continued to practice while preserving the tradition. Enjoy the traditional Japanese instrumental music along with delicious sake and food.

Let's trip to the Christmas City that is very beautiful modern style and classic style Christmas are prepared for romantic lovers for you. On Nakadori Street, the main street, there are 1.2 million champagne gold-colored Christmas lights, and you can enjoy a total of 1.2km of illumination. Characters from the Super Mario series, beloved by people of all ages, will decorate various locations in the Marunouchi area, centering around Maru Building. Lined by restaurants and luxury stores, and is famous for its wintertime illuminations that always gather large crowds of visitors. Marunouchi has been the center of politics, economy, and culture since the establishment of the Edo Shogunate. The district was once lined with the mansions of feudal lords from various provinces who protected Edo Castle and supported the prosperity of the shogunate. At the end of the tour, we might have a opportunity to have a coffee time at the last check point if the timetable is going on time.

One of the challenges of navigating Tokyo is the complex transportation system. This tour aims to make your transition easy. Explore the city the local way by utilizing the public transit with the expert who knows the system very well. In the process, we will visit a few neighborhoods near Shinjuku that are normally not on the visitor itinerary so you can see some different aspects of the city you might otherwise miss. Along the way I can help with organizing your plans for the rest of your stay. By the end of the tour, you will have a better grasp on the size and overall geography of the metropolis and knowing how to use the efficient public transportation system should boost the confidence to explore the city on your own!

Explore Tokyo's antique world with a local guide in a small group of up to 4. This flexible 2.5-hour tour adapts to your schedule: on market days, browse 250+ vendors at Oedo or Yanaka antique markets; on other days, we visit curated independent shops along the Chuo Line — neighborhoods beloved by collectors for their relaxed, market-like atmosphere and one-of-a-kind finds. Your guide — a kimono enthusiast fluent in English — helps you communicate with vendors, shares insight on items, and keeps the pace completely pressure-free. Whether you're after kimono, ceramics, vintage homewares, or something unexpected, this tour is about enjoying the hunt. Small group (max 4) for a personalized experience Flexible itinerary: antique markets or Chuo Line shop crawl, based on date & your interests English-speaking guide bridges the language gap Relaxed browsing — no pressure to buy Exact itinerary confirmed closer to your tour date based on market schedules.

Add a unique and personal touch to your trip to Japan with an authentic Hanko-making experience. In this hands-on workshop, you’ll create your very own original Hanko — a traditional Japanese name seal. In Japan, a Hanko is more than just a stamp; it’s seen as a true symbol of personal identity. During the experience, you’ll learn about the history and cultural significance of Hanko at a long-established seal shop, then carve the characters you’ve chosen into the seal yourself. Finally, take home your one-of-a-kind Hanko — a meaningful and truly special souvenir from Japan. Experience highlights: - Learn about the history and various styles of Hanko at a traditional seal shop - Design your own original Hanko (name seal) - Carve and take home your engraved Hanko as a unique keepsake

Enjoy a comprehensive tour of Tokyo, covering its best highlights, temples, and shopping areas over the course of a day. Skip the hassle of planning and navigating public transport on this excursion, which is ideal for first-time visitors. Check out Meiji Temple, explore the Odaiba district, visit the Imperial Palace Plaza, stop at Senso-ji Temple in Asakusa, and enjoy panoramic views from the TOKYO SKYTREE® Tembo Deck.

By experiencing dyeing, you can feel traditional Japan. Primarily, the place you visit has been using a traditional Japanese technique for dyeing kimonos for over 200 years. In recent years, many products have been introduced to international media and trade shows. It is guaranteed that you feel real. However, even though you are not familiar with it, you don't have to worry about anything. You are taught by the craftsperson. You follow the guidance with your licensed guide. Finally, one more thing we have to tell you, you can make your favorite style bag and get it home. You are happy, aren't you? Enjoy Japanese culture!!!

This small-group tour helps you learn about two Japanese cultural icons: the art of Hokusai and the tradition of Sumo wrestling. Find out stories from your guide that you’d miss on solo explorations, including why Ryogoku is such a sacred place for sumo wrestlers, and the artistic evolution of Hokusai and the Ukiyo-e art style.