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Explore iconic landmarks and hidden gems as your guide shares cultural insights and personal tips that bring the city to life. After a 4 hour sightseeing tour, your guide will accompany you to The Grand Tokyo, a unique dining venue located inside Grand Hammer. * Your guide will leave after they take you to Grand Hammer Enjoy an a one-of-a-kind variety show featuring performers from around the world, including artists who starred in the hit global series Got Talent! You can customize your tour directly with the guide after placing your reservation. Please craft your itinerary by choosing 2 to 3 spots on the ‘what to expect’ or ‘itinerary’ list. Note* Dinner and drinks are not included in the tour. Please pay on site on the day.

Experience Japan’s culinary artistry on this exclusive tour, which includes a 4-hour guided walk followed by a 2-hour Wagyu & Sake Pairing Dinner. Discover Tokyo's landmarks and hidden gems with insights from your licensed guide. After sightseeing, your guide will accompany you to EMC – Enjoy Meat Club, near Tokyo Skytree. Here, enjoy a 7-course Wagyu omakase dinner, each paired with seasonal sake. For non-drinkers, up to 3 glasses of craft juice are available. Tour Includes: 4-hour guided walking tour in Tokyo Licensed, English-speaking guide 7-course Wagyu omakase dinner Seasonal sake pairings (or craft juice alternative) Important Notes: Participants must be 12 years or older. Alcohol is served only to guests 20+ (legal drinking age in Japan) Please inform us in advance of any allergies or gluten-free requests. The dining experience lasts about 2 hours. The dinner is not private; other guests may be present during the experience.

This tour includes a 4-hour private guided walking tour and a 1-hour Wagyu Katsu Sandwich Cooking Class at EMC Tokyo, located near Tokyo Skytree. Before your culinary experience, enjoy a walking tour with our licensed guide, who will then accompany you to EMC. At EMC – Enjoy Meat Club, an English-speaking instructor will guide you step by step in making Japan’s beloved Wagyu Katsu Sandwich. You’ll also compare Wagyu with Tonkatsu and Chicken Katsu sandwiches, learning the secrets of premium Wagyu along the way. Tour Includes: 4-hour guided walking tour in Tokyo Licensed, English-speaking guide 1-hour Wagyu Katsu Sandwich Cooking Class at EMC Alcoholic beverages (non-drinkers: up to 3 craft juices) Important Notes: Participants must be 12 years or older. Alcohol is served only to guests 20+ (legal drinking age in Japan). Please inform us in advance of any allergies or gluten-free requests. The cooking class is not private; other guests may be present during the experience.

Discover the vibrant contrast of Tokyo’s traditional and modern culture on this 2-hour guided walking tour through Harajuku and Shibuya. Led by a licensed local guide, this experience combines iconic landmarks, trendy streets, and hidden pathways, explored on foot and by public transportation. Your journey begins with a peaceful visit to Meiji Shrine, a serene oasis surrounded by lush forest in the heart of the city. From there, step into the colorful atmosphere of Takeshita Street, famous for its unique fashion, quirky shops, and street food. Continue along Cat Street, a charming backstreet lined with boutique stores and cafés, as you make your way toward Shibuya. The tour concludes at the world-famous Shibuya Crossing, one of Tokyo’s most iconic sights, where you can experience the city’s dynamic energy firsthand. Perfect for first-time visitors or those short on time, this tour offers a well-balanced introduction to Tokyo’s highlights with expert local insights.

Discover traditional Tokyo on this 2-hour guided walking tour of Asakusa with a licensed local guide. Ideal for travelers with limited time, this tour offers a flexible introduction to one of Tokyo’s most historic districts. Begin at the Asakusa Culture Tourist Information Center for a panoramic view of the area. Then pass through Kaminarimon, the iconic entrance to Asakusa. Visit Senso-ji Temple, Tokyo’s oldest temple, and learn about Buddhist traditions. You may also stop by Asakusa Shrine, located next to the temple. Explore Denboin Street and experience the retro atmosphere of Hoppy Street. Please note that visiting all sites within 2 hours may be difficult. We ask customers to choose around three preferred spots in advance so we can tailor the tour. This walking tour can be customized with cultural insights, local tips, and hidden gems.

Your licensed local guide will take you on a 4-hour private sightseeing tour of Tokyo, exploring some of the city’s highlights and hidden gems. You can choose 2 to 3 spots from the itinerary to customize your tour. After sightseeing, your guide will escort you to the Sushi Making Japan facility in Tokyo, where you’ll join a fun and interactive sushi-making class. Learn how to roll sushi, shape rice, and create your own delicious masterpieces with the help of local instructors! At this point, your guide will say farewell, and you’ll continue your experience directly with an English-speaking instructor for Sushi making experience!

Discover Tokyo's old-town soul on this private, government-licensed guided food tour through Asakusa and Yanaka. Begin at the iconic Senso-ji Temple and the bustling Nakamise arcade, sampling beloved Asakusa street snacks such as ningyo-yaki and senbei. Then escape the crowds in Yanaka, a nostalgic shitamachi neighborhood that survived the war with its retro charm intact, where you'll taste local favorites like menchi-katsu and traditional sweets. With a knowledgeable licensed guide sharing the stories behind every dish and backstreet, this is the perfect introduction to Tokyo's downtown food culture. Ideal for first-time visitors and food lovers alike.

Discover Tokyo's incredible food scene on this private, fully customizable walking tour designed especially for vegetarian, vegan and halal travelers. Led by a friendly government-licensed guide who speaks English and Japanese, you explore the city at your own pace while enjoying plant-based and halal-friendly dishes that many visitors struggle to find on their own. Begin in historic Asakusa, exploring the grounds of Senso-ji, Tokyo's oldest temple, and the lively Nakamise shopping street. Then wander through Ueno's energetic Ameyoko market, sampling seasonal snacks and discovering hidden eateries that suit your diet. Because this is a private tour just for your group, everything is tailored to your tastes and dietary restrictions. Your guide recommends trustworthy restaurants and street food, explains ingredients, and helps you talk with vendors, so you leave with a deeper understanding of Japanese food culture and a happy stomach.

Explore Tokyo's legendary Tsukiji Outer Market on this private walking tour led by a friendly government-licensed guide who speaks English and Japanese. With a local expert, you'll discover the best shops and learn the stories behind them. Walk through the lively lanes of the historic market and discover the foods that have made Tsukiji famous, from fresh sushi and sashimi to grilled seafood, tamagoyaki, and seasonal specialties. Your guide will explain the market's history and local food culture, then you'll visit the striking Tsukiji Hongwanji Temple and the guardian Namiyoke Inari Shrine. Because this is a private tour, the pace and itinerary can be tailored to your interests, allowing you to experience the best of Tsukiji in your own way. Please note that food and drink costs are not included and will be at your own expense.

Explore the vibrant heart of Edo culture in Ryogoku, home to Japan's national sport, sumo. This 3-hour walking tour takes you through the Sumo Museum, where you can learn about the rich history and artistry of sumo wrestling. Stroll through the serene Former Yasuda Garden and Yokoami-cho Park, before visiting Ryogoku's famous food street, renowned for its delicious sumo hotpot. With a small group size of up to 12, enjoy an intimate experience with insights from a knowledgeable English-speaking guide. - Discover the history of sumo at the Sumo Museum - Visit beautiful gardens and historic Edo landmarks - Taste local delicacies on Ryogoku's food street - Small group tours for a personalized experience

Please note that this tour does not use a private vehicle and uses public transport. This tour involves several hours of walking in the outdoors Located in Kanagawa prefecture famed for places like Hakone, Kamakura and Enoshima, Yokohama is a city rich in history and urban flare. What was as a small fishing village for centuries, expanded and become a key city shaped by trade and innovation during the mid-19th Century. The city now has the perfect blend of modern and traditional elements with its open waterfronts, historical architecture and urbanised development offering visitors a fun and cosmopolitan atmosphere. During the tour you will visit Japan's largest Chinatown, various historical sites in Yokohama, and the Cup noodles Museum where you will create your own unique Cup noodles. You will also ride the Yokohoma Air Cabin.

Please note that this tour does not use a private vehicle and uses public transport. This tour involves several hours of walking in the outdoors. Are you a fan of ’Your Name’ or ’Kimi no Na wa’ in Japanese? Would you love to visit some of the real life locations in Tokyo that are showcased in the anime? On this tour you will visit a number of the famous anime locations, but you will also stop at a number of Tokyo hotspots and attractions, so that you can make the most of your time exploring Tokyo! On this tour many of the locations are featured that brought Taki and Mitsuha’s story to life, we will journey through the streets of vibrant Shinjuku and Harajuku, elegant Roppongi, visit peaceful shrines and take in the cityscape of the bustling Tokyo. You will truly experience Tokyo through the lens of a local and one of anime’s most beloved films. Whether you’re a devoted fan or a curious explorer, this is a great opportunity to discover the city of Tokyo!

Please note that this tour does not use a private vehicle and uses public transport. This tour involves several hours of walking in the outdoors Step out of Tokyo and experience Japan’s Castle and Craft Town, Odawara. A seaside town buzzing with culture, nature and local flare. If you want to get off the beaten tourist path then this tour is for you! On this tour, you will have the opportunity to see one if Japan’s top 10 castles, Odawara castle and park (now the closest castle to Tokyo), learn all about the history of the city and the Samurai, the art of the Ninja, try the freshest Sushi and seafood at Odawara’s harbour, have a go at making two traditional local crafts, and finally pay a visit to a popular observatory with a relaxing foot bath to take in breath taking views of the landscape and surrounding ocean. The tour will provide guests with a well balanced itinerary including a historical landmarks, food, nature and craft experiences.

Please note that this tour does not use a private vehicle. This tour involves several hours of walking in the outdoors. This tour in Asakusa will give guests a great experience to explore the area and travel back in time to what was once the beating heart of Edo, now known as Tokyo. Led by a locally-based and English-speaking guide, the tour will begin at the historical temple and shopping complex of Senso-ji and Nakamise Dori. You will then learn about the traditional Japanese art of Taiko and have the opportunity to play these amazing drums. Lunch time will be spent exploring Asakusa’s popular dining destinations to sample the delights of Japanese food and Izakaya culture. The afternoon will be spent exploring Asakusa’s famous ’Kitchen Town’, before visiting temples and shrines off the main tourist trail of Asakusa. To conclude, we will spend a relaxing time on the East side of Sumida Park before finishing the tour with amazing views of the Asakusa skyline!

Please note that this tour does not use a private vehicle and uses public transport. This tour involves several hours of walking in the outdoors Learn all about Shinjuku from early Japan to present day at a local museum. Next visit one of Shinjuku’s beautiful local shrines hidden away from the fast paced centre of the city. This off the beaten path gem is a must see and is hard to spot unless you know where to look! Finally we will be at the very centre of this entertainment district where you will enjoy a guided tour and your lunch break to explore and eat at your leisure. We will then take a short train journey to nearby Kagurazaka, one of Tokyo’s traditional yet trendy neighbourhoods with nods to the past steeped in history and culture. You will head to a beautiful Japanese garden and tea house to enjoy a traditional tea and Japanese sweet experience before having a guided tour of the area and some free time to shop and explore.

Please note that this tour does not use a private vehicle and uses public transport. This tour involves several hours of walking in the outdoors Known as ’Yanesen’ in Tokyo, the trio of Yanaka, Nezu and Sendagi make up this area and have retained their old ‘Shitamachi’ (lower city) style, architecture and charm, despite being a stone’s throw away from some of the well known metropolis areas of Tokyo. If on your trip to Tokyo you want a chance to step off the tourist trail and see a different side to this amazing city, then ’Yanesen’ must be added to your Tokyo itinerary! You will start by visiting Yanaka, a historic and artistic area, and a perfect example of a Shitamachi in Japan. A cosy and traditional neighbourhood not many tourists know about, you will step back in time and enjoy an atmosphere that is very different to many parts of Tokyo. Next, you will visit Sendagi known for its temples and park. Finally, you will visit Nezu to see one of Tokyo’s most beautiful shrines.

Enjoy a Private Hire Car Cherry Blossom Tour in Tokyo! Visit various famous cherry blossom spots in Tokyo with a private tour, where your driver can speak English or Chinese for your convenience. Before heading to the luxurious restaurant "Tsukiji Chisaku," known for its beautiful Japanese garden and featured in famous movies and dramas, you can customize your itinerary! Nearby Cherry Blossom Spots: -Meguro River (Meguro-ku) -Chidorigafuchi Park (Chiyoda-ku) -Tokyo Midtown (Minato-ku) -Grand Prince Hotel Takanawa (Minato-ku) -Hama-Rikyu Gardens (Chūō-ku) – Entrance fee included in the tour.

The places we go on this tour change each time. Each restaurant has its own trends, so we may change the places we go in the course of our conversations. If you leave Tokyo and go to the countryside, you will find a variety of stores. You can buy all kinds of anime goods. Some items can be bought for about one-tenth the price of those in Tokyo. This tour is a side trip to an anime store. The driver may also do some shopping. Basically, we will follow our schedule, so it may be difficult to leave in the middle of the tour. We will not make the schedule that unreasonable, but we hope you understand that we are keeping the price low for that reason. Also, since this tour is so inexpensive, our income is covered by tips. Younger age groups would consider enjoying the cheap tours. For such people, tipping is not necessary. Instead, please enjoy yourself a lot. Basically, we do not go to famous places in Tokyo. Please note that we often leave Tokyo and go to the countryside!

The Holy Land of Anime & Manga Culture! Dive Deep into Nakano Broadway! A must-visit for all Japanese entertainment lovers! Why not explore the deep, hidden gems of Nakano that you won’t find in guidebooks? As a former manager of voice actors and anisong singers at a major entertainment agency, I understand your passion! Let’s visit the hotspots where Japan’s "otaku" culture thrives, and finish off with a fun karaoke session together! ✨

Explore cherry blossoms at Ueno Park Visit Senso-ji Temple and Nakamise Street View Mount Fuji from Arakurayama Park Stroll through Kyoto's historic Gion district Experience a traditional Japanese tea ceremony

Explore cherry blossoms at Ueno Park Visit the iconic Senso-ji Temple Experience Meiji Jingu's serene beauty Cross the bustling Shibuya Crossing View Mount Fuji from Arakurayama Park

Ryogoku beyond sumo. This isn’t just a walking tour—it’s a journey through Edo’s resilience. Ryogoku, now known for sumo, was once the beating heart of Edo’s joys and sorrows. Fires, floods, earthquakes, and even war tore through this riverside district time and again—but each time, the people rebuilt with strength, artistry, and compassion. We begin at a temple that offered rest to the forgotten, then walk along the Sumida River to explore how water shaped both life and tragedy in Edo. We’ll stop for a traditional lunch in a lively food hall, then visit the Great Kanto Earthquake Memorial Museum and Tokyo Memorial Hall to reflect on how Tokyo’s people endured catastrophe and loss. From there, we continue to a shrine dedicated to the legendary ancestor of sumo, before stepping into the colorful world of Hokusai—whose art captured Edo’s vibrant spirit even in hard times. This tour is a living story of survival, remembrance, and renewal—a walk through Tokyo’s heart of resilience.

Your knowledgeable local guide has lived in Japan for over 25 years. Not only will you deep dive into the history and culture of Asakusa and Ueno, you'll also gain an understanding of Japan from a local's perspective. As you travel through the country, you'll have a much deeper understanding and connection to what you see and experience. Learn about the origins of Tokyo's oldest established temple and why it became one of the Shogun's favourites. Stroll the backstreets and try traditional sweets and street food unique to Japan.

Hi guys! I’m Yuki.I’ve been running walking tours for over a year now. I studied education at Meiji University and have a junior high school social studies teaching license. I also worked in Vancouver, Canada for about a year and a half. If you just walk around here, it’s honestly hard to know what you’re looking at. I’ll break down who the Emperor is, why this place matters, and how Japanese people see the Emperor today. We’ll take a walk through the Imperial Palace area, which used to be Edo Castle. I’ll share easy stories about samurai life, castle defenses, and things like watchtowers and moats. We’ll also visit some popular Japanese gardens. They’re great for photos, and there’s a small model of the old castle that helps you picture what this place looked like back in the day. I recently launched this tour, so there aren’t many reviews yet—that’s why I’ve kept the price a bit lower. But don’t worry, I’ve got plenty of guiding experience, and I’m sure you’ll enjoy the tour!