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A One-Night Shinjuku Tour with Exclusive Access to a Locals-Only Bar This guided night walking tour begins in front of UNIQLO at the West Exit of Shinjuku Station. You will explore the city on foot, visiting a retro Showa-era izakaya, photogenic spots, the famous Golden Gai, and a hidden bar typically reserved for Japanese locals. Perfect for both first-time visitors and repeat travelers, this tour offers a fresh perspective on Shinjuku. One of its highlights is experiencing both traditional Showa culture and modern Japanese nightlife in a single evening. As you efficiently walk through key areas, your guide will share insights into local history and cultural differences. You will also have the chance to capture memorable moments with photos taken by your guide. The final stop is a special bar that is not open to the general public—access is granted exclusively to guests of this tour.

On this private Tokyo walking tour with a local, uncover some of the city’s most famous places without following a map. Guide commentary helps deepen your knowledge as you visit top sights such as the Shinto Meiji Jingu Shrine (Meiji Jingu), the fashion hot spot of Harajuku, and the famous intersection at Shibuya Crossing—all without the stress of navigating.

Hosted by the historic Kahoku Sake Brewery, offering an authentic brewery-led sake experience Learn to taste sake using a dedicated tasting sheet—a delicious and educational journey Explore terroir-focused pairings with regional specialties from Daigo Town A hands-on sake kasu (sake lees) experience features a naturally sweet amazake liqueur, highlighting the Japanese spirit of using every part of the rice with gratitude and no waste More than just a pairing: participants receive a Sake Terroir Certificate and a premium souvenir

Taste Japanese Sake at a Renown Japanese Sake Brewery, Savor Japanese Suntory Whisky at its whiskey distillery, Flavor Japanese wines at a Yamanashi winemaker and relish some Japanese plum wines. In between, you will enter the number one outdoors and tattoo ok onsen which boasts a magnificent view. Oh, and Sapporo Beers may be provided as we pass the Sapporo beer factory in the Tokyo area. So you will be trying the major Japanese liquors and furthermore experience a full fledged onsen. Now you cannot be intoxicated when you enter an onsen so please keep your consumption moderate. Your lunch will be a local hoto udon lunch that can be eaten by vegans and the like. This tour will be an adult Japan experience including potential views of Mount Fuji as we tread through the itinerary. Oh, we forgot to mention the sake ice cream. * this tour is an alcohol based tour. Minimum age is 20. Children/Youth can join the tour but they cannot consume alcohol. A minimum 3 person.

This great tour begins by meeting your tour guide and starting the small bar hopping tour in Asakusa. This is where historical areas and locals have a drink for fun. By interacting with people, participants can have experiences that cannot be learned from guidebooks or smartphones. You can go to bars that are difficult for foreigners to access and experience Japanese life. You can understand Japanese food culture through drinks and foods at the bar. You can experience interacting with friendly local people. You can learn about the various customs, culture, and ways of thinking of modern Japan from your guide.

Meeting other travelers in an unfamiliar city takes more effort than most solo visitors anticipate—this social evening in Shibuya is structured specifically around that problem, with party games designed to make introductions straightforward. Local Japanese attendees looking to practice English also join on occasion, adding a cross-cultural element to the evening.

My name is Koichi. I will guide you to underground restaurants in Shinjuku. This plan includes some drinks and food in the price by default. Shinjuku's Kabukicho is an underground place. "Golden area" is an even deeper place, lined with bars that have an atmosphere like the Japanese version of the speakeasy bars of the US prohibition era. I will introduce three places, selected by me. Koichi, our guide, lives in Shinjuku Ward, about 15 minutes by car from Kabukicho. I know about Shinjuku a lot, and I'm very good at English. I previously lived in Manhattan and Philadelphia for about two years around 2011. I am a certified public accountant of the United States. I have many friends in the United States, Europe, Taiwan, China, Thailand, the Middle East, etc., and is very friendly.

This is a drinking hopping tour in Asakusa! You will visit three different locations and enjoy Japanese drinking culture in different styles! Starting from a Sake Brewery, one of the best breweries in Tokyo, we will stroll along a street lined with drinking establishments and enjoy Hoppy, an alcoholic drink born in Tokyo, and go around Asakusa Yokocho, where you can feel the Japanese night festival style. The tour will end at Asakusa Yokocho, so you can enjoy the Asakusa area after the tour. Have an exciting evening!

Kabukicho is one of the largest entertainment districts not only in Japan but in Asia. As an electronics district and a financial district, it also has a rich entertainment culture and nightlife. Rather than physical souvenirs, the best souvenirs will be fun memories of a different culture from a different country! I will guide you around Shinjuku local areas. not only bars. like big discount store [Don Quijote][Godzilla Head] ,and around Kabukicho. You can experience traditional Japanese bars[Golden Gai][Memorable bai] & talking with other tourist and locals in metropolis Shinjuku. If you want to go Japanese public bath ,I can guide you public hot bath[Sentou] near here ,even if you have a Tattoos. Do you know [Hanazono shrine] is entertainer Deity spot? You can see entertainer Deity in kabukityou area shrine. By visiting local bars, public baths and shrines, you can learn about Japanese traditions and history, interact with the locals and get to know Japan on a deeper level.

Beyond matcha — discover Japan's 1200-year tea culture at a relaxed tea bar near Asakusa. No tea knowledge required. Led by a tea professional who works directly with small farms across Japan, you'll taste 7 different teas while learning about history, craftsmanship, and everyday traditions through engaging photos and videos. Not a formal ceremony — just a fun, easy way to experience a side of Japan most visitors never see. Max 4 guests.

Asakusa, famous for Senso-ji Temple and Kaminarimon Gate, is home to a historic drinking district that has thrived for over 100 years. Despite the devastation caused by the Great Kanto Earthquake and World War II, Asakusa’s lively atmosphere and unique drinking culture, including the iconic “hoppy,” have been reborn time and again. On this 1.5-hour guided tour, you'll visit two local bars of your choice, exploring the vibrant energy of Asakusa’s nightlife, even if you don't speak Japanese.

Have you always wanted to try Japanese whisky but never had the chance? This experience is for you! Whether you're a beginner or a connoisseur, you'll enjoy testing the different types of Japanese whisky: Yamazaki, Hakushu and Hibiki all at once! The experience takes place in one of Kabukicho's most popular bars: Fantastic Lounge, with its unique, baroque decor and warm, euphoric atmosphere. The bar is very popular with locals and regularly receives very good reviews from Japanese in Google Review. In this Japanese whiskey course, you will have the chance to taste some of Japan's most popular whiskies, starting with Yamazaki, Japan's oldest distillery. You will appreciate the deep, delicate taste of these whiskies. Don’t hesitate to talk directly to the bartender and ask any question you may have! You won't regret this unique experience!

Ebisu has a rich, but not very well known history. The station, built to accommodate the Yebisu brewery, serves a vibrant community, and it hosts the amazing Ebisu Garden Place. Here we will have a look at the Sky Lounge, a room filled with amazing views of Tokyo and the surrounding areas. After this, you will head down to the Yebisu brewery to learn about the beer's history. We will also have a chance to see the process of how they make the beer, smell the hops, and taste exclusive Yebisu beer only sold at the brewery. It will be a grand addition to your Tokyo travels.

Explore parts of Tokyo that tourists don't often see on this private cat cafe and bar tour that takes you through Yanaka and Yushima. Avoid getting lost in the areas since your private guide will handle the navigation. Explore at your own pace on the private tour—you can even shop for cat-themed souvenirs in Yanaka.

Learn the ins and outs of one of Japan’s most delectable spirits—Japanese whisky—during this small-group tasting experience. Join a private guide to drink like a true Tokyo resident at a locally-run bar, where you’ll get an insider’s run-down of Japan’s most esteemed labels. Enjoy samples that are usually costly and difficult to find, including award-winning bottles of aged whisky, in this under-the-radar watering hole.

Kamata's shitamachi (old downtown) district is still off the beaten path for foreign tourists. If you're looking for a deep and authentic experience, this is your chance to dive in! You might just come away with a whole new perspective on Japan. Your guide can also act as an interpreter, so feel free to ask locals you meet at izakayas for their recommendations on must-visit spots, restaurants, or ramen shops. Their tips will likely be far more real and unique than anything you'd find on Google or Instagram! Plus, Kamata is safe and welcoming, so you can relax and enjoy the experience. Join us for an unforgettable night out!

Do you know that there are many different types of sushi? In this class, you can learn how to make futomaki and temari sushi, both of which are perfect for parties. Futomaki is a thick roll of sushi topped with sushi rice and several ingredients on a sheet of nori. Temari-sushi is sushi topped with sashimi and vegetables on a round formed piece of rice. Both are characterized by their gorgeous appearance. In Japan, it is a popular dish for celebratory occasions. In the lesson, we will carefully teach you how to make them, so please join us. You can fully experience the meticulousness of Japanese cuisine. Also, you can learn how to make miso soup and tamagoyaki (omelet), two essential Japanese home-style dishes.

In this class, you can learn how to make inari sushi of a traditional Japanese dish. Inarizushi is fried tofu skin cooked in sweet dashi broth and filled with vinegared rice. In Japan, it has been eaten and enjoyed since the Edo period (about 400 years ago). The juicy taste of fried tofu fills your mouth as you eat it. Let's learn how to make this addictive recipe! Also, you can learn how to make miso soup, omelet, and spinach with sesame paste, which are indispensable Japanese home cooking.

Are you ready for a fantastic evening with our local guides? Ordinary tours don't offer a glimpse into how Japanese people actually spend their time after work. Bar-hopping culture is an inseparable part of Japanese culture. We will pick you up from your hotel within Tokyo's 23 wards. Public transportation costs (Train or Bus ) are included in the tour price. Explore Shinbashi, the mecca of after-work entertainment, while learning about its history and Japan's bar-hopping culture. Two drinks and four snacks are included throughout the tour. If you order more drinks or snacks than are provided on the tour, you will be responsible for your own expense. We will generally visit recommended izakayas, but this can be changed if desired. If you have any food allergies, please be sure to let us know in advance. We cannot provide refunds if you choose not to order drinks or snacks for your own reasons. Public transportation (train or bus) back to your hotel is included in the tour price.

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.

Escape the hustle and bustle of Shibuya’s famous scramble crossing and discover the district’s hidden drinking culture beyond the neon lights. From the retro alley of Nonbei Yokocho to the lively streets of Center Street and the tucked-away local bars of Shinsen, this guided experience reveals Shibuya’s many faces. Step into intimate taverns filled with character, where small bars offer warmth and personality away from the crowds. You will visit two carefully selected local bars, spending about an hour at each stop, with a total of JPY 3,000 in food and drinks included (JPY 1,500 per bar). Relax, enjoy authentic flavors, and experience the true local atmosphere of Shibuya without worrying about ordering in Japanese—your guide will ensure a smooth and memorable night exploring these atmospheric corners of Tokyo.

Discover a side of Japan few travelers experience at Nabedana Brewery, a historic sake brewery in Kozaki, Chiba Prefecture, near Narita International Airport. With over 300 years of brewing heritage, this small-group tour offers rare access to an active brewery where traditional techniques are still practiced today. Explore the brewing process with expert guidance, then enjoy a tasting of signature sakes while learning how they pair not only with Japanese cuisine but also with Italian, French, and Spanish dishes. Limited to just 15 guests, the experience offers a personal and engaging atmosphere with direct interaction with brewery staff. * Behind-the-scenes access to a historic sake brewery * Guided tasting with unique international food-pairing insights * Small-group experience limited to 15 participants * Exclusive brewery-only bottles available for purchase

@TOKYO｜1–6 people｜Private Tour Skip the crowded tourist districts and discover the side of Tokyo where locals gather after work. Spend an evening exploring a quieter neighborhood where hidden bars, nostalgic karaoke, and longtime local favorites create a completely different nightlife experience from the bright lights of Shinjuku and Shibuya. Your evening begins at a neighborhood okonomiyaki restaurant that has been serving locals since the Showa era. Enjoy classic Japanese snacks alongside your meal while your guide helps you navigate the menu, explains the dishes, and bridges the language barrier so you can simply relax and enjoy the experience. Visit local bars, and finish the night at a retro karaoke bar where locals come to sing and share drinks. Whether you join in or simply enjoy the lively atmosphere, you'll experience a side of Tokyo that many visitors never get to see. For an extra bit of fun, complimentary anime cosplay rentals are available with advance notice.

On this tour, you'll get a glimpse into how Japanese people spend their time after work. Bar-hopping culture is an inseparable part of Japanese culture. We will meet in Ginza, one of Japan's most prestigious entertainment districts. In Tsukishima you can sample Monjayaki, a hidden gem of local food. Explore Shinbashi, the mecca of after-work entertainment, while learning about its history and Japan's bar-hopping culture. We introduce hidden gems that you won't find on regular tours, and the deeper aspects of Japanese culture that are deeply rooted in Japanese life. Two drinks and four snacks are included throughout the tour. If you order more drinks or snacks than are provided on the tour, you will be responsible for your own expense. We will generally visit recommended izakayas, but this can be changed if desired. If you have any food allergies, please be sure to let us know in advance. We cannot provide refunds if you choose not to order drinks or snacks for your own reasons.