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Small Worlds is a fascinating attraction in Tokyo—a theme park that’s dedicated to miniatures, with different zones of famous landscapes as well as space exploration and lots of other surprises. Its popularity can mean big ticket lines but with this prebooked admission package, you can simplify your day. Guarantee entry admission on your chosen date, and get inside quickly to explore exhibits at your preferred pace.

Hunt for Japanese curiosities on a tour of Tokyo’s antique markets with Sayuki, a geisha guide, and find unique gifts and mementos to take home. The perfect shopping trip if you’re looking for something different, this daytime tour visits flea markets and stalls outside shrines where traditional wares such as samurai swords and geisha pillows can be found. Your guide, who may be an apprentice geisha, will even bargain on your behalf.

We are ONOWHEEL, a bicycle shop based in Harajuku, Tokyo. All of our tours are private, one-group-only experiences. Your guides are Kotaro, a former professional road racer in Europe, and Kentaro, a local with deep knowledge of Japanese culture. We offer a cycling experience that goes beyond sightseeing. Routes are flexibly customized to match your interests and pace. From the Shibuya Scramble Crossing to quiet local neighborhoods, we’ll show you both iconic and hidden sides of Tokyo. You’ll ride road bikes carefully customized by our Harajuku shop for urban riding. Rather than focusing on speed, we prioritize comfort and the joy of exploring the city. No fixed routes. No crowds. Just your ride, your pace, and Tokyo. This is not just a bike tour. It’s one of the best ways to experience Tokyo.

Experience the nostalgic and deep world of Tokyo night with an English-speaking guide! Shinjuku Golden Gai is an area where nearly 300 bars and restaurants are lined up like matchboxes in wooden row houses built after World War II. The somewhat bewitching and seductive mood of the town attracts people, and in recent years it has become a tourist attraction for many foreigners visiting Japan. The standard fare in Golden Gai is a “Hashigo-zake” (bar hopping)! Our English-speaking guide, who is familiar with Golden Gai, will take you to several unique recommended bars. Enjoy an unforgettable night together! *If you gonna order more than 2 drinks, cash must be ready to pay at the bar.

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.

Experience the charm of Tokyo’s old town in this 2-hour walking tour through Asakusa. Start at the iconic Kaminarimon Gate, stroll along the lively Nakamise Street, and try delicious local snacks like ningyo-yaki and senbei. Explore Sensoji Temple, Tokyo’s oldest and most sacred temple, and learn its fascinating 1,300-year-old legend. Feel the peaceful atmosphere as you join locals in offering incense and prayers. Then, follow your friendly local guide into backstreets to discover secret spots, hidden photo spots, and unique local stories you won’t find in any guidebook. You’ll learn fun cultural tips and even pick up a few useful Japanese phrases! We end the tour at Don Quijote Asakusa, the perfect place to shop for quirky souvenirs, snacks, and pop-culture goods. This tour is the perfect blend of tradition, flavor, and fun—ideal for first-time visitors and repeat travelers alike!

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.

We will deliver a glamorous, mysterious, authentic dance showtime that combines neon, Chinese fantasy, and urban legend. ------- *Please note that if your selected time slot is already fully booked, your booking may be canceled. *Please arrive 10 minutes before the show time. *Please refrain from leaving your seat or the premises during the performance. *You may take photos of the performance, but please refrain from posting full-size photos on social media. *Doors open at 7:00 PM. The dance show starts at 8:30 p.m. *Once the performance begins, entry will not be permitted until it ends. Please arrive with enough time to ensure a smooth experience. -------

This walking tour invites you to explore the quiet heart of Tokyo, in Yanaka and Nezu — neighborhoods where time slows down. Wander past wooden houses, local temples, and family-run shops, and see how tradition and everyday life still blend naturally here. Rather than famous sights, you’ll discover how Tokyoites find beauty in narrow lanes, seasonal rituals, and small daily gestures — a living expression of Japan’s spirit that endures in Yanaka and Nezu.

Speaking of Art, you can imagine a variety of things. This tour features art related to Tokyo(Edo). Tokyo(Edo) art includes many alternatives. For example, paintings, architecture, shrines, Geisha, and castles. However, these arts are not just another one. Figures of paintings and architecture are super famous worldwide. Shrines, Geisha Street, and the Castle are super historical. Do you know why? That's why you have your guide with you. You can experience and learn different sides of Tokyo from a Licensed Guide. Finally, you understand why this tour is not for Japan, but Tokyo(Edo), and Tokyo stands out more than any other city.

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!!!

Experience a warm and memorable moment through a unique Chopstick Crafting Experience rooted in Japanese tradition. In this workshop, you will use carefully selected wood offcuts from traditional instruments such as the shamisen, valued for their beautiful grain and character. Working alongside a skilled craftsman, you will create one pair of chopsticks using traditional techniques. The craftsman makes one chopstick while you craft the other, resulting in a meaningful pair completed together. The process is easy to follow, with gentle guidance provided throughout, making it suitable even for beginners. If time permits, you may also have the rare opportunity to try playing the shamisen. Your finished chopsticks are practical, one-of-a-kind, and filled with warmth—serving as a special souvenir that reflects both Japanese craftsmanship and your personal experience.

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.

・Explore the historic Hongo campus of Japan’s oldest university, the University of Tokyo ・Visit iconic landmarks such as the Akamon (Red Gate), Yasuda Auditorium, and Sanshiro Pond with a student guide ・Learn about the rich history and academic traditions of UTokyo ・Experience the campus from a student’s perspective, discovering its academic spirit ・Perfect for families considering University of Tokyo admission, offering a firsthand experience of campus life for parents and students alike ・Feel the atmosphere of Tokyo University and gain a deeper understanding of university life, assisting in decision-making for future students

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

Hello everyone, We would like to invite you to our upcoming International Exchange Event! At our event, we provide an opportunity to deepen connections with the world through crossing cultural boundaries, making new friends, and experiencing different cultures. Our event brings together participants from various nationalities and backgrounds, fostering global interactions. Through language exchanges and cultural presentations, you can learn about each other's countries and regions. Also, great DJs are going to entertain everyone at a fancy bar so enjoy our international event through great music. First-timers are warmly welcomed, so we encourage you to join us! Experience the wonders of international exchange and build connections with people from all over the world. We eagerly await your participation!

Step out of the elevator and find yourself in the Edo era. Explore the Edo‑Tokyo Museum with a knowledgeable guide who brings each exhibit to life, revealing historic treasures and Tokyo’s evolution. Discover the evolution of Tokyo from its samurai-era origins to the modern metropolis it is today on a guided tour of the Edo-Tokyo Museum. This experience offers a clear and engaging introduction to the city’s history through immersive exhibits, life-size reconstructions, and rare cultural artifacts. With easy-to-follow explanations from your guide, even first-time visitors can appreciate the stories behind Tokyo’s growth and transformation.

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.

Indulge your inner foodie and sake-lover on this all-day excursion to Fujinomiya with round-trip bullet train tickets from Tokyo. After meeting your guide, learn about the region from a local expert and enjoy an all-inclusive tour including regional specialties at several restaurants and shops. Eat a delicious lunch and sample sakes, learn to prepare a traditional “Wagashi” sweet, and savor a cup of local green tea.

This full-day tour blends sightseeing, nature, and shopping into one convenient itinerary. Skip the planning with a carefully curated route that may include stops such as Mount Fuji 5th Station, scenic views at Lake Kawaguchi, and time to browse Gotemba Premium Outlets. With transport and stops organized for you, it’s a relaxed way to explore highlights outside of Tokyo.

Immerse yourself in a Japanese tradition! Are you looking for a unique cultural experience for your trip? We offer the perfect tour specializing in traditional experience in Tokyo. We start the tour from Senso-ji, Tokyo's oldest temple built in 645AD. We have a local guide who explains everything about Asakusa. Then we will explore Nakamise-Dori so you can enjoy traditional Japanese souvenirs. We conclude the tour with the Kiriko Crafting experience. Make your original piece and bring it home with your memory!

Learn the Japanese art of kintsugi, which repairs broken pottery with gold or other metals, maki-e, a lacquer technique that uses gold or silver decoration, or gold leaf pasting, in this private workshop in Tokyo. Choose the craft you want to learn, then create your own unique souvenir or work or art to take home with you.

This 4 hr walking tour includes 1 (or 2) hr traditional Washi making experience at "watashino" handmade Japanese paper shop. Washi paper is made in a vat containing soaked tree pulp and that is fished out with a flat net to make paper sheets. Before your Washi making experience, you will go on a walking tour with our licensed guide! Start time: The estimated time for the experience will be about 4 hours from the start of the tour. You can customize your tour directly with the guide after placing your reservation. Please craft your itinerary by informing your guide of what 2 to 3 spots on the ‘what to expect’ or ‘itinerary’ list you want to see! Note*1: Only ages 4 yr & above can join the Traditional Washi Papermaking experience. Note*2: Washi experience is a group session. You may be in a group with other customers. Walking tour is a private. Note*3: You will make 4 postcard-sized washi with colors. Note*4: Experience time may vary depending on the number of participants.

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.