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Best tour for people who would like to enjoy Tokyo's highlights by private car. You can learn about Japanese culture, history, and basic information from a National licensed guide. This tour is operated by private chartering car, so you can relax without any stress from packed trains or buses. This tour is great for all types of travelers, such as adventure seekers, families with children, etc.

Set off from Tokyo on a journey to the tranquil town of Mashiko, a paradise for pottery lovers. This tour offers a deep dive into Japan’s rich ceramic heritage, allowing you to experience the art of Mashiko ware firsthand. Gain insight into the history and evolution of this esteemed craft with visits to the Mashiko Pottery Museum and the Shoji Hamada Memorial Museum. Stroll through charming streets lined with pottery shops, each filled with distinctive handcrafted pieces—ideal for souvenirs or special keepsakes. More than just a day trip, the Mashiko Pottery Tour from Tokyo provides a unique cultural experience, immersing you in the beauty of Japanese craftsmanship. A private vehicle is provided for your comfort and convenience.

This private day trip from Tokyo takes you into a hidden gem called Hakone, famous for Mt fuji view, shrines, museums,Lake Ashi and his natural hot springs called Onsen. The tour will bring you on a scenic private road where you can admire nature, sport cars and Mt fuji and lake view.With pickup and a private guide you don't have to worry about anything.In Hakone you can choose how to spend your time.Relax in a natural hot spring Onsen or explore the Open Air museum.Since this tour is private, you can entirely customize it or leave it to us.

This is a great-value plan that combines a ninja show experience with dinner at a traditional Japanese izakaya. Both venues are located in Kabukicho, Shinjuku, and are conveniently within a five-minute walk of each other. The ninja show blends traditional Japanese culture with modern technology. In the first half, you will enjoy an action-packed performance featuring sword fighting accompanied by traditional instruments such as taiko drums. In the second half, the show shifts to a visually captivating performance that fuses classical Japanese dance with contemporary dance styles. After the ninja performance, you can enjoy dinner at a Japanese-style izakaya. *After the ninja show, please walk to the izakaya in 5 minutes.

Experience a world of creativity and imagination with admission to **LEGOLAND Discovery Center Tokyo**, where interactive rides, immersive attractions, and hands-on LEGO activities provide hours of entertainment. Explore the detailed **MINILAND Tokyo**, enjoy exciting LEGO-themed rides, watch action-packed films in the 4D Cinema, and build your own LEGO creations in dedicated play areas. **Perfect for families with children and LEGO fans, this indoor attraction offers endless fun and vibrant, colorful settings that create fantastic opportunities for memorable photos throughout your visit.**

Experience an unforgettable evening in Tokyo with a night dinner cruise on Tokyo Bay paired with a visit to the stunning teamLab Planets. This adult-only combo offers a unique chance to explore interactive art before savoring a delicious 90-minute dinner featuring beef sukiyaki while enjoying a live shamisen performance. The cruise includes unlimited soft drinks and breathtaking views from the open-air deck, making it a perfect outing for couples or friends. Choose between two convenient schedules for your art visit and cruise, ensuring a seamless experience. - Enjoy a 90-minute dinner cruise with traditional Japanese cuisine - Includes entry to the immersive teamLab Planets art installation - Independent travel to both attractions with no pickup service included Please strictly follow the selected time slot, and arrive at the attraction entrance 15 minutes in advance to verify your ticket.

Please note: Tokyo Sky Hop Bus does not pick up or drop off at teamLab Planets Tokyo. To board, please go independently to the nearest stop: B6 Tsukiji, Ginza on the Blue Course. Your Sky Hop Bus ticket is valid for hop-on hop-off travel at any stop on the Red, Blue, and Green Courses. Explore Tokyo from an open-top double-decker bus with stunning city views. Then, immerse yourself in digital art at teamLab Planets Tokyo with timed admission. This adult-only tour is for guests aged 18 and older, blending urban exploration with artistic engagement. - Hop-on hop-off access to major Tokyo sights - Timed admission to teamLab Planets Tokyo - Sky Hop Bus ticket included - Audio guide included on Sky Hop Bus Your selected time is for entry to teamLab Planets. Please arrive 15 minutes early, as entry time management is strict.

Explore the dazzling Bay Area of Tokyo on a guided tour that blends cutting-edge digital art with stunning ocean views. Begin at teamLab Planets, an immersive digital art museum where your expert guide will unveil the harmonious relationship between nature and technology. Stroll along the waterfront, soaking in breathtaking sights of the skyline and Rainbow Bridge, while learning about the area's innovative urban development. Conclude your adventure in Odaiba, famous for its futuristic architecture and vibrant entertainment options. This tour promises incredible photo opportunities and a deeper appreciation of Tokyo's modern culture. - Visit teamLab Planets for a full-body sensory art experience - Enjoy panoramic views of Tokyo Bay and the skyline - Discover the innovative evolution of Odaiba, a high-tech district - Expert guide provides insights into Japan's culture and history

Capture your Tokyo story in a unique, private photography session tailored just for you. Before your shoot, share your vision—be it a honeymoon, reunion, or solo adventure—through a short questionnaire. Your photographer, a local creative, will craft a route that showcases both iconic landmarks and hidden gems, ensuring your memories reflect the real Tokyo. No modeling experience is required; expect gentle guidance to help you feel at ease. After your adventure, receive 30–50 beautifully edited photos within 72 hours that encapsulate the spirit of your experience in a modern, Tokyo-inspired style.

Meiji Shrine, located in a lush forest, is the most visited shrine in Japan. On this small-group tour of up to 10 people, a local guide explains Shinto and the Japanese Imperial system. Experience the calm heart of Japanese tradition. [Highlights] ・Small group tour of up to 10 people ・The mysterious forest where noise disappears ・Japan's 2,600-year-old Imperial system ・Visiting the most popular shinto shrine in Japan ・Learn how Japan went from samurai to modern

Step back in time and explore Tokyo’s architectural and cultural heritage on this tour of the Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum. Stroll through carefully preserved historic buildings, traditional homes, shops, and public structures that showcase how people lived and worked from the Edo period through the early Showa era. This tour offers a unique opportunity to experience old Tokyo in an open-air setting while learning about the city’s history, culture, and architectural evolution. Perfect for history lovers, architecture enthusiasts, and travelers looking to discover a different side of Tokyo.

The Tokyo Toilet Project has been one of the most talked about events in recent years in Tokyo. Yes, it sounds strange but the architecture resulting from the project is some of the most compelling in Tokyo. Basically, the Tokyo government wanted to improve its citizens’ perception of public toilets and commissioned some of Japan’s leading architects including Shigeru Ban, Tadao Ando, Kengo Kuma and Fumihiko Maki to design their unique versions. So let's discover unique toilets and the architectural wonders of Tokyo with a chauffeur-driven car tour. See the city's most creative toilets and iconic buildings designed by your favorite architects and artists and learn about the history and culture of Tokyo. Tokyo is known as the home of cutting-edge design. Architecture and art are things that cannot be overlooked in understanding the charms of Tokyo. The guide is knowledgeable about history and culture. They are friendly, professional, and qualified with extensive years of experience.

Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Tokyo's culture on this private tour that contrasts the innovative digital art of teamLab Planets with the ancient traditions of Asakusa. Guided by a local art expert, you'll uncover how Japan's past and present coexist, exploring the spiritual essence of Sensoji Temple and the captivating digital installations that redefine mindfulness. Enjoy guaranteed entry to teamLab Planets and a seamless transition through Tokyo's vibrant districts, all while gaining insights into the philosophies that shape modern Japan. - Discover the immersive digital art at teamLab Planets TOKYO - Explore Sensoji Temple and learn about its cultural significance - Enjoy hassle-free navigation through Tokyo with a private guide - Experience a unique blend of modern and traditional Japanese art and spirituality

Explore Tokyo’s architectural marvels on this exclusive private tour with a knowlegeable driver guide, visit iconic sites like the Tokyo International Forum, Roppongi, and the bustling Shibuya crossing. This tour provides not only the opportunity to appreciate stunning buildings but also to uncover hidden gems and gain insights into the culture of Tokyo. Set at your own pace, enjoy a day filled with engaging commentary and provided a private vehicle and bottled water to keep you refreshed. - Duration: Approximately 8 hours, with a flexible itinerary - Private tour ensuring personalized attention for your group - Convenient pickup from your chosen location within Tokyo - Explore diverse neighborhoods including Ginza, Omotesando, and Daikanyama

This small-group walking tour explores everyday life in Shibamata, a neighborhood where Japan’s retro atmosphere continues as part of daily living rather than nostalgia. Instead of treating “retro” as a preserved past, the tour presents it as a lifestyle still practiced today. Walking through temple grounds, local shopping streets, and quiet residential paths, you’ll see how faith, small family-run businesses, and community routines remain closely connected. These places reveal a slower rhythm of life that has largely disappeared from central Tokyo. The route is carefully designed and enjoyed at a relaxed pace. Along the temple approach, there is time for optional light food sampling, such as traditional sweets. The experience concludes at one of Japan’s top-class Japanese gardens, where stillness, balance, and thoughtful use of space express Showa-era aesthetics. This tour focuses on understanding how daily life, belief, and aesthetics continue to shape a living temple town.

Enjoy an unforgettable day at the renowned Samurai Restaurant. Dazzling lighting, powerful music, and dynamic performances combine to create a spectacular, high-energy show that will captivate audiences from start to finish. This one-of-a-kind entertainment goes far beyond traditional stage shows, offering a visually stunning experience that truly embodies modern Japanese pop culture. Two alcoholic drinks are included during the show, and you can choose from a menu of approximately 20 options. Sip your favorite beverage and relax while enjoying the performance. After the show, enjoy a meal at a traditional Japanese izakaya restaurant, serving a variety of regional dishes in a lively and authentic atmosphere. Conveniently located just a five-minute walk from Samurai Restaurant, the izakaya restaurant offers easy access to each venue. This curated experience, combining exceptional entertainment with everyday Japanese cuisine, will enhance and enrich your trip to Japan.

Slow down and experience the timeless art of Japanese calligraphy in this beginner-friendly workshop. In a relaxed setting, you’ll learn essential techniques and etiquette while enjoying the meditative process of brush and ink. The experience begins with preparing ink on a traditional inkstone, followed by step-by-step instruction on brush handling and character formation. Finally, you’ll create your own calligraphy piece on decorative paper—choosing from a prepared list of characters or writing one based on your own name. This finished work becomes a unique keepsake and a meaningful way to connect with Japanese culture through art.

Even if you don’t know the name Katsushika Hokusai, you have probably seen his famous masterpiece The Great Wave off Kanagawa. While I am not an art historian, I deeply admire Katsushika Hokusai. I would love to share the Sumida area where he spent much of his life and explore the places connected to his story together. On this tour, you will also learn about the Edo period when Hokusai lived and Japanese sumo culture, Japan’s national sport.

Welcome to Shimokitazawa — Tokyo’s chillest neighborhood and my home. Let me show you what makes this place so special, from hidden alleys to the best vintage shops. It’s a side of the city most tourists never get to see. On this walking tour, I’ll take you to my favorite spots — not the ones in guidebooks, but the ones locals actually go to. Whether you're into thrifting, street photography, Japanese subculture, or just want to relax with good coffee and good conversation, this is the place. We’ll wander through narrow backstreets, browse unique secondhand shops, spot murals and local art, and take in the laid-back vibe that makes Shimokitazawa so loved. I’ll share local tips along the way — where to eat, what to shop for, and how to enjoy Tokyo like someone who lives here.

This is a test tour operated by our company. We would greatly appreciate it if you could share your feedback after the tour. "Yanaka & Nezu Walking Tour — Where Old Tokyo Still Breathes 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."

Meet your guide and begin your journey into the heart of Tokyo’s history. As you stroll through the outer palace grounds, learn about the Emperor system and the modern Imperial role. Stop at the iconic Nijubashi Bridge, a symbol of the Imperial Palace, and hear stories of its significance in Imperial ceremonies. Continue to Sakuradamon Gate, where your guide will share tales of samurai, the Edo Shogunate, and political conflicts that shaped Japan. Admire the impressive architecture and defense systems of Edo Castle as you walk along the palace moats and walls. Then, enter the Tokyo Imperial Palace East Gardens, where you can explore the castle ruins, gardens, and historical structures. Finally, visit the Edo Castle Main Keep Area and discover how Edo became the center of Japan. Finish your tour inside or near the East Gardens with recommendations for nearby restaurants, museums, and cafes.

Step into Japan's car culture after dark. Every night, car lovers roll into Tokyo Bay's legendary parking areas — and you'll be right there with them. Cruise Tokyo's elevated expressways from Shinjuku in a small-group van, then spend about 1 hour at one of two famous spots, depending on the night: DAIKOKU PA — where three expressways meet, famous worldwide in car videos and games. On a good night, GT-Rs, Supras and RX-7s fill the lot. UMIHOTARU — a parking area on an island in Tokyo Bay, reached by a highway that dives under the sea. Your local Japanese guide shares the stories behind the cars, chatting with you through a real-time AI translation app. GOOD TO KNOW - Both spots may be closed by police or heavy rain. We may then visit other parking areas, and fewer cars may gather. No refunds once the tour has started. - Cars change every night and are not guaranteed. - Van tour only — no riding in or driving JDM sports cars.

Visit Kiyosumi Garden, a compact masterpiece of a garden interspersed with wonderful stonework. The Sky Tree can be seen beyond the beautiful garden with its Japanese-style pond and natural surroundings. Visiting Kiyosumi Garden with a guide 1 hour

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!