Top Japan Shows & Performances

Our group (ages 10 to 20) absolutely loved this show! It’s an intimate, immersive experience where the performers engage directly with the audience. The storytelling is a fantastic mix of traditional Japanese dance and high-energy pop/techno. ​The customer service was top-tier—they called an hour before to confirm our arrival, gave us incredible seats, and were incredibly gracious when half our group arrived late. We felt so welcomed. My 10-year-old even called it his favorite part of our entire Japan trip! ​Note on tipping: While we heard tipping isn’t common in Japan, you actually can tip your favorite dancer here. They were all so talented it was hard to pick just one! Highly recommend adding this to your Tokyo itinerary.

Lovely show. Amazing performances. Must do when visiting Tokyo. Concise and family friendly (free for kids under 6) making it easy to fit into your schedule when on a shorter trip. We really enjoyed the orchestration drums and lights that enhanced the excellent performances.

We really enjoyed our tour through the fish market. Our guide was lovely and shared lots of information about Japanese food and culture. Our sushi making class was a wonderful way to start our journey through Tokyo. We learned so much about the importance of technique, process, and traditions. It was fun and interactive for our entire family.

We had a fabulous day in Tokyo with our tour guide Minako. Tokyo is a huge city and very difficult to navigate without help. Minako spoke flawless English and took us to all of the locations that we had asked to see. We travelled by train, metro, taxi and walked a lot! We saw the Meiji Shrine, the Sheuya crossing and were lucky enough to see the blossom at the Imperial Palace. We would highly recommend this tour.

Wonderful drive out to Mt. Fuji. Lovely area outside of Tokyo to visit. Stopped for a unique local lunch at family owned restaurant. And snuck in an unexpected delight to Fuji Safari Park recommended by Marc our driver. You can drive thru the park and the amazing animals are right there beside the car! Ninja village and other welcomed surprises were enjoyed on this drive.

We had an absolutely wonderful tour with our guide, Sachi-san. We began by walking through the temple, where Sachi-san shared interesting history and even taught us how to properly pray in a Buddhist temple. Afterward, we explored the lively Tsukiji open market, trying a variety of delicious foods and snacks while learning so much about Japanese cooking and ingredients. We then visited a Shinto Shrine, where Sachi-san explained the basics of Shinto religion and showed us how to participate in traditional prayer. To finish the tour, she kindly gave us adorable origami figures as a special memento. The sushi workshop was a fantastic experience! The sushi master demonstrated how to properly fillet a large fish, which was cool to watch. During the workshop, we got hands-on and learned how to mold the rice and prepare several different types of sushi—then enjoyed eating everything we made. The class was easy to follow, the sushi was delicious, and we had a great time. As a special touch, we even received two sets of chopsticks as a gift when we mentioned it was our honeymoon. Highly recommended!

Amazing experience! I was travelling solo and wanted to have a good time with like minded people and found the perfect spot. We were a diverse group of fun and incredible travellers and also some locals which made the experience unforgettable. If you don’t want to go out by yourself and you are looking for a crew to party, here is the spot, no brainer ! Thanks to the member of the team, I don’t remember the names because I was too drunk, but everyone made me have a great time! Thanks friend I will always remember this night !

Experience was awesome and gave me a great appreciation of this rigorous sport. The guide was visible at the easy to find meeting point and provide valuable insight and explanation for the session. Highly recommend. Be aware you are sitting on the floor for an hour and 20 mins as the Sumos go through their training routines.