Top Tokyo Running Tours

You can efficiently visit Shibuya and its surrounding area in a much faster way than walking and more flexible way than group tour.

Explore Tokyo in a unique way by running through its vibrant streets and scenic parks. This customizable running tour offers you the chance to choose from three iconic routes: the historic Imperial Palace, the tranquil Yoyogi Park, or the modern Toyosu waterfront. Guided by a local runner, you’ll enjoy a tailored experience that matches your pace and preferences. Each route showcases different aspects of Tokyo, allowing you to capture stunning views and immerse yourself in the city's culture while staying active. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned runner, this flexible tour adapts to your schedule, making it perfect for any traveler.

Enjoy a fun-filled way to explore Tokyo that few other visitors get to experience—and walk away with special memories of your trip—all thanks to this small-group street go-karting activity. Choose from a range of start times, meet your guide, and receive an introduction to the vehicle (plus a costume you can wear). Once you’re ready, zip off to the famous Shibuya Crossing, Harajuku, and other popular Tokyo destinations.

This group tour will take you on a scenic run around Tokyo’s famous Imperial Palace, an iconic landmark and the heart of the city’s sightseeing attractions. This tour will not take you inside (because you need to apply in advance), but we will run along the promenade around the Imperial Palace, which is about 5k long. The promenade around the Imperial Palace is like a running mecca for runners in Tokyo. The area around the Imperial Palace is exactly the center of Japan, so there are large commercial facilities, government offices, the National Diet Building, and the prime minister’s official residence. Tokyo Station, the gateway to Tokyo, is also in front of the Imperial Palace. The brick building of Tokyo Station is very beautiful, so we recommend taking a picture in front of it. In this tour, we will run not only around the Imperial Palace but also a route that deviates a little from there - nearby spots are the Yasukuni Shrine and Edo Castle

Jazz up your morning run with beautiful views of Tokyo's Imperial Palace and fun trivia about the attraction from your guide. If running isn't your thing, you can also walk. The tour is accessible for Japanese and English speakers alike—it's conducted in Japanese and simple English. Mix your sightseeing with exercise during this unique experience.