Top Tokyo Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises

Traveling from Tokyo to Mount Fuji can be a hassle by public transportation, but not with this tour. Enjoy the luxury of a private adventure just for your personal group. Discover the highlights of the Mount Fuji area—such as Lake Kawaguchiko and Oishi Park—with the luxury of private transportation to help you get around quickly.

While it’s possible, traveling from Tokyo to Mt. Fuji on public transportation involves multiple changes and navigating train station signage in Japanese. This private tour of Mt. Fuji and the Five Lakes Region includes private round-trip transfers, so you don’t have to restrict your schedule around train and bus times. Relax as your driver handles the logistics and organization, and enjoy plenty of photo stops along the way.

Tour two of Japan’s most famous markets in one tour today, Toyosu and Tsukiji, all with a licensed guide who knows their stuff. You’ll experience food culture like a local does, buying and sampling the freshest fish in the country. Your guide will help you navigate the market, which can be daunting if you’re on your own.

This is the only samurai sword experience in Tokyo where you would feel like a real samurai and have a real hands on sword experience different from some simple costume play. Many people come to Japan to learn about the history of samurai and fulfill their childhood dream of being a samurai and this is it. ！Children under 10 can not enter the samurai venue.！ ！You can reserve maximum 4 people from Viator however we accept any other booking site and there will be more participants in your experience！

Explore three destination — Kamakura, Enoshima, and Yokohama — at your own pace on this customizable private tour from Tokyo. Enjoy a mix of history, spirituality, and nature during your tour, with an itinerary that's crafted by a qualified guide so you won't have to spend time researching where to go. See highlights such as the Great Buddha of Kamakura, the garden of Hasedera Temple, and more.

Car enthusiasts won’t want to miss this fun evening out to the famous Daikoku car meet. Ride there in a luxury yet family-friendly vehicle with English commentary and be amazed by the Tokyo skyline views along the way. At the meet, get the chance to check out many rare Japanese cars and supercars, which you might not see anywhere else.

Learn about Japanese cuisine in an immersive fashion when you combine a walking tour of Tsukiji Outer Fish Market and a Japanese cooking class on this small-group half-day tour. Shop for the freshest ingredients in the labyrinthine aisles of Tsukiji Outer Fish Market. Then head to a cooking class, where you’ll learn how to prepare—and get the chance to eat—a range of traditional Japanese dishes.

Learn the traditional art of Japanese calligraphy, called ‘shodo,’ in Tokyo. Under the expert eye of a master calligrapher, practice using the tools of the trade: brushes, ink, and paper. Settle into a quiet studio, where the ambiance encourages a contemplative mindset, and try your hand at writing Japanese characters in an artistic style once indispensable to nobles and samurai.

Leave the tourist trail to discover the off-the-grid enclaves and eateries that are loved by Tokyo locals. With a guide, you’ll visit the tachinomi (standing bars) of Oimachi and Kamata neighborhoods, enjoying cold drinks and Japanese or Western-style snacks as you go. It’s a great way to experience the local culture, and meet other food-loving travelers as you explore in a small group that’s limited to five people.

Explore a historically rich part of Tokyo on a 3-hour walking tour from Asakusa to Ueno. Take a stroll through Sensoji Temple, Tokyo’s oldest temple, and Hoppy Street, a lively alley known for its nostalgic atmosphere. Walk with a guide and enjoy learning about the area's rich history and culture. At Kappabashi Kitchenware Street, a wholesale district with over 300 years of history, you'll discover a wide variety of Japanese tableware and ultra-realistic food replicas—perfect for souvenirs or a deeper look into Japanese culinary culture. You’ll also have the chance to join in prayers at temples and shrines, experiencing Japanese traditions and etiquette firsthand. Extend your walk to the Ueno area and explore the local energy of Ameyoko Market. Why not hunt for some delicious local street food while soaking up the vibrant, down-to-earth atmosphere?

Join us on a mesmerizing journey through Nagano, where cultural heritage and natural wonders collide! Zenkoji Temple: Start at this 1,400-year-old landmark known for its historic architecture, and the underground passage where you can touch the “Key to Paradise” for good fortune. Jigokudani Monkey Park: Head into the Japanese Alps to see snow monkeys relaxing in natural hot springs, set against stunning mountain scenery. Tour Highlights: Cultural Delight: Learn about Zenkoji Temple's inclusive, no-barrier policy and delve into its rich history spanning over centuries. Natural Beauty: Immerse yourself in the serene landscapes of the Japanese Alps. Note: 1. The Drive from Tokyo to Jigokudani Monkey Park is around 3 to 3:30 hours. 2. The walk from the main parking/bus drop-off area to Jigokudani Monkey Park is 25–35 minutes each way. 3. You may see some monkeys or might not see any one in breeding season.(October to December) 4. Do not make evening plans because of the long drive

A shotengai, or shopping street, is a great place to shop, eat, and get a glimpse of everyday life in Japan. This walking tour of Tokyo shows you both the modern and traditional sides of the city through its shopping streets. Customize your itinerary for the roughly six hour tour from a list of possible attractions.

Explore the Yanaka Ginza area of Tokyo on a walking tour led by an engaging local guide. See places in this old town part of Tokyo that most visitors miss, and get a feel for daily life in the quieter districts of Tokyo. Sample some Japanese street food, learn about Japanese culture, and discover the district's traditions with the benefit of this small-group tour.

Visit Tokyo’s famous Toyosu Market, the successor to Tsukiji, for an immersive glimpse into Japan’s seafood culture. Watch a tuna‑cutting demonstration and learn about fish selection, freshness, and sushi-grade standards. For food enthusiasts and curious travellers, this is a unique peek behind the scenes of a major global seafood hub—plus, you might even pick up sushi‑prep tips.

Discover a historic township in the heart of Tokyo with this half-day walking tour of Asakusa. See both sides of the district—from the spiritual to the secular—as you walk around with your guide. Visit the Sensō-ji Temple and Asakusa Shrine to learn about Buddhism and Shintoism. Then explore nostalgic streets, traditional theater areas, and working-class Hoppy Street while tasting selected Japanese snacks and sweets.

Make the most of your time in Tokyo on this full-day bus tour, which covers many of the city's highlights. Get an overview of the city even if you're short on time, and spend more time learning about Tokyo instead of getting lost navigating the city's complicated subway systems. Plus: see the city from the water during a river cruise.

Feel like a local as you navigate Shinjuku's many izakayas with a guide on this small-group drink and food tour in Tokyo. Forget the hassle of researching the best spots and enjoy a night out in the city visiting izakayas beloved by locals. Your drinks are included, as are many local foods, for a hassle-free experience.

Customize your visit to the Mount Fuji area and Hakone from Tokyo by opting for a private tour. Visit your choice of the area's major highlights, such as Oshino Hakkai, Lake Kawaguchiko, and more. Cover more ground in the area as you travel in comfort in a private vehicle between sites.

Begin your journey by stepping away from the busy streets of Tokyo and entering the peaceful forest paths of Meiji Shrine, one of the city’s most important cultural and spiritual landmarks. Learn about Japanese history, Shinto traditions, shrine etiquette, and the customs and values that continue to shape modern Japan today. As you explore Meiji Shrine with your local guide, hear stories about daily life in Japan, local etiquette, historical events, and Tokyo’s transformation through the years. Discover how traditional Japan and modern Tokyo continue to coexist in everyday life! The atmosphere then changes as the tour moves into Harajuku, one of Tokyo’s most famous districts known for youth culture, creativity, fashion, and modern trends. Explore Takeshita Street and experience the colourful world of Japanese “kawaii” culture while learning how modern Tokyo developed alongside centuries old traditions :)

Get pumped for the Olympics with this insider’s walking tour of Harajuku and Omotesando, covering landmarks like Yoyogi Stadium. Tours are fully customizable, offering a mix of top attractions and under-the-radar sites, overlooked by most tourists. Browse the boutiques along Tokyo’s own “Rodeo Drive,” stop for a coffee along atmospheric backstreets, and listen to an enriching primer on the city’s vibrant architectural history from your own private guide.

One of the best ways to see a megacity like Tokyo is from above. Hop on board a private helicopter for a ten-minute ride above the skyscrapers of the Japanese capital. See the Tokyo Tower, Rainbow Bridge, Tokyo Bay, and perhaps even Mt. Fuji in the distance on a clear day. If you want to see a lot in a short time, this scenic flight is for you.

Even if you say Shinjuku, it's too big to know, Where should I go, where should I take photos? It's highly recommended for beginners. Guides with national qualifications will guide you. You can also learn about the culture and history of Shinjuku.

Kamakura served as Japan's capital from the 12th to the 14th century and is home to a concentration of temples and shrines that requires local knowledge to navigate efficiently—particularly for visitors with limited time in the city. This guided day tour covers Hase-dera Temple, Hokokuji Temple, and Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine, with a guide providing historical context at each stop.

Go beyond the typical dining establishments frequented by tourists and get a real taste of local life on this guided food tour in Tokyo. In the company of a local host, discover local ingredients and dishes you have never heard of, and visit eateries you'd never find on your own. Eat your way around the city, visiting 2-3 different places that might include side street yakitori, tiny sushi joints, and lively izakaya, while your host shares insights into Tokyo food culture.