Things to do in Asakusa Goshuin collect Let local experts lead you to Tokyo’s unique temples ＆ shrines not commonly visited by tourists. Explore temples and shrines that showcase a blend of traditional elegance and creative mo... More

Explore Shibamata, a charming district renowned for its old Japanese charm. As you wander down the quaint streets, indulge in local delicacies such as Shibamata's iconic grass dumplings, mitarashi dumplings, rice crackers, and sav... More

Tsukiji was once home to the world's largest wholesale fish market and next to it was the outer market. The wholesale market was for retailers and restaurants, while the outer market was for general consumers. The wholesale marke... More

Let's embark on a journey through Tokyo's rich history and spiritual culture. First is Tomioka Hachiman Shrine. This is the hometown of famous Japanese cartographer Tadataka Ino, whose portable shrine is adorned with dazzling jewe... More

We are the ground handling agent which have over 45 years history. We have been producing wonderful experiences of Japan travel for tourists from all over the world. Furthermore, we finally start producing 1 day walking tour. Let'... More

Run Ginza, Tsukiji, a traditional Japanese garden, Rainbow Bridge, and Bay Area in Tokyo! This is an easy fun run sightseeing tour with 11 kilometers (7 miles) for 3 hours. It is designed for run lovers around the world, looking f... More

Discover exciting Akihabara, Tokyo's self-confessed geek town, with an expert pop culture guide. Then have one drink at the Maid Cafe. Explore the world's preeminent electric town with a specialized guide. See for yourself the ra... More

Discover the hidden charms of Asakusa! In this tour, Japanese female guides will show you around Asakusa in kimono. With their broken English and warm smiles, you can enjoy a relaxed atmosphere as if you were taking a walk with f... More

Are you seeking a sake and food experience in Tokyo? We offer a special tour in a less crowded izakaya street in Kamata. Our tour starts with the Chinese dish Gyoza, where you can enjoy juicy fried dumplings made by a Chinese chef... More

This Tokyo walking tour includes a Japanese traditional performance that you can enjoy as you partake in a Kaiseki dinner of 8 courses at the restaurant, Suigian! *Guided walking tour is 4hrs and spend 2hrs (It can vary) at Suigia... More

*Experience traditional Japanese culture in a day, including Zazen (meditation) and a Japanese meal on Restaurant Bus Tokyo! *Enjoy a seamless experience with our dedicated English-speaking guides. [What is Restaurant Bus?] The r... More

The aim of this tour is to make you discover the vegan side of the japanese food. Feel free to send a message or to visit our website, if you want to book this tour on another day. During this tour you will be able to taste jap... More

Explore the most historic landmarks of Tokyo’s most historic district, Asakusa with the whole family. Learn all about the area as you stroll around with a knowledgeable English-speaking host. Visit the famous Sensoji Buddhist te... More

This tea ceremony experience program includes a private lesson with a kimono-wearing component. Your tea ceremony experience will be held in beautiful Japanese gardens around Tokyo. You will surely be moved by looking at the beaut... More

Discover the vibrant and bustling Shinjuku area of Tokyo alongside your guide, tasting a variety of authentic Japanese dishes as you go. Begin your journey at a hidden sushi spot favored by locals, where you can enjoy an array of ... More

This 5 hour walking tour includes 1 hour tea ceremony experience with Kimono at HiSUi TOKYO in Ginza. Before your tea ceremony experience, you will go on a 4 hr walking tour with our licensed guide! Your guide will participate in ... More

This product comes with a private vehicle that is accessible for wheelchair users. Tokyo is full of hustle, bustle, and sights to see! But the maze of the metro system can tire some and provide challenges for those with walking l... More

This is the only place where you can not only observe but also participate in the Japanese festival! About 500 years ago, a Samurai warrior named Ota Dokan built a castle in Akabane. This was the beginning of Tokyo. The first Ak... More

This tour is an easy way to experience traditional Japanese culture. The first part of the tour will be a visit to Amazake-street, which is loved by locals, and you will do a taste of inari-sushi and Ningyo-yaki, witch is a sweet ... More

Join KYOKO, a Tokyo native and anime enthusiast, for a thrilling 4-hour tour through the Anime Pilgrimage of "Jujutsu Kaisen" in Shibuya and Harajuku, combined with the serene beauty of Meiji Shrine. Perfect for families seeking a... More