Tours in Tokyo

This private transfer service starts at Tokyo 23 wards or Disneyland area, if you're not in Tokyo 23 wards there has a far distance cost for Yokohama /Saitama / Chiba etc. you can either book Haneda to Tokyo or Tokyo to Haneda transfer. We provide van type for 6 seat is Alpha or same type. 9 seat is HiAce. if you start at Haneda airport after you arrive driver will pick you up and within 1 hour you will be sent in Tokyo. After get your order, we will add your WhatsApp and make sure your pickup time and hotel. then driver will go to pick you and drop you off at airport.

Whether you’re flying solo or bringing the whole gang (up to 8 people), we’ve got a ride that’ll fit you just right. No need to stress about flight delays - we keep an eye on your flight and adjust pick-up times as needed. And the best part? We’re up and running 24/7, so we’ve got you covered no matter when you land. Our pricing is as clear as day - no hidden fees, just pay for your specific route and vehicle type. Sit back and relax in our clean, comfy, and cool vehicles while we handle your luggage with care. Got a question or need help with your ride? Our friendly customer service team is always ready to lend a hand. Important Reminder: Please confirm your hotel pickup address and correct flight number with customer service at least 24 hours before departure. We are not responsible for any service issues caused by incomplete or incorrect information.

If the reason for coming to Japan is to truly understand Japan and its people, not just the surface, then this tour will provide you with the best learning experience. On this tour, you'll learn about the essential spirit of Japan, which we have at the very bottom of our soul. It’s exciting to know why Far East Japan is the oldest country in the world. By visiting Kanda Shrine, you'll meet Japanese beliefs and prayers. It is an animistic belief within the lifestyle habits that have continued since the Jomon period (15,000 years ago), so much different from your concepts of religion and gods. I hope this tour provides you with a new perspective and a hint on how to live as a good human being in this confusing and changing era. On this tour, you can learn about the spirit of Japan, which we have at the very bottom of our soul. It’s exciting to know why far east Japan is the oldest country in the world and has a richhas a rich history.

Discover Karuizawa at your own pace with our private self-guided tour, which includes a bullet train ticket from Tokyo Station to Karuizawa Station. Here are some recommended ways to make the most of your time: Firstly, enjoy shopping at Karuizawa Prince Shopping Plaza, conveniently located just in front of Karuizawa Station. This plaza boasts a diverse range of boutiques, restaurants, cafes, and shops, each offering an array of local specialty products. It ensures that visitors can enjoy a rich and varied shopping experience. For those who appreciate the beauty of nature, make sure to visit Shiraito Falls and Kumobaike Pond to immerse yourself in a serene atmosphere. Additionally, Old Karuizawa Street provides a unique and historical experience for those exploring the area. Take a leisurely stroll along this charming historical shopping street. Customize your itinerary to match your specific needs and interests!

This shared door-to-door transfer is a hassle-free way to travel from your accommodation in Tokyo city to DECKS Tokyo Beach & Odaiba. It is a simple, cost-effective option available in two flexible timing slots: 8:30 – 9:30 or 10:30 – 11:30, to accommodate your schedule. Available seven days a week, you have the flexibility to visit the mall on any day of your choice. Transport is comfortable in our van/coach with other like-minded passengers. Our gracious professional drivers will get you to your desired destination as quickly and safely as possible. Cherry Tomato Omotenashi Phone Concierge representatives are always happy to assist you with any questions or services concerning your trip in Japan. Our 24-hour hotline is available to support you for any emergency assistance.

Enjoy a night of stand-up comedy in Shinjuku. Laugh along to a hilarious, high-energy stand-up comedy showcase at DecaBar Super every Friday and Saturday at 8 PM. Just steps away from the Godzilla head, take a seat and enjoy a night of unfiltered laughs, sharp observations, and plenty of jokes about Japan. If you’ve ever wondered why trains stop running so early, why ATMs close at night, or why you need a personal seal to buy a SIM card, the comedians have the answers (or at least some funny theories). Whether you’re a tourist exploring Tokyo, an expat looking for laughs, or just someone who appreciates good comedy, this is the show for you. With a lineup of pro comedians who’ve performed worldwide, this is the ultimate way to cap off your night in Tokyo.

Train in Centuries-Old Samurai Swordsmanship This is not a show. Learn real techniques from the Sengoku era—etiquette, breathing, posture, strikes, blocks, and focus—taught by the tsurugi samurai squad. Face the Demon (Oni) — Battle Inner Darkness The Demon reflects fear and weakness within. In a dramatic finale, confront it in a symbolic clash of spirit and shadow. Live a Samurai Fantasy Story Follow four chapters: [Prologue] → [Training] → [Battle] → [Recognition]. You’re not a spectator. You’re the hero. Receive a Scroll with Your Name At the end, receive a scroll with your name and the skills you’ve gained—proof you now carry a sword in your heart. English-Friendly & Family-Ready Fully in English. Great for solo travelers, couples, and families. Wear armor, take photos, and explore real Japanese spirit. Will You Carry the Sword in Your Heart? More than a workshop—it’s a journey of self-discovery. Face fear, calm your mind, and awaken your inner warrior.

Goshuin means a "red seal" is a seal given as a proof of visitation to a shrine or temple. The name of the shrine or temple, the name of the principal image, and the date of the visit are written in ink. You can make an eco-friendly upcycle goshuin book (stamp book) by reusing scraps generated in the kimono manufacturing process, used paper bags and wrapping paper as materials. If you visit shrines and temples with your hand-made Goshuin book, you will have a deeper memory. We will deliver valuable time that can only be experienced in Japan to tourists visiting Japan.

Let’s go sightseeing on a rickshaw is a staple attraction in Asakusa, as you can see them everywhere. The rickshaw driver will take you to a wide variety of spots, such as Kaminarimon, Tokyo Skytree, beautiful Sumida Park and take amazing photos that will remain in your memories! You will have a wonderful time unique to Asakusa by riding a rickshaw for 20 minutes.

Discover the untold secrets of Hachiko's life and death on a walking tour in Tokyo. Learn about the real story of Hachiko, the dog who waited for his owner for nearly 8 years at Shibuya Station. On Wikipedia, it said "1987 Japanese film Hachikō Monogatari. The original film told the true (No, untrue, it was inspired ) story of the Akita dog named Hachikō who lived in Japan. " Hachiko ( aka. Hachi ) had never lived as a stray dog in Shibuya. He was even faithful to the third owner. If you are a Hachi fan or a fan of the movie " Hachi: A Dog's Tale" Co-starring Richard Gere and starring three Akita dogs in 2009, you will find the unique experiences with Hachi's real and untold secrets of his life ( 11 years and 4 months ) and his death during this walking tour. This walking tour is specially organized after more than 10 years of work/investigation by the guide. Please do not miss it!

Kyodo Station in Setagaya Ward is a 15-minute train ride from both Shinjuku and Shibuya. It is a quiet town with Shimokitazawa for old clothes and Gotokuji Temple for beckoning cats along the line. At a public space called Kyodo District Hall, you can experience the Japanese culture of “shodo” (calligraphy) by rubbing ink and posture. Try writing your favorite character or kanji, or your own name with kanji characters. A master calligrapher teaches about 80 students from children to adults, She will teach you in a fun and attentive manner while chatting about Japanese culture and daily life. The works (uchiwa (Japanese fan), shikishi (colored paper), or postcards) that you write will be a wonderful memory of Japan.

Asakusa is said to be a downtown area. Sensoji Temple is the oldest temple in Tokyo, visited by about 30 million worshipers annually. Kaminarimon and Nakamise Street are also famous tourist spots. Strolling around Asakusa in a kimono suits you best. Asakusa Aiwa Kimono is a reliable and highly-reputed shop run by the owner of the kimono industry for 40 years. There are more than 800 kimonos and yukatas on hand, and there are always staff who can speak Chinese and English. The shop is very close to Asakusa Station, and you can easily go to Kaminarimon, Sensoji Temple, and Sky Three.

Stroll through Tokyo's rich history on this walking tour from the Imperial Palace to Tokyo Station. Start at the serene East Gardens, admiring the moats and gardens that echo the Tokugawa shogunate's past. Learn about Japan's imperial history and enjoy scenic views of the Nijubashi Bridge. As you wander through the Marunouchi district, experience the blend of modern architecture and historical sites, culminating at the iconic red-brick Tokyo Station, showcasing the city's vibrant transformation. This tour is perfect for history buffs and cultural explorers alike. - Discover the Imperial Palace East Gardens and its historic sites - Explore the Marunouchi district's modern architecture and art - Conclude at the beautifully restored Tokyo Station - Ideal for those interested in Japan's rich cultural heritage and modern life

1. Hidden Gems Over Crowds Ditch packed tourist traps! We prioritize serene Lake Shoji—Fuji’s quietest lake where you’ll find cherry blossoms (spring), lantern-lit festivals (summer), or snowscapes (winter) without jostling for space. 2. Year-Round Visual Drama At Lake Kawaguchi, every season dazzles: sakura tunnels (Mar-Apr), lavender fields (Jun-Jul), fiery autumn shrubs (Oct-Nov), or snow-framed Fuji. We adjust routes for peak beauty. 3. Swans & Slow Travel Only at Lake Yamanaka can you interact with photogenic wild swans gliding across Japan’s highest-altitude lake. Feed them, capture whimsical shots, or simply unwind—this isn’t a rushed photo stop, but a memory-making moment exclusive to our tour. 4. Unhurried Exploration, Stress-Free Comfort We build in 50% more free time than standard tours.Small groups (max 9) + hotel pickup = no cramped buses. We focus on quality moments, not rushed checklists. Others herd—we curate. Book your Fuji story today—groups fill fast!

Day trip from Tokyo to experience the breathtaking beauty of Mt. Fuji and its surrounding attractions. The iconic 5th Station of Mt. Fuji, located at an elevation of 2,300 meters above sea level. Please note: If the road to the 5th Station is closed, we will visit Kitaguchi Hongu Fuji Sengen Shrine instead. Next, Lake Kawaguchiko, the second largest of the Fuji Five Lakes. Enjoy meal at Kawaguchiko Craft Park (Optional) Visit Oshino Hakkai, a charming village recognized as part of the Mt. Fuji UNESCO World Heritage site, famous for its eight crystal-clear ponds. These ponds are believed to have formed from the remnants of Mt. Fuji’s eruptions and are fed by pure spring water. Gotemba Premium Outlet Mall, one of Japan's largest outlet shopping destinations. With hundreds of shops offering both Japanese and international luxury brands. Join us for this exciting day tour, where you can discover the captivating beauty and cultural richness of Mt. Fuji and its surroundings.

Experience traditional and modern Japanese sweets-making in English. Learn the art in a Japanese home, which is located in central Tokyo, and overlooks the Kanda River and local park ! With a maximum number of 4 participants, you will be able to enjoy learning in a cozy and friendly atmosphere. I try to make my recipes simple as possible so that they can easily be repeated when you get back home. So come and enjoy my class !

This tour is designed to harmonize Japanese nature and culture, in other words, experience Japan itself. Anyone interested in Japanese or Japanese customs will have a fresh discovery.

Speaking of Art, you can imagine a variety of things. This tour features art related to Tokyo(Edo). Tokyo(Edo) art includes many alternatives. For example, paintings, architecture, shrines, Geisha, and castles. However, these arts are not just another one. Figures of paintings and architecture are super famous worldwide. Shrines, Geisha Street, and the Castle are super historical. Do you know why? That's why you have your guide with you. You can experience and learn different sides of Tokyo from a Licensed Guide. Finally, you understand why this tour is not for Japan, but Tokyo(Edo), and Tokyo stands out more than any other city.

Have unlimited access to 13 routes and over 250 stations on both the Tokyo Metro or Toei Subway lines. Take in the best sights in Tokyo city without any worry of purchasing tickets individually at each station. - Pick up your Tokyo Subway pass at any of the convenient locations including Harajuku, Haneda, or Narita airports. - Tokyo Metro tickets are valid for 24, 48, and 72 hours to suit your travel needs. - This is an essential purchase for travelers in Japan who want to explore Tokyo and discover everything it has to offer.

Since ancient times in Japan, gardens have been created to express things that are not in front of our eyes, using materials that are right in front of us. Throughout the ages, people have strived to recreate dream-like places in their gardens that do not exist in reality. Through this experience, you can experience the charm of Japanese gardens. Create your own flower garden and enjoy its beauty.

At language exchange events, you can meet 4 to 5 different people each time you change seats, including local Japanese people and foreigners living in Japan. Get local information from all over Japan to make your trip more enjoyable and smooth. You can also make local Japanese friends and exchange contact information at events. A language exchange event will be an unforgettable experience during your trip to Japan. The participating members are very friendly Japanese locals. For this reason, many event participants form groups with like-minded members and sometimes spontaneously go out for drinks after the event. There is no need to think about mastering Japanese through the event. It would be great if you could learn some useful Japanese phrases and try using them with Japanese people during your travels. Or you can use it as an opportunity to output the Japanese you have learned. I'm looking forward to seeing you.

・Explore Tokyo Akihabara without risk of getting lost ・Receive personalized explanation how to play Pachinko

A total immersion in the world of the Japanese car! Incul dans le service A guide / drift pilot experienced for many years and who knows many secret spots. Few people get to see Tokyo in a DRIFT car with the ambiance that goes with it. Daikoku is inaccessible by train on foot or by bus!

Discover Japan’s historical and political roots on this guided tour. Explore the Tokyo Imperial Palace, once the site of Edo Castle—the center of political power during the Edo period. Within the palace’s East Garden, you’ll find a blend of historic ruins, scenic landscapes, and fascinating stories from Japan’s past. It’s a peaceful place where history and nature come together in the heart of the city.