Explore the hidden gems of Tokyo on a guided e-bike tour. Discover the quiet neighborhood of Shōtō, the prestigious shrine of Yoyogi-Hachiman and the trendy Oku-Shibuya district. Only minutes from the chaos of Shibuya Crossing ... More

Shibuya attracts 2.9 milions of persons every single day. This tour wil show you historical layers which formed and created the charm of Shibuya. We begin your walk with Hachiko the dog. Observing Shibuya Crossing from the Inokash... More

Engage in the serene world of Ikebana, the Japanese art of flower arrangement, during this hands-on workshop in Tokyo. Under the guidance of a professional instructor familiar with international guests, you'll learn the history an... More

Discover the cultural significance of Kusatsu Onsen, one of Japan's most renowned hot spring towns, on this guided walking tour. Starting at Yubatake, observe the unique properties of Kusatsu's hot springs and their influence on t... More

Ranking among popular spots such as Shibuya, Shinjuku, and Asakusa, Shimokitazawa is a must see when you visit Tokyo. Located just two stops from Shibuya/Shinjuku, Shimokitazawa is a cutting-edge town famous for vintage clothing s... More

Located very close to Shibuya and Shinjuku, Yoyogi Uehara has matured into a town which embraces the new while cherishing the old downtown atmosphere. It is a beautiful residential area in central Tokyo, and is very safe, making i... More

The Akagane Highway was used to transport copper from Ashio Copper Mine to Edo (Tokyo). Visit Sori, an area full of nature which was the first post town along the highway, and steep yourself in the history and culture of the area.... More

Experience the exclusive workshop and delve into the artisan's dedication and skills on a special tour. Receive direct instruction in traditional techniques and experience the unique craft of kiri wood inlay. Explore a variety of ... More

Your First Stop in Japan — Find calm, focus, and create your own art. Start your Japan journey at EPiC, the perfect first stop to experience true Japanese culture. In a peaceful Tokyo studio, you’ll learn Shodo (Japanese calli... More

Discover the ancient art of Nagashi-zome, a flow dyeing technique from Japan's Edo period, in a hands-on workshop led by experienced professionals. Engage your creativity as you place fabric in a specially designed tube and pour v... More

Tiered Pricing 25,000 JPY per person — Group of 5 28,000 JPY per person — Group of 4 29,000 JPY per person — Group of 3 38,000 JPY per person — Group of 2 65,000 JPY per person — Solo traveler (1 person) 10,000 JPY per c... More

Ride the Keisei Skyliner to Tokyo in 36 minutes Explore Mount Fuji and Lake Kawaguchi Visit Meiji Shrine and Shibuya Crossing Tour Kinkaku-ji and Nijo Castle in Kyoto Stroll through Nara Park and meet sacred deer... 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 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

Immerse yourself in the rich Japanese tradition in Kawagoe, where you can dress in a kimono, taste sake and typical sweets, and tour the streets in a Jinrikisha. This tour offers an authentic experience that combines modern and tr... More

- Meeting Point and Shuttle Service Meet at Aoto Station by 9:20 AM, where a convenient shuttle will take you directly to the sumo stable. Sit back and relax—no need to worry about directions as your journey into the world of su... More

Take a deep dive into Tokyo’s lesser-known past on this small-group evening walking tour through Asakusa and Yoshiwara—neighborhoods rich in Edo-period history, local culture, and quiet charm. With a knowledgeable guide, you�... More

Discover the historical significance of Edo Castle remains with your personal guide. Located next to the Imperial Palace, the East Gardens is where the largest castle in Japan once stood. From this very site, the shogun governed E... More

Get ready to dive into Japan’s culture and language in a fun, hands-on Japanese lesson made just for travelers! In this interactive class, you’ll learn simple, useful Japanese phrases that you can use right away — from order... More

The Asakusa Sightseeing and Street Food Tour is a walking tour for first-time visitors and repeat travelers to experience Japanese culture and local food together. The tour covers famous spots such as Kaminarimon Gate and Senso-ji... More