IMPORTANT INFORMATION: Our vehicle is Middle Bus that accommodates 15 guests plus 20 big suitcases at most in cace of bringing these. Or if there is no luggage, the maximum accommodation is 20 guests. In case of 16-20 guests, plea... More

Discover the popular Nakano district through this walking tour, which will introduce you to the essentials of the neighborhood as well as the most unusual places. Nakano, located just 5 minutes by train from Shinjuku is often ref... More

@TOKYO | 1–6 people | Private Tour Love the traditional atmosphere of Asakusa or Kyoto? Discover a quieter side of old Tokyo where history, culture, and local traditions come to life without the crowds. Step into the world of ... More

Experience authentic Japanese sushi making just 10 minutes from Shibuya. Learn from a sushi master at a restaurant with over 50 years of history. You’ll prepare seven types of sushi and master sushi rice. Enjoy your creations, c... More

One of the challenges of navigating Tokyo is the complex transportation system. This tour aims to make your transition easy. Explore the city the local way by utilizing the public transit with the expert who knows the system very ... More

Destinations within approximately 1.5 hours or 50km one-way from central Tokyo may include: Mt. Takao – A scenic mountain escape with forest trails, a historic temple, and panoramic views. Perfect for light hiking and cultural d... More

Kabukicho is one of the largest entertainment districts not only in Japan but in Asia. As an electronics district and a financial district, it also has a rich entertainment culture and nightlife. Rather than physical souvenirs, ... More

Discover Tokyo’s rich Edo-period heritage while cycling through its vibrant neighborhoods on this premium guided e-bike tour. Begin your journey in Yanagibashi, a former geisha district, and pedal along the Sumida River, explori... More

Just a 3-minute walk from Tokyo Skytree and 2 minutes from Oshiage Station Exit B2. It’s also easy to reach from Asakusa and Ryogoku! Our studio is located right next to a small shrine, offering a calm and sacred atmosphere — ... More

At a sake brewery in the suburbs of Tokyo, you can enjoy a sake tasting and a tour of the brewery. A part of Tokyo called Okutama is a place rich in nature and the air and water are clean. You will be surprised by the richness of ... More

Coming to Tokyo, Japan to spend your holiday with your family will be so much fun. Going here with your kids or siblings, Doraemon Museum will be the right place to visit. Meeting with the characters in the cartoon like Nobita, Do... More

Step into the world of Samurai in Tokyo. Discover samurai culture and the true story of Japan's legendary 47 Ronin. Your journey begins at Sengakuji Temple. Offer incense at the graves of all 47 Ronin. Experience simple Sutra C... 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

Already been to Sensoji and Zojoji? Have a love of history? This guided tour explores a pocket of the city once feared and avoided—where execution grounds, unclaimed graves, and grim legends shaped local history. We begin wher... More

Leave the busy city behind and discover the spectacular natural beauty of western Tokyo on this full-day Hinohara & Okutama Nature Escape Tour. Explore peaceful forests, majestic mountain scenery, hidden waterfalls, and impressive... More

This 4 hr walking tour includes 1 (or 2) hr traditional Washi making experience at "watashino" handmade Japanese paper shop. Washi paper is made in a vat containing soaked tree pulp and that is fished out with a flat net to make p... More

Tokyo is one of the biggest cities in the world. Capital of Japan, technology, tradition and strange things can be seen in this city. This tour will mainly focus on one of the most touristic and traditional areas of Tokyo, Asakusa... More

Step into Tokyo's Lucky Cat town, where 1,000 maneki-neko line a hidden temple courtyard. In the 17th century, a cat lifted its paw, saved a feudal lord from a thunderstorm - and gave Japan its most famous lucky charm. The whole ... More

Explore Tokyo with a private guide! We are all Local citizens, Multilingual, and Friendly tour guides, We have hosted more than 300+ guests. Your guide will create an itinerary based on your interests. Please share your thoughts... More

Here in Kamado House, a studio inspired by a traditional Japanese kitchen from 100 years ago, you can step inside and experience the daily life of ordinary Japanese people. "Why was chestnut wood used for Japanese kitchen floors?... More