Play Kabuki’s Shamisen with a Master in a Private Lesson Step into the world of Kabuki music and learn Nagauta shamisen with certified master Kineya Tokuryu. Enjoy a live performance, try playing the shamisen yourself, and expe... More

Immerse yourself in the electrifying nightlife of Tokyo with our Neon Lights, Shinjuku and Shibuya. As the sun sets, these two dynamic districts come alive in a blaze of neon signs and vibrant energy. Begin In Shibuya, where the ... More

• Begin at the picturesque Tsukiji Hongan-ji Temple, renowned for its unique architectural beauty. • Wander the bustling Tsukiji Outer Market, exploring stalls brimming with fresh seafood, premium meats, sake, delightful swee... More

Discover the art of Japanese incense making in the centre of Shibuya. In this hands-on workshop, you will blend natural aromatic ingredients, learn the basics of traditional incense craft, and shape your own personalised scent. Ou... More

At Shimbashi Tamakiya, which has been in business since 1782, you can learn about the history of onigiri, the Japanese soul food, and how to make it in English or French, using tsukudani, a traditional food that has been passed do... More

Japan has a unique food culture, with each prefecture having different specialties. There are many delicious foods in each region of Japan! Let's go on a tour of famous local foods in Yurakucho, just a short distance from Tokyo St... More

Visit Mt fuji and have a luxury lunch and dinner on this day trip from Tokyo. A private vehicle pick you up at your hotel. This tour is private charter with English speaking guide. Our guide will introduce you beautiful places foc... More

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 kim... More

Experience the energy and contrasts of Tokyo on a guided walking tour that links its most famous modern districts with its most important spiritual sites. We begin in Shibuya, home to the world-famous Scramble Crossing, where you... More

Discover the Art of Japanese Calligraphy (Shodō) Step into the world of shodō—a beautiful blend of art, language, and mindfulness. Unlike typical tourist activities, this hands-on experience invites you to slow down and conne... More

A local host will welcome you. Enjoy delicious sweets while enjoying the traditional Japanese culture, buildings, and atmosphere. Let's have fun while eating and walking around the city of Asakusa. As for meals, I go out to Asaku... More

Step into a real ninja hideout near Ginza & Tsukiji and discover NINJA STRETCH — a unique bodycare experience combining ancient ninja techniques with modern wellness. Guided by ninja-dressed staff, enjoy a powerful 2-on-1 assis... More

I’m not just your guide; I’m your shield against the "Tourist Traps." Let’s be honest: Tokyo is currently flooded with "tourist-priced" restaurants—flashy spots that look good on camera but serve mediocre food at high pri... More

Comfortable Roundtrip Tour from your hotel in Tokyo to Gotemba Premium Outlets - plays host to luxury boutiques and stores selling everything from clothes and accessories to cosmetics and home essentials. Its world-class boutiques... More

Guest will visit 3 places. Koganji-temple - Guest will do Bodhistant statue wash ceremony. Shinseiji-temple - Guest will see rare Buddha statue with hat. Guest can take picture with Buddha statue. Rikugien Garden - It has 88 view... More

①Learn essential Japanese phrases for travel, including greetings and ordering ②Practice real-life situations with fun role-playing activities ③Gain confidence in speaking Japanese and receive a mini phrasebook ④Enjoy a gu... More

Let's start with a casual 30min-meetup time to hang out with other guests, and the host, Ryo would be happy to chat about Japan and share his point of view as a local standup comedian! After chatting with new friends, you will e... More

Meiji Jingu is a shrine that was built to commemorate the Japanese Meiji emperor. The shrine was completed in 1920, but was later destroyed by the Tokyo air raids. The shrine that stands today was built in 1958, but its beauty cap... More

You wil visite one neighborhood of Edo city in 1840s constituted of - 3 shops of the main street - 2 aubergistes with boats - 5 one-room appartements - 3 food shops in a public place - 1 fire watching tower Your guide will play th... More

Discover the best of Japan on this expertly planned and comprehensive 10-day tour. Make the most out of your trip to Japan and save time and money in order to experience the best sights. Sightsee Japan’s top and most famous dest... More