Things to do in Tokyo
Day Trips from Tokyo8 optionsMount Fuji Tours17 optionsGo Kart Tour Tokyo19 optionsShibuya Tour20 optionsTokyo City Tour10 optionsTokyo Imperial Palace Tour56 optionsAkihabara Tour34 optionsTokyo Walking Tour184 optionsFood Tour Tokyo143 optionsHarajuku Tour44 optionsBike Tour Tokyo9 optionsSenso Ji Temple Tours67 options
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Mt. Fuji & Arakurayama Pagoda Day Trip with LunchYou’ll ride from Tokyo out past city edges into Mt. Fuji country—breathing crisp air at the 5th Station, wandering Oishi Park’s lakeside paths, and sharing a Japanese lunch with new faces. The climb to Chureito Pagoda is worth every step for that view alone—it’s one of those days you’ll replay in your head long after you’re home.
Tokyo: Tsukiji & Toyosu Markets Food Tour with Local GuideYou meet your guide at Tsukiji Honganji Temple and walk through Toyosu Market's observation deck to watch vendors at work, then navigate Tsukiji's seafood stalls and learn the market's history from a licensed local guide. You finish with time to eat breakfast or lunch at your own pace inside the market, and the whole experience takes 3 to 4 hours in the morning.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to see how Tokyo's food system actually works and meet a guide who knows the market inside out, without the early wake-up or the fixed meal that comes with other tours.
Shinjuku Hidden Izakaya Night: All-You-Can-Drink & Local FoodYou visit two working izakayas in Shinjuku that locals actually use, with a Japanese guide who knows the owners. All food and drinks—sake, shochu, sashimi, grilled meat, whatever the kitchen makes—are included. You walk through Memory Lane, Kabukicho, and hidden streets, see the Godzilla Head, and end near Golden Gai if you want more. Groups stay under ten, and the guide books early because the taverns fill up fast.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat and drink in real Shinjuku izakayas without arranging restaurants, negotiating bills, or wondering if you're in a tourist trap—the guide handles the access and the all-you-can-drink format means you can order freely. Reserve early: the taverns fill with locals every night, and the tour closes when they're full.
3-Hour Tokyo E-Bike Tour: Hotel Pickup, Motor-Assisted CyclingA private 3-hour e-bike tour in Tokyo that picks you up and drops you off at your hotel, with an English-speaking guide who customizes the route based on your interests. The e-bikes have motor assistance, so hills and longer stretches don't require the fitness they normally would. You'll ride 15–20 kilometers through a mix of landmarks (Shibuya Crossing, Asakusa, Tokyo Tower, Shinjuku) and quieter neighborhoods, with stops along the way for commentary and rest.Is it for me?Three hours leaves room for another activity or meal elsewhere in your day, and the hotel pickup means you're not spending time getting to a meeting point or recovering afterward. Book this if you want to see Tokyo on two wheels without the physical strain of a regular bike, and without building the logistics yourself.
Asakusa: Senso-ji Temple History Walk & Japanese SnacksYou’ll walk Asakusa’s ancient streets with a local guide, hear stories of fisherman brothers and temple legends, taste fresh-baked melon pan and rice crackers straight from tiny shops, draw your own fortune at Senso-ji Temple, and get lost in Rokku’s nostalgic alleys—a day full of small rituals and unexpected warmth.
Tokyo Food Tour: Edo to Akihabara, 14 Tastings & Small GroupYou walk through Nihonbashi, Ginza and Akihabara over 5.5 hours, tasting 14 Japanese foods from Edo-period shops, postwar izakayas, and modern fusion desserts. The tour handles the route and the reservations; you bring an appetite and the ability to walk about 4 miles with subway stairs. Public transport gets you between neighborhoods, and the guide handles the history and the context.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Japanese food through its history and neighborhoods without planning the route, making reservations, or timing yourself — the small group and fixed itinerary handle all three, which is what makes three eras of Tokyo food possible in one afternoon.
Tokyo: Sake Tasting Tour Shinjuku Golden Gai with SommelierYou’ll join a small group in Shinjuku Golden Gai with a certified sake sommelier guiding you through 6-7 unique sakes — including one you won’t find outside Japan. Learn to read labels, pair sake with Japanese food, and pick up little cultural insights along the way. Expect laughter, local stories, and maybe even a new favorite drink by the end.
Tokyo: Cute Bento Family Cooking Class & Akasaka WalkYou’ll shape your own character bento in central Tokyo with friendly local hosts who guide you step by step — no experience needed. Choose from cute designs like panda or Shiba Inu, snap some fun photos, then share your meal together. Vegan and gluten-free options are available if you let them know ahead. If you want more, join an optional Akasaka walk after class for an extra slice of daily Tokyo life.
Nagano Snow Monkeys Day Trip & Sukiyaki Lunch from TokyoYou’ll leave Tokyo behind for snowy Nagano, sharing laughs over sukiyaki lunch before trekking to see wild snow monkeys bathing in hot springs at Jigokudani Monkey Park. If you’re here in winter, you’ll even step inside glowing Kamakura snow huts. It’s a day full of small surprises and real moments you’ll remember long after you’re back on city streets.
Tokyo to Haneda Airport: Private Transfer with 24/7 SupportYou get picked up at your Tokyo location with advance confirmation, travel in a private air-conditioned car with an assigned driver, and have 24/7 support in three languages if anything changes. The route and timing are locked in before you leave, so you arrive at Haneda with time to spare and no transport stress left in your day.Is it for me?Right choice if you land in Tokyo with luggage and want to reach Haneda without navigating trains or negotiating with taxis—the driver waits at your pickup point and the price is set before you book, which is what turns a transfer into one less thing to think about on travel day.
Mt Fuji Day Trip from Tokyo: BBQ Lunch & Lake Motosu ViewsYou’ll ride out from Tokyo with a local guide who knows every shortcut to Mt Fuji’s best views. Enjoy Japanese BBQ by Lake Motosu, wander through Aokigahara Forest’s mossy silence, and pause at Shiraito Falls for photos or just to breathe it all in. Expect small surprises and honest moments you’ll remember long after.
Tokyo Walking Tour: Temples, Food Streets & Neon City SightsYou’ll wander Tokyo’s oldest temples and lively food markets with a local guide who knows every shortcut—and shares stories you’d never find alone. Feel the city’s contrasts as you cross neon-lit crossings and pause in quiet parks. Includes hotel pickup and flexible stops so you can see what matters most to you.
Tokyo Tsukiji Market Food Tour & Breakfast with Local TastingsYou’ll wander Tokyo’s Tsukiji Market with a local guide, tasting specialties like tamagoyaki and pickles while learning stories from longtime vendors. Savor a full seafood breakfast and pause at temples tucked between bustling stalls. It’s lively but there are quiet moments too—by the end you’ll feel part of the neighborhood, even if just for a morning.
Tokyo Tsukiji Fish Market Food Tour & Sashimi TastingYou’ll wind through Tokyo’s Tsukiji Fish Market with a local guide who knows every shortcut and secret stall. Taste fresh sashimi at a tucked-away spot where locals gather, sample street food straight from family-run counters, and soak up all the sounds and smells that make this place unforgettable.
Tokyo Asakusa: Chopstick Making Workshop Near SensojiYou’ll shape and sand your own pair of chopsticks in a cozy Asakusa workshop, guided by friendly locals who share stories behind Japanese craftsmanship. Expect laughter, gentle encouragement—even if you’re all thumbs—and a real sense of connection as you craft something unique to take home. It’s less about perfection and more about sharing a moment in Tokyo you’ll remember every time you pick up your new chopsticks.
Tokyo Daikoku Car Meet: Private Van Ride & Rainbow Bridge ViewsYou’ll ride in a luxury van through Tokyo’s elevated highways, cross Rainbow Bridge with city lights shimmering below, pause at Odaiba Seaside Park for a breath of salty air, and dive into the heart of Daikoku’s legendary car meet scene—guided by a local who knows every shortcut and story.
Mt. Fuji & Hakone tour from Tokyo: Bullet Train returnA full-day guided tour from Tokyo to Mt. Fuji's 5th Station (2,300 meters), Hakone's volcanic valley and Lake Ashi, with hotel pickup, Japanese lunch, sky gondola and lake cruise included; the Bullet Train option returns you to Tokyo Station by early evening instead of a bus ride. The tour does not run Saturdays or peak traffic days. Winter closures at the 5th Station redirect to alternative viewpoints; weather may substitute the gondola or cruise with nearby sites like Peace Park or Hakone Shrine.Is it for me?Choose the Bullet Train return if you want to end your day at Tokyo Station by 7:00 pm instead of spending another hour on the bus; pick the bus option if you prefer to return directly to your hotel area and have more flexibility with timing. The tour does not run Saturdays or peak traffic days, so book on a weekday when traffic is lighter.
Tokyo: Samurai Sword & Yabusame Archery Class with MasterYou’ll step into a real Tokyo dojo and learn samurai swordsmanship and archery from a master whose family has taught for generations. Try on traditional training wear, practice kata with a bokken, attempt slashing targets while moving, and even handle an antique matchlock gun—all with careful guidance and honest feedback. Expect moments of challenge and quiet pride that linger after you leave.
Mount Fuji Day Trip from Tokyo: Lake Kawaguchi, Chureito Pagoda & VillageYou’ll step into another rhythm outside Tokyo: walk among thatched houses in Saiko Iyashi-no-Sato Nenba village, climb up to Chureito Pagoda for one of Japan’s most iconic views over Mount Fuji, taste pure spring water at Oshino Hakkai, and wander lakeside paths at Kawaguchi and Oishi Park—all with a local guide and easy pickup included.
Tokyo Ramen Tasting Tour: 6 Mini Bowls at Top ShopsYou’ll slurp six different mini bowls of ramen across three award-winning Tokyo shops—with plenty of laughs and stories from your local guide along the way. Expect lively streets near Shibuya or Shinjuku, hands-on menu choices, and real insight into Japan’s ramen culture. It’s not just about eating—it’s about feeling Tokyo after dark.
