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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Tokyo Haneda Airport Transfer: Private Car & Flight TrackingYou get door-to-door pickup from Haneda to your Tokyo hotel with a driver who's already tracking your flight and will wait for you at arrivals. The flat rate covers up to five passengers, fuel, tolls, and parking — no hidden charges. Book round-trip to save money, and confirm your WhatsApp number so the driver can reach you the day before.Is it for me?Book this if you're landing at Haneda with luggage and want to skip the taxi queue and public transport — the driver waits for your actual arrival time, not a guess, which is what makes the flat rate work without stress.
Tokyo: Tower Observatory Deck Entry with Fast E-Ticket AccessYou’ll step into Tokyo Tower’s observatory deck with an easy e-ticket entry—no waiting in line—then catch sweeping views over Tokyo and maybe even spot Mt. Fuji on a clear day. Watch locals and travelers alike pause at the windows, soak up that quiet thrill from 150 meters up, and leave with a memory that lingers longer than you expect.
Tokyo Family Tour: Private Guide, Custom Itinerary & FunYou’ll explore Tokyo’s temples, markets, and parks with a local guide who keeps things fun for everyone in your group. Expect hands-on moments at Kappabashi Street, stories at Senso-ji Temple, lively market scenes at Ameyoko, and time for cherry blossoms in Ueno Park if you’re lucky. It’s relaxed but full — you’ll leave feeling like you really saw Tokyo together.
Mount Fuji & Lake Kawaguchi: 6 Viewpoints Small Group TourYou're picked up from your Tokyo hotel and driven to six Mount Fuji viewpoints across two lakes and a traditional village, with time to walk, photograph, and eat lunch without rushing. The group stays under nine people, the guide handles all the stops and timing, and you return to your hotel by evening without arranging transport or managing a rental car.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Mount Fuji from multiple angles in a single day without renting a car or planning transport yourself — the small group size and fixed itinerary handle both the logistics and the timing.
Tokyo & Yokohama Port: Private Transfer & Airport PickupYou book a one-way private transfer between central Tokyo and either Tokyo Cruise Port or Yokohama Port, confirm pickup details in advance, and receive your driver's information 24 hours before departure. The fixed price covers the vehicle and driver; customer support in English is available any time you need it.Is it for me?Book this if you're arriving at or departing from a Tokyo cruise and want the pickup time and driver locked in before you land—it removes the need to arrange a taxi, negotiate a price, or figure out the route yourself.
Tokyo Imperial Palace Walk & Nihonbashi Food TourStep into Tokyo’s Imperial Palace gardens with a local guide and wander through centuries-old Nihonbashi shops. Taste freshly made dashi soup stock, watch nori roasting, try your hand at washi papermaking, and finish with sake tasting — moments you’ll remember long after leaving Tokyo.
Shibuya Food Tour: Ramen, Izakaya & Hidden AlleysYou walk three hours through Shibuya's backstreets with a local guide, stopping at tachinomi bars, a 60-year ramen institution, and a retro izakaya where you taste seasonal dishes and drink three included beverages. The tour ends with a surprise dessert stop and covers the neighborhood's Showa-era history without the tourist crowds. Adults 20 and older only.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat where locals eat and skip the tourist-heavy spots—the backstreet route and fixed stops are what make it possible to taste real Shibuya in three hours without getting lost or spending the night negotiating menus.
Tokyo Private Custom Tour: Asakusa, Shibuya & Meiji ShrineYou get a private guide with deep local knowledge who adjusts the route to your interests — whether that's the famous landmarks or the quieter neighborhoods. The tour covers Tokyo Imperial Palace, Senso-ji Temple, Meiji Shrine, Shibuya Crossing, and Harajuku using public transit, with advice on subway passes and lunch spots included. You decide the pace and which stops matter to you.Is it for me?This works well if you want to see Tokyo's main landmarks but don't want to rush through them all in a fixed schedule, or if you'd rather skip the famous spots and explore neighborhoods where locals actually spend time. The customizable route means you're not locked into someone else's pace.
Tokyo Ginza Food Tour: Izakaya Hopping with Local GuideThis Tokyo food tour takes small groups through Ginza's hidden eateries—three stops serving fresh seafood, Wagyu beef and home-style Obanzai cooking—led by an English-speaking local guide who knows which dishes to order and why. The route skips the main streets and department stores, moving instead through cozy izakayas and family-run spots, with seven to ten dishes and three drinks included. Dietary adjustments (vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free) are possible with advance notice, though the operator cannot guarantee allergy-free preparation since food is made in partner kitchens.Is it for me?Start in Ginza itself—no hotel pickup, so you'll use public transportation to reach the meeting point. This works best if you're staying in central Tokyo or comfortable getting around by train; the guide confirms the exact spot when you book, and the neighborhood is easy to reach from most hotels.
Tsukiji Fish Market Sushi Class: Make & Eat Fresh SushiA 2-hour sushi making class and guided market tour at Tsukiji Fish Market in Tokyo, hosted by a 100-year market family. You walk through hidden shops and specialty stalls with an English-speaking local, then move into the kitchen to make 10 sushi pieces—tuna, salmon, vegetable rolls, inari sushi and a tuna roll—using fresh ingredients from the market and authentic Japanese knives. Your finished sushi goes into an original handcrafted wooden bento box, which you eat on-site. The group stays under 8 people, and children ages 3–9 get 20% off.Is it for me?At 2 hours total, this fits into a morning or afternoon without consuming your whole day, leaving time to explore more of Tokyo before or after. The class is hands-on and you eat what you make, so it works best if you are comfortable with raw fish and can arrive 10 minutes early to start on time.
Haneda Airport to Tokyo Hotels: Shared Shuttle TransferYou get picked up at Haneda terminal with a sign board, share a van with other arriving travelers, and ride door-to-door to your Tokyo hotel in one of the 23 central wards. One suitcase and one carry-on per person are included; the driver handles the route and timing, so you just sit back after your flight. Book with your flight details and hotel address, and confirm any extra baggage under Special Requirements.Is it for me?Book this if you want to skip the taxi queue and train navigation after landing, and your hotel is in central Tokyo with a phone number starting '03' — the fixed price and door-to-door drop-off mean you know exactly what you're paying and where you're going before you step out of the terminal.
Tokyo Grand Sumo Tournament: Ringside Seats & MuseumYou get ringside access to Japan's national sport during a fifteen-day tournament at Kokugikan Stadium in Tokyo, with admission included and the option to upgrade your seat. No guide, no transportation arranged — just you, the wrestlers, and thousands of fans who know exactly what they're watching. Matches run daily across the tournament window.Is it for me?Book this if you want to experience Japan's national sport live without arranging a guided tour or transport — the ticket gets you in, and the stadium's location on Tokyo's public transit means you handle the rest on your own schedule.
Tokyo National Museum: Private Guide & Permanent CollectionsYou get a private guide leading you through the Tokyo National Museum's permanent collections in the Main Building and Horyu-ji Gallery, covering 3,000+ artworks and nearly 100 national treasures spanning ancient to modern Japan. Admission is included; the guide handles the context so you don't miss what matters. The collection rotates weekly, so return visits always show something different. Plan for several hours to move through at a pace that lets the pieces register.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand what you're looking at instead of just moving past it — a private guide is what makes 3,000 artworks feel like a coherent story instead of an overwhelming catalog, and it keeps the pace yours instead of the crowd's.
Tokyo's Oldest Sake Brewery Tour: Private Day Trip with TastingA private guided day trip to Ozawa Shuzo, Tokyo's oldest functioning sake brewery, located 80 minutes by train from Shinjuku in the Tama river valley. The tour includes a riverside walk from Mitake station, a brewery tour with production methods and sake varieties explained by staff, a gourmet lunch at the brewery's traditional restaurant, sake tastings in the tasting rooms, a visit to a small forest temple, and return transport to Shinjuku with your guide. All food, drinks and beverages are included; minimum age is 20 years.Is it for me?This eight-hour day trip works best if you have a full morning and afternoon free and want to spend it outside central Tokyo. The 80-minute train ride each way means it is not a quick add-on to a busy schedule, but it is the trade that makes the riverside walk, the brewery tour, the lunch and the tastings all fit into one day without rushing.
Tokyo Anime Drawing Class & Museum Tour PrivateYou visit the Suginami Animation Museum to learn how anime is produced, tour a working anime school and studio in Nakano with a guide, and then draw in the anime style yourself with an instructor who teaches to your level. The experience is private to your group, lasts three hours, and includes all materials and transportation between stops.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand how anime actually gets made without spending a day researching studios on your own — the private format means your group moves at one pace, and the instructor adjusts the drawing lesson to whoever shows up.
Tokyo Food Market Tour with Local Guide & Custom StopsYou’ll wander Tokyo’s legendary fish markets with a local guide who knows every shortcut and snack stall. Taste fresh street food at Tsukiji, see Toyosu’s modern market action, explore Asakusa’s temple streets and quirky kitchenware shops — all at your own pace. Expect laughter, new flavors, and small surprises around every corner.
Private Mt. Fuji Tour: Lake Kawaguchi, Ropeway & Healing VillageIf you want a relaxed day exploring Mt. Fuji without worrying about trains or crowds, this private tour is perfect. You’ll get local tips, flexible timing, and real moments—like speed boating on Lake Kawaguchi or tasting houtou noodles—plus plenty of space for your group and luggage.
Tokyo Fuji Art Museum: Samurai Art & Western Paintings TicketYou walk through samurai armor and five centuries of Western paintings in one museum, with a special jewelry collection on display. Your admission ticket covers all exhibitions; the museum opens at 10 a.m. and closes at 5 p.m. daily except Mondays. Plan to arrive by 4:30 p.m. to have time inside, and bring comfortable shoes—the collection spans multiple floors and galleries.Is it for me?Right for anyone with a free afternoon in Tokyo who wants to see serious art without arranging a guided tour—you move at your own pace through five centuries of Western paintings and a major samurai exhibition, and the fixed admission price means no surprises at the door.
Tokyo Shopping Streets Tour: Harajuku, Akihabara & Local ShotengaiYou walk three or four of Tokyo's real shopping streets with a licensed local guide who knows the history and the rhythm of each one. Hotel meetup, no separate transport bookings, and the itinerary is yours to shape. Six hours total, starting when you're ready.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to see how Tokyo residents actually shop and eat, not just the famous landmarks—the guide's knowledge and your choice of stops mean you spend six hours in the neighborhoods that matter to you, without arranging transport or figuring out where to go next.
Mount Fuji & Lake Kawaguchi: Small Group Minibus Tour from TokyoYou start with hotel pickup or a Tokyo Station meeting, then spend the day moving between six Mt. Fuji viewpoints in a minibus of nine travelers. You'll see Lake Yamanaka with swans, the Chureito Pagoda framed by the mountain, the quiet village of Oshino Hakkai where you eat lunch on your own time, a famous convenience store with Mt. Fuji as its backdrop, and Lake Kawaguchi at Oishi Park. The minibus is air-conditioned, the group stays small, and you return to Tokyo by evening without arranging transport or timing yourself.Is it for me?Best for travelers based in Tokyo who want to see the main Mt. Fuji viewpoints in a single day without renting a car or navigating train connections — the fixed itinerary and small group size handle the logistics, leaving you to focus on the views and photography.
