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 Go-Kart Tour Shibuya-Harajuku-Shinjuku Street DriveYou drive a street-legal go-kart through Shibuya, Harajuku, and Shinjuku with a professional guide handling route and photography. The tour includes fuel, water, a locker, and both digital and printed photos. Plan for a full afternoon or evening depending on your preference, and bring your hardcopy IDP—it's non-negotiable.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see Tokyo from an angle nobody else gets and don't mind being the one in control. You'll need a hardcopy International Driving Permit before you arrive—that's the only real barrier, and it's worth sorting out because the drive itself is genuinely unlike any other city tour.
Tokyo Shibuya: Izakaya & Local Bar Crawl with GuideYou visit three different Shibuya bars across three hours — a traditional izakaya near Scramble Crossing, a modern bar in Miyashita Park, and a local spot on Center-gai where karaoke sometimes breaks out. Your English-speaking guide handles the introductions and pays the admission fees upfront, so you show up, order, and talk to people without figuring out the system first. You get photos during the tour and leave knowing at least one bar you'd actually go back to.Is it for me?Book this if you want to experience Tokyo's local bar scene without the confusion of finding places yourself or figuring out how to order — the guide handles the introductions and logistics, leaving you free to actually talk to people and enjoy the night.
Haneda Airport to Tokyo: Private Transfer with Flight TrackingYour driver meets you at Haneda arrivals with a name board and tracks your flight in real time. The transfer includes luggage assistance, a private air-conditioned vehicle, and all taxes — you arrive at your Tokyo hotel without arranging transport or negotiating a fare. The 90-minute free wait means no stress if your flight is delayed.Is it for me?Right for travelers arriving at Haneda without a Japan Rail Pass or local phone number, since the driver handles everything from the moment you land. The fixed price and 90-minute free wait remove the uncertainty of taxis or negotiating fares when you're tired.
Tokyo Private Walking Tour: Customized by a Local GuideA private customized walking tour of Tokyo with a local guide who builds the itinerary around what you want to see, whether that's spiritual sites like Meiji Shrine and Senso-ji Temple, the Imperial Palace, Shibuya Crossing, or quiet neighborhoods locals know. Hotel pickup is included; you choose the duration and which neighborhoods to explore, and the guide handles the route and the pace.Is it for me?Choose the walking tour if you want to move through neighborhoods at a natural pace and stop whenever something interests you; pick the car option if you'd rather see more of the city and spend less time on your feet. Either way, the guide builds the day around what you actually want to see, not a preset list.
Tokyo Go-Kart Tour: Shibuya Crossing, Tower & CostumesYou’ll feel like part of Tokyo’s pulse as you zip through Shibuya Crossing in costume, wave back at locals, and catch city icons up close from your go-kart seat. With a friendly guide leading the way, stops for photos, and that odd mix of nerves and laughter — this is sightseeing that sticks with you long after you’ve parked.
Tokyo Shinjuku Food Tour: Backstreets, 15 Dishes & DrinksYou’ll taste your way through Shinjuku’s backstreets with a local guide who knows every shortcut and story—sampling 15 Japanese dishes, sipping drinks in tiny bars, and picking up bits of Tokyo etiquette along the way. Expect laughter, smoky flavors, and memories that linger well past midnight.
Shibuya Friending Party: All-You-Can-Drink & Meet LocalsYou arrive solo or with friends, get an unlimited drink tab and a name tag, move freely between table games and conversations while the host reshuffles groups twice to guarantee new introductions, and leave with photos and a handful of people's contact details. The standing layout and card-shuffle system mean you're never waiting for someone else to start a conversation.Is it for me?Right for solo travelers or small groups who want to meet people in Tokyo without the pressure of arranging it themselves—the shuffle system and standing layout do the work of introducing you, so you show up and talk instead of standing alone at the bar.
Tokyo: Private City Tour with Senso-ji, Tsukiji & Shibuya StopsYou’ll move from temple incense at Senso-ji to bustling Tsukiji Market snacks and neon-lit Shibuya Crossing—all with a local guide who knows Tokyo’s shortcuts and stories. Expect laughter over language slips, time for quiet moments in Meiji Shrine’s forest paths, and tastes you’ll remember long after you leave.
Tokyo: English Stand-Up Comedy Show at Shibuya ClubYou get entry to a live English comedy show in Tokyo's only stand-up club, with a rotating lineup of Japanese and foreign comedians performing material about life in Japan. The venue is a 60-second walk from Shibuya Station, serves craft beers and snacks, and the tone shifts between polished premium shows and looser, experimental nights depending on the lineup. Book ahead for weekend slots.Is it for me?Right for anyone in Tokyo wanting a night out that doesn't require Japanese language skills or advance knowledge of who's performing — the room handles the entertainment, the location handles the logistics, and you just show up and sit down.
Asakusa: Senso-ji Temple, Matcha Making & Monjayaki LunchYou walk Senso-ji Temple and its surrounding shrines with a certified guide, sample traditional street food along Nakamise Street, make matcha at a tea house, then cook and eat monjayaki at a local restaurant. The tour includes lunch, a drink, and photos. Small groups, no need to arrange transport or figure out the temple protocol yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main Asakusa temples and local food without figuring out the temple customs yourself or hunting for an authentic monjayaki spot—the guide handles the navigation and the restaurant is already chosen, which leaves you free to actually taste what's in front of you.
Tokyo: Shinjuku & Shibuya Go Kart Tour in CostumeYou’ll suit up as your favorite character and drive a go kart through Shinjuku, Shibuya Crossing, Harajuku and Omotesando with an English-speaking guide leading the way. Expect lots of laughs, waves from locals and plenty of photos — plus all gear, insurance and fuel included. It’s a weirdly joyful way to see Tokyo.
Asakusa Street Food Tour: 5+ Local Vendors, 2 HoursA two-hour street food tour through Asakusa's residential neighborhoods, visiting 5+ local food shops and restaurants with more than 100 years of history. You taste authentic Japanese bites and sweets at each stop, learn how locals eat at a standing sushi bar and soba restaurant, and finish at Senso-ji Temple after passing through the Thunder Gate market street. The guide speaks English or Japanese and connects you with the business owners who run these places.Is it for me?Two hours is short enough to fit before or after other plans in your day, but long enough to eat properly at each stop and linger at the temple without feeling rushed. If you want to taste your way through a neighborhood instead of hitting landmarks, this works; if you need a full afternoon or want to explore Asakusa on your own pace afterward, book a later activity.
Tokyo: Daikoku JDM Car Meet & Night Highway TourYou ride Tokyo's most famous highways at night in a JDM car of your choice, cross the Rainbow Bridge from inside the vehicle, pass under Haneda's runways, and spend an hour at Daikoku PA watching hundreds of classic, modified, and rare cars. The guide handles all the navigation and insider knowledge—you just show up and experience the scene that shaped Japanese car culture.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Tokyo's underground JDM scene without arranging transport, finding Daikoku on your own, or navigating the highways at night—the guide handles the route and knows which cars to watch for, which frees you to just take it in.
Kyoto: Make Your Own Kimono with Vintage Fabrics & Custom FitYou’ll pick your own vintage kimono in Kyoto and learn how to fit and wear it comfortably with help from a local guide. Try customizing details like your name in kanji, ironed onto your new outfit. Enjoy hands-on moments with real silk fabrics before taking home your finished two-piece kimono — plus a few laughs along the way.
Tokyo Ginza: Sumo Show or Training with Ex-Pro WrestlersYou’ll step into Tokyo’s Ginza district and choose between cheering on retired sumo pros at a lively performance or joining them for real training on the mat. Try traditional rituals like salt throwing, enjoy bottomless chanko-nabe if you pick the show, and take home a signed handprint keepsake. It’s all guided by locals who make you feel welcome—even if your sumo stance is terrible.
Tokyo: Private City Tour with Photos, Snacks & Flexible RouteYou’ll wander Tokyo’s famous neighborhoods with a local guide who actually knows their way around—from Harajuku’s wild street style to Shibuya’s crossing rush and quiet moments in ancient shrines. Taste Japanese snacks, get your photo snapped at landmarks, and catch those small details most visitors miss. This isn’t just sightseeing—it feels like borrowing someone else’s city for a day.
Shibuya All You Can Eat Food Tour: 4–5 Local SpotsA 4-hour all-you-can-eat food tour in Shibuya led by a local guide who takes you to hidden izakayas, a tucked-away piss alley, and the Shibuya Crossing. You taste unlimited dishes at each stop, soft drinks and desserts included, and leave full. The guide speaks English or Japanese and welcomes children from age 3.Is it for me?Choose this if you want a guide who knows which hidden spots locals actually eat at—you'll visit multiple food stops in one night rather than hunting them down yourself.
Tokyo Roppongi: Yoshimoto Comedy Night with English ActsYou’ll slip into a lively Tokyo night with Yoshimoto Comedy in Roppongi—think unreserved seats, international acts like Wes-P from “Got Talent,” and laughter that doesn’t need translation. Enjoy a drink as comedians blend easy English and universal humor, making sure no one’s left out of the fun. It’s less about understanding every word and more about feeling part of something joyful.
Shibuya: Solo International Party & Unlimited Drinks SundayYou’ll join an international crowd for a relaxed Sunday night party in Shibuya with unlimited drinks and friendly locals eager to chat or play games. Expect easy introductions (name tags help!), laughter over table games like Jenga or Uno, and a few candid photos snapped by your host. You might arrive solo—but you won’t feel that way for long.
Shinjuku Golden Gai: Yakitori & Sake Night Tour TokyoYou walk four food stops through Golden Gai with a local guide who speaks English, eat yakitori and ramen and sushi, drink two included drinks, and see the shrine and covered market that frame the whole district. The guide handles the doors and the timing; you just show up and follow the smoke.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat real Tokyo nightlife without figuring out which bars let foreigners in—the guide handles the doors, the timing, and the translation, leaving you free to taste the food and feel the rhythm of the district.
