Tours and guided visits in Tokyo

Mount Fuji Guided Day Tour with Lake Kawaguchi & Lake Yamanaka Escape Tokyo for a spectacular day exploring Japan's most famous mountain and its pristine lakes. This guided tour takes you to Mount Fuji's two most beautiful lakes - Kawaguchi and Yamanaka - where you'll capture postcard-perfect reflections of the snow-capped peak in crystal-clear waters. Your English-speaking guide shares local insights as you travel in a comfortable air-conditioned coach through Japan's stunning countryside. The tour includes stops at Arakurayama Sengen Park and the famous Chureito Pagoda, where Mount Fuji creates a spectacular backdrop for photos. At the lakes, you'll have free time to explore, with optional activities like hot spring bathing, windsurfing, and cycling available at extra cost. Whether you're seeking natural beauty, cultural sites, or outdoor activities, this full-day adventure delivers an authentic taste of Japan's most celebrated region. What is Included Guided full-day tour of Mt. Fuji, Lake Kawaguchi and Lake Yamanaka English-speaking guide throughout the tour Round-trip transfers in an air-conditioned coach Admission to Arakurayama Sengen Park (seasonal) Hotel pickup and drop-off for selected areas (if option chosen) Good to Know This full-day tour requires moderate walking across various terrains. Dress appropriately for changing weather conditions as mountain areas can be cooler than Tokyo. Lunch is not included, though local dining options are available at the lakes at your own expense. Optional activities like cycling, windsurfing, and hot spring bathing are available during free time, with entrance fees payable on the day. The tour offers an upgrade option for small groups with hotel pickup from major Tokyo areas including Shinjuku, Chiyoda, and Shibuya. Supervise children at all times, especially near the lakes, and follow your guide's safety instructions throughout the day. Arrive at the pickup point on time to avoid delays for other passengers. For more Tokyo day trips, consider the Nikko UNESCO World Heritage day trip to explore Japan's spiritual heritage, or discover traditional culture on a Kamakura guided tour featuring the Great Buddha and ancient temples.

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Amazing Tokyo 1-Day Bus Tour Discover 18 of Tokyo's most treasured landmarks in a single day with this comprehensive guided bus tour. Starting at the famous Shinjuku Love Statue, you'll explore everything from ancient shrines to modern districts, experiencing the full spectrum of Japan's capital city. Your professional English-speaking guide brings Tokyo's story to life as you travel between Meiji Shrine, the Imperial Palace, Harajuku, Akihabara, and the historic Asakusa district. This tour perfectly balances Tokyo's spiritual side with its modern energy. You'll visit the serene Meiji Shrine surrounded by woodland, photograph the iconic Kaminari-mon Gate at Asakusa, and ascend Tokyo Skytree for panoramic city views. The itinerary includes a scenic Tokyo Bay cruise past Rainbow Bridge, plus time to sample local matcha specialities and optional authentic Japanese lunch at a traditional izakaya. Travel in comfort aboard an air-conditioned coach with Wi-Fi, ensuring you stay connected while exploring. For those planning to explore more of Japan's cultural sites, consider adding a traditional tea ceremony experience to deepen your understanding of Japanese traditions. What is Included Professional English-speaking guide Multilingual audio guides (English, French, Italian, Spanish, German, Portuguese) Air-conditioned bus transportation with Wi-Fi Tokyo Skytree Tembo Deck skip-the-line entry Tokyo Bay cruise at Odaiba Choice of matcha drink, matcha gelato, or matcha beer Optional Japanese lunch (karaage set meal with soft drink) Alternative museum or garden visit on Tuesdays when cruise doesn't operate Good to Know Meet at Shinjuku Love Statue in central Tokyo and arrive 15 minutes before departure. Bring valid photo identification for ticket redemption. The tour operates in all weather conditions, though the itinerary may be adjusted for weather, traffic, or public holidays. On Tuesdays, the Tokyo Bay cruise is replaced with visits to either Fukagawa Edo Museum or Hamarikyu Gardens. Vegetarian and gluten-free meal options are available but must be requested in advance when booking. If you're interested in exploring Tokyo's spiritual side further after this tour, the Meiji Shrine guided experience offers deeper insights into Shinto traditions. Those fascinated by the Asakusa district might enjoy a dedicated Asakusa food walking tour to sample more local specialities.

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Tokyo Tower and Subway Combo Tickets This combo ticket combines Tokyo's most recognised landmark with unlimited city transport, giving you both panoramic views and the freedom to explore. You'll get access to Tokyo Tower's Main Observatory plus 24 hours of unlimited travel on Tokyo Metro and Toei Subway lines. Perfect for first-time visitors who want to see the city from above and then navigate it easily at ground level. The package saves you time and money by bundling two essentials into one booking. No queuing twice, no separate ticket purchases. Start with the tower views, then use your transport pass to reach districts like Asakusa, Shibuya, or Akihabara without worrying about individual fares. How It Works Your combo ticket includes two separate components that you can use flexibly: Tokyo Tower access: Present your ticket at the tower entrance to reach the Main Observatory at 150 metres above ground 24-hour subway pass: Collect from designated vending machines at any subway station before your first journey Unlimited travel: Use Tokyo Metro and Toei Subway lines for 24 consecutive hours from first activation Flexible timing: Visit Tokyo Tower and activate your subway pass on the same day or different days during your booking period The subway pass covers the entire Metro and Toei network, connecting you to major attractions, shopping areas, and cultural districts across the city. Simply tap in and out as you explore. Good to Know Both Tokyo Tower and subway stations are wheelchair accessible. Children under 4 enter Tokyo Tower free of charge, though you should confirm age restrictions directly with venues if needed. Your 24-hour subway ticket begins its countdown from the moment you first use it, not from purchase. You can visit Tokyo Tower on any day during your booking validity period. The pass covers Metro and Toei lines but does not include JR trains or private railway companies. This booking cannot be cancelled or rescheduled once confirmed, so ensure your travel dates are final before purchasing. For other Tokyo transport options, consider the Tokyo airport transfer services or explore more city attractions with Tokyo Skytree tickets.

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Sky Hop Bus Tokyo Hop-On Hop-Off Tour The Sky Hop Bus offers the perfect way to explore Tokyo at your own pace with unlimited rides on open-top buses across three comprehensive city routes. With 19 strategically placed stops covering major landmarks like Tokyo Tower, Tokyo Skytree, Senso-ji Temple, and Shibuya Crossing, you can hop on and off as often as you like throughout your ticket period. Three distinct routes showcase different sides of Tokyo. The Blue Course takes you across Rainbow Bridge to modern Odaiba and through upmarket Ginza. The Red Line focuses on traditional culture with stops at sumo town Ryogoku, historic Senso-ji Temple, and electronics hub Akihabara. The Green Course covers contemporary Tokyo highlights including Shibuya's famous scramble crossing and the tranquil Shinjuku Gyoen gardens. All buses run every 25 to 40 minutes from 9:10am, with the last buses departing between 6pm and 7:21pm depending on the route. Seven-language audio guides provide insights into Tokyo's history and culture as you travel between stops. What is Included 1 or 2-day unlimited hop-on hop-off bus pass Access to Blue, Red and Green lines Multilingual audio guide (Japanese, English, Chinese, Korean, Spanish, French, German) Onboard Wi-Fi and earphones Poncho or raincoat during rainy season Good to Know All routes depart from Marunouchi Mitsubishi Building, with buses running every 25 to 40 minutes throughout the day. You can board at any designated stop during your ticket period using your mobile ticket. The buses operate rain or shine, with ponchos provided during Japan's rainy season. Free Wi-Fi and earphones are available onboard for the audio commentary. No advance reservations are needed for specific buses - simply show up at any stop and board when the next bus arrives. For those wanting to explore Tokyo's cultural side beyond the hop-on hop-off routes, consider adding a guided walking tour of traditional Tokyo districts or visit the Tokyo Tower observation decks for panoramic city views from one of the tour stops.

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Tokyo Guided Half-Day Bus Tour with Tokyo Tower Observatory This comprehensive Tokyo tour combines the city's most famous landmarks with comfortable bus transport and expert local guidance. You'll visit the Imperial Palace, explore traditional Asakusa district with its ancient Senso-ji Temple, and enjoy panoramic city views from Tokyo Tower Observatory at 150 metres above street level. The tour strikes an excellent balance between Tokyo's modern attractions and historic sites. Your knowledgeable guide provides commentary throughout the journey, sharing insights into Japanese culture and pointing out significant landmarks as you travel between stops in an air-conditioned bus. What is Included Comfortable air-conditioned bus transport to all tour stops Professional English-speaking guide Entry ticket to Tokyo Tower Observatory (150m level) Guided visits to Imperial Palace, Asakusa district, and Senso-ji Temple Time to explore Nakamise Street market stalls Good to Know The tour lasts half a day and includes comfortable bus transportation between all stops. You can choose your preferred meeting point within Tokyo after booking. The itinerary is suitable for families with children and covers both indoor and outdoor locations. Meals and snacks aren't included, but you can purchase traditional Japanese treats along Nakamise Street's 200-metre stretch of market stalls. Please arrive punctually at your selected meeting point and follow temple etiquette when visiting Senso-ji. Smoking and alcohol aren't permitted during the tour. For those wanting to explore more of Tokyo's traditional side, consider the Asakusa district walking tour which delves deeper into the historic quarter. If you're interested in other Tokyo viewpoints, the Tokyo Skytree observation deck offers even higher vantage points over the city.

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This day tour from Tokyo covers the Nikko World Heritage area, a mountainous region roughly 140 kilometres north of the capital that holds some of Japan's most significant Edo-period architecture. The centrepiece is Tōshōgū Shrine, the mausoleum of Tokugawa Ieyasu completed in 1617, known for its elaborately carved Yōmeimon Gate and the carved sleeping cat, Nemuri-neko. The site as a whole was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1999. Beyond the shrine complex, the tour includes Lake Chūzenji, a caldera lake sitting at around 1,270 metres elevation, and Kegon Falls, which drops approximately 97 metres and ranks among Japan's three great waterfalls. Tickets cover guided commentary throughout, return transport from Tokyo, and entrance to the listed sites. Check the schedule for seasonal availability, as autumn foliage and winter snow conditions affect access to certain areas.

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Tokyo Shibuya Street Go-Kart Tour This ticket admits you to a 120-minute guided street go-kart tour through some of Tokyo's most recognisable landmarks. Starting near the Imperial Palace, your English-speaking guide leads the group past Shibuya Crossing, through Roppongi's lively streets, and on to Tokyo Tower for a striking finish. A support vehicle follows throughout to keep the group safe. This is not a conventional sightseeing tour. Each participant is invited to choose a costume from a range of themes, including superheroes, popular characters, and quirky designs, so the group makes a memorable impression on Tokyo's busy roads. Every driver is equipped with a chest-mounted 4K action camera to record the journey, and complimentary photos are taken at points along the route. Insurance coverage, fuel, and all equipment are covered by your ticket. Highlights Drive past the Imperial Palace and take in Tokyo's historical heart from behind the wheel Navigate around Shibuya Crossing, one of the world's busiest pedestrian intersections Cruise through Roppongi's energetic district on four wheels Take in impressive views of Tokyo Tower as the tour's grand finale Record your adventure with an included 4K action camera and complimentary photos taken along the route Choose from a wide variety of costumes to personalise your experience Plan Your Visit Participants must be 18 or older and bring their original driver's licence, a valid passport, and a 1949 Geneva Convention International Driving Permit in physical booklet form. Digital or paper permits are not accepted. Some nationalities require an official Japanese translation of their licence. Without the correct documentation, participation will not be possible and no refund will be given. Wear comfortable clothing and closed-toe shoes. Sandals, heels, and open-toed footwear are not permitted for safety reasons. The 120-minute tour includes all safety equipment, insurance, and costume hire. While visiting Tokyo, you may also enjoy the views from the Tokyo Skytree observation decks or explore traditional culture at Senso-ji Temple in Asakusa. Alcohol is not sold through this listing. Any tasting is served on site by the operator to guests of legal drinking age.

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Listed venue address: 42, 2nd floor, Kanda Higashimatsushitacho, Chiyoda City. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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This walking tour covers three of Tokyo's most distinct districts in a single half-day, moving from the seafood alleys of Tsukiji to the temple precincts of Asakusa and finishing in the electronics and anime quarter of Akihabara. The format is a guided walk with one subway transfer between Asakusa and Akihabara, making it a practical way to cover significant ground across Tokyo without independent navigation. Each district represents a different era and function of the city, and the contrast between them is the core of what the tour delivers. At Tsukiji Outer Market, the guide leads visitors through the narrow vendor lanes to sample fresh seafood and Japanese tamagoyaki omelettes, explaining the market's role following the relocation of the wholesale fish auction to Toyosu in 2018. In Asakusa, the route passes through Kaminarimon, the Thunder Gate with its large red lantern, along Nakamise-dori shopping street, and into the grounds of Senso-ji, Tokyo's oldest Buddhist temple, founded in 628 AD. The guide covers temple etiquette and the mythology attached to the site. The tour closes in Akihabara, where multi-storey electronics retailers, retro gaming shops, and anime merchandise stores line the main boulevard. Tickets cover the guided experience throughout all three districts; transport costs and food purchases are additional.

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Listed venue address: Tsukiji Station, 3 Chome-9 Tsukiji, Chuo City, Tokyo, Japan, Tokyo. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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This 5-hour guided walking tour covers three of Tokyo's most distinct districts: Tsukiji, Akihabara, and Asakusa. Led by a certified local guide, the tour moves between the city's historic east side and its contemporary pop-culture quarters, giving a grounded overview of Tokyo that would take considerably longer to piece together independently. Asakusa is home to Senso-ji, the city's oldest Buddhist temple, founded in 645 AD, while Tsukiji remains a working outer market district known for fresh seafood and street food stalls. Akihabara, by contrast, is the centre of Tokyo's electronics and anime culture. On the ground, the tour includes street food tastings at Tsukiji, a walk through the Asakusa temple precinct and its surrounding Nakamise shopping street, and time in Akihabara to take in the district's distinctive retail culture. The guide provides historical and cultural context throughout, covering both the traditional and modern aspects of the city. Tickets cover the full five hours of guided walking across all three districts. The tour runs in small groups and is suited to couples, families, and solo travellers. Check the booking page for available departure times and group size details.

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Listed venue address: Tsukiji, 3 Chome−15−1, Tokyo. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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Your Experience Move beyond standard sightseeing and dive deep into the cultural roots of Tokyo on this premium Tokyo walking tour. We explore the "Shitamachi" (traditional downtown) to understand the profound philosophies behind Japan's commerce and faith, visiting the iconic Tsukiji Outer Market and historic Asakusa. 1. Tsukiji Outer Market (Dynamic Food Tour & Shokunin Spirit): We begin at the heart of Japan's culinary heritage: the world-famous Tsukiji Outer Market. Beyond the bustling alleys and glowing lanterns, your expert guide will introduce you to the concept of "Shokunin" (the artisan/craftsman spirit). As you enjoy a mini Tokyo food tour—tasting premium seafood, authentic street food, and local specialties—you will learn the untold history of how Edo-period fishmongers shaped modern Japanese food culture. We navigate the maze-like streets to observe these dedicated merchants in action. 2. Asakusa & Senso-ji Temple (Faith, Myths & Traditions): Transitioning from commerce to spirituality, we take a convenient subway ride to historic Asakusa. This is not merely a photo stop at the famous Kaminarimon (Thunder Gate); it is a masterclass in Japanese faith. As we walk down the centuries-old Nakamise shopping street, your guide will explain the fascinating history of Senso-ji Temple's evolution from a humble fishing village to the entertainment capital of the Edo period. You will master the correct etiquette for cleansing and praying, while unraveling the complex relationship between Shinto and Buddhism. Leave with a full stomach and a profound, insider's appreciation for Tokyo's resilient downtown heritage.

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Listed venue address: Japan, Tokyo, Chuo City, 築地４丁目8−1 ローソン 築地四丁目店, Tokyo. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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The Sushi Bento Making and Tsukiji Market Insider Tour is a walking tour in Tokyo combining a guided visit to Tsukiji Market with a hands-on sushi-making class. Tsukiji, once home to the world's largest wholesale fish market before its 2018 relocation, retains a dense network of specialist food shops, vendors, and working kitchens that most visitors never reach. The tour is led by a local insider with connections to the market's working community, giving access to behind-the-scenes shops not open to the general public. The walk covers hidden sections of the market, with stops to meet local vendors and observe the food culture that has shaped Tokyo's culinary reputation. Fresh tuna is purchased during the tour and carried through to a tasting session before the sushi class begins. Participants then make ten pieces of sushi and arrange them in a handcrafted wooden bento box made by Japanese artisans, building the box piece by piece before sitting down to eat the finished result. Tickets cover the guided market walk, tuna tasting, all ingredients, and the wooden bento box to take home.

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Listed venue address: 4-chōme-10-6 Tsukiji, Chuo City, Tokyo. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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The Akihabara Anime and Game Adventure Walking Tour is a guided tour of Tokyo's Akihabara district, exploring the neighbourhood known as the "Holy Land of Otaku" and Japan's foremost electronics and pop-culture quarter. The tour is led by a local expert and covers the full arc of Akihabara's history, from its post-war origins as a black-market electronics hub to its current status as the global centre of anime, manga, and gaming culture. It has been recognised in TripAdvisor's Best of the Best 2025, placing it in the top one per cent of Tokyo attractions worldwide. Participants play retro arcade games, browse vintage console shops, and visit specialist figure retailers where guides draw a direct line between hyper-detailed contemporary anime figures and the craftsmanship traditions of 800-year-old Japanese Buddhist sculpture. The group also enters a Maid Cafe with insider context on how the "moe" hospitality style developed within Otaku culture. A structured treasure-hunt segment covers the main shopping highlights and leaves visitors confident to navigate the district independently afterwards. Tickets are available for both group and private formats, with booking options covering various departure times to suit different schedules.

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Listed venue address: 1 Chome-17-6 Sotokanda Chiyoda City, Tokyo. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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Your experience Discover Tokyo's most iconic traditions in a single day, from watching authentic sumo training and tasting fresh sushi to enjoying a traditional tea ceremony and panoramic city views from Tokyo Tower. Getting started Meet your English-speaking guide inside Hamacho Station 15 minutes before departure. After a short introduction, begin your journey through Tokyo using comfortable transport as you travel between some of the city's most celebrated cultural landmarks. From historic neighbourhoods to modern attractions, this guided tour offers a seamless way to experience the many sides of Japan's capital. What to expect Your first stop is Arashio Sumo Stable, where you'll watch professional sumo wrestlers train from a designated viewing window. Witness the discipline and intensity of Japan's national sport while your guide shares insights into sumo traditions and daily life inside a stable. Next, head to the lively Tsukiji Outer Market, one of Tokyo's best-known culinary destinations. Wander through bustling market lanes, sample fresh sushi and local street food, and enjoy free time to browse specialty shops or capture memorable photos. The journey continues to Hamarikyu Gardens, a tranquil Edo-period landscape that beautifully contrasts Tokyo's modern skyline. After a guided introduction to the gardens, unwind with a traditional matcha tea and Japanese sweets experience at the historic Nakajima Tea House. Your final stop is Tokyo Tower, one of the city's most recognisable landmarks. Ride up to the observation deck for sweeping views across Tokyo's skyline before concluding your sightseeing adventure. This full-day Tokyo highlights tour combines authentic cultural experiences, iconic landmarks, local flavours, and expert commentary, making it an ideal choice for first-time visitors looking to experience the city's rich heritage in a single itinerary.

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Listed venue address: 2-chōme-59-3 Nihonbashihamachō, 中央区 東京都 103-0007, Japan, 2-chōme-59-3 Nihonbashihamachō, Tokyo. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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This guided tour of Tokyo combines three distinct experiences across roughly four hours: a timed entry to teamLab Borderless at Azabudai Hills, a short art walk through Roppongi, and access to the Tokyo City View observation deck atop Mori Tower. teamLab Borderless is a large-scale digital art museum where artworks are not confined to individual rooms but move between spaces and respond to visitors, creating a continuously shifting environment across the entire floor. The Azabudai Hills site, part of Tokyo's newest large-scale urban development, houses the museum's current permanent installation. From teamLab Borderless, a guide leads the group on foot or by bus to Roppongi Hills, pausing at Louise Bourgeois's Tokyo landmark sculpture Maman, a large-scale bronze spider that has stood at the base of Mori Tower since the complex opened in 2003. The tour concludes at the Tokyo City View deck, 250 metres above street level, where floor-to-ceiling glazing and an open upper section frame views of Tokyo Tower and, on clear days, Mount Fuji. Tickets cover the guided portion, guaranteed entry to teamLab Borderless with 1.5 hours inside, and admission to the observation deck. Groups are small, and the full itinerary runs approximately four hours.

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Listed venue address: teamLab Borderless: MORI Building DIGITAL ART MUSEUM, 5 Chom, Tokyo. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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About Tokyo: teamLab Borderless Admission and Imperial Palace East Gardens Guided Walking TourThis is a guided walking tour in Tokyo that pairs a timed entry to teamLab Borderless at Azabudai Hills with a walking visit to the Imperial Palace East Gardens, covering roughly three hours in total. The two stops sit at opposite ends of Tokyo's character: a mapless digital art museum opened in 2024 at one of the city's newest mixed-use developments, and a historic garden occupying the former grounds of Edo Castle, the seat of the Tokugawa Shogunate for over two and a half centuries.The tour is led by a guide throughout, connecting the two locations by a short subway or taxi transfer. It is structured around contrast, moving from large-scale interactive light installations to the stone walls and garden paths of a site that shaped Tokyo long before the city had its current name.What to expectAt teamLab Borderless, the group has a guaranteed 1.5 hours inside the museum. The space is designed without a fixed map or route, so visitors move freely between works including the Light Sculpture series and the Infinite Crystal World, where projections respond to movement and shift between rooms. The guide provides context on the teamLab collective and the Azabudai Hills development before entry.At the Imperial Palace East Gardens, known in Japanese as Higashi-Gyoen, the guide leads the group through the former castle grounds. Highlights include the Nijubashi Bridge with its view of the palace watchtower, the Tenshudai, which is the stone foundation of the original main keep, and the Ninomaru garden, a traditional strolling garden within the outer grounds. The tour concludes near Otemachi and Tokyo Station. Tickets cover guided commentary at both sites and the guaranteed teamLab Borderless entry slot.Japan and getting thereThe tour begins at Azabudai Hills in Minato, accessible via Roppongi-itchome or Kamiyacho stations, and ends near Tokyo Station, one of the city's main rail hubs. The Imperial Palace East Gardens are closed on Mondays and Fridays, so tour dates are scheduled around those closures. For more options across the city, see the full range of Japan experiences available through the platform.

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Listed venue address: Japan, Tokyo, Minato City, Toranomon, 5 Chome−9−９ チームラボ ボーダレ, Tokyo. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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Your experience Discover the cutting-edge art and skyline of Tokyo on this 3-hour guided tour. Begin at the innovative teamLab Borderless in Azabudai Hills, where art transcends boundaries and immerses you in a captivating digital experience for two hours. Next, stroll through Roppongi, witnessing the intersection of culture and urban design, and capture memorable photos with Louise Bourgeois' iconic spider sculpture. Finally, ascend to the Tokyo City View observation deck, where panoramic vistas of the city and glimpses of Mt. Fuji await. This tour blends art and architecture, showcasing Tokyo's vibrant cultural landscape. - Explore the immersive digital art at teamLab Borderless for 2 hours - Stroll through Roppongi, Tokyo's cultural heart, with a guided experience - Capture stunning photos at the giant spider sculpture by Louise Bourgeois - Enjoy panoramic views of Tokyo from the observation deck atop Mori Tower

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Listed venue address: 1-2-4 Azabudai, Azabudai Hills Garden PlazaB B1F, Tokyo. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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Your experience Explore the duality of Tokyo on a captivating 3-hour guided tour that fuses the futuristic with the historic. Start at Azabudai Hills in the mesmerizing teamLab Borderless, an interactive museum where art and technology converge. Enjoy 2 hours of immersive experiences, including the stunning “Light Sculpture” and “Infinite Crystal World.” Transition to the Imperial Palace, where you'll uncover Japan's rich history as you visit iconic landmarks like the Nijubashi Bridge and stroll through the beautiful East Gardens, learning about the Samurai era from a knowledgeable guide. - 3-hour guided tour showcasing Tokyo's modern and historic aspects - 1.5 hours at teamLab Borderless for a unique digital art experience - Visit the Imperial Palace and its East Gardens with rich historical insights - Flexible itinerary based on East Gardens' accessibility on specific days

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Listed venue address: 1-2-4 Azabudai, Azabudai Hills Garden PlazaB B1F, Tokyo. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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Traditional Yakatabune Hot Pot Cruise with Shamisen Show & Tokyo Tower Entry Step aboard a traditional Yakatabune houseboat at Etchūjima Pier for an authentic Japanese dining experience that combines centuries-old hospitality with spectacular Tokyo Bay views. These low-ceiling, lantern-lit vessels have been part of Japanese culture for generations, offering a peaceful escape from the city's pace as you glide past illuminated landmarks. Your evening includes a freshly prepared hot pot dinner with your choice of beef, pork, or vegetarian options, accompanied by unlimited soft drinks. While you dine, professional musicians perform live shamisen music, the traditional three-stringed instrument that captures the elegance of old Tokyo. The performance varies nightly, providing genuine Japanese entertainment as you watch the city lights reflect across the water through oversized windows. After your cruise, your ticket includes access to Tokyo Tower's Main Deck for 360-degree panoramas of the metropolis below. The observation deck offers prime views of Tokyo's skyline, making this combination perfect for experiencing the city from both water and sky. For more Tokyo sightseeing options, consider exploring other Tokyo tours or visiting additional Tokyo Tower experiences. What is Included Traditional Yakatabune houseboat cruise on Tokyo Bay Hot pot dinner with choice of beef, pork, or vegetarian options Unlimited soft drinks during the cruise Live shamisen performance by professional musicians Multilingual host support in English, Japanese, and Chinese Tokyo Tower Main Deck entry ticket Good to Know The cruise departs from Etchūjima Pier, and you should arrive 15 minutes before departure for on-time boarding. Following Japanese tradition, you'll need to remove your shoes before entering the Yakatabune. Guests may share tables due to limited seating arrangements, which adds to the communal atmosphere of traditional Japanese gatherings. If you prefer pork or vegetarian meal options, make your request at least 5 days in advance. Bring valid identification for entry verification, particularly for Tokyo Tower access. Storage space is limited on board, so pack only essentials for your evening cruise. Children under 18 are welcome but must be accompanied by an adult. The experience suits most fitness levels, though the traditional boat design features low ceilings and floor seating. You'll board one of two SINA boats depending on daily capacity, with attentive staff available to assist throughout your journey.

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Listed venue address: Koto City. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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Tokyo Tower Diamond Tour Skip the queues and enjoy premium access to Tokyo's second-tallest structure with the Tokyo Tower Diamond Tour. This exclusive experience takes you to both the Main Deck at 150 metres and the Top Deck at 250 metres, offering spectacular 360-degree views across the capital. You'll also get access to the exclusive Maple Lounge, where you can relax with a complimentary drink while taking in the cityscape. The tour includes priority entry, so you'll bypass the standard queues and head straight to the lifts. From the observation decks, you'll spot famous landmarks including Shibuya, Roppongi, and Tokyo Skytree, with clear-day views extending all the way to Mt Fuji. The glass floor section on the Main Deck lets you look directly down through the tower's structure to the streets below. What is Included Skip-the-line access to Tokyo Tower Entry to Main Deck (150m) and Top Deck (250m) Access to exclusive Maple Lounge One complimentary drink in Maple Lounge Commemorative photo Glass floor viewing experience Good to Know The experience is self-paced, so you can spend as long as you like on each deck. Arrive 10-15 minutes before your scheduled time for security checks. You'll need to present valid photo ID along with your booking confirmation. Coin lockers are available on the first floor of Foot Town if you need to store bags. Children aged 0-3 enter free when accompanied by a paying adult. The tour is wheelchair accessible, though wheelchairs must be no larger than 700mm x 1200mm, and accessible restrooms are only available on the Main Deck and Foot Town levels. Only drinks purchased in the Maple Lounge may be consumed in the lounge area. For the best Tokyo sightseeing experience, consider combining your tower visit with other popular attractions. The Meiji Shrine guided tour offers a peaceful contrast to the urban views, while the Tokyo Bay cruise provides a different perspective of the city's skyline from the water.

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Listed venue address: 4 Chome-2-8 Shibakoen, Minato City. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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Tokyo Tower Top Deck Tickets Tokyo Tower offers two spectacular viewing experiences high above the city. Your ticket grants access to both the Main Deck at 150 metres and the Top Deck at 250 metres, with the latter reached through a guided tour that brings Tokyo Tower's history to life. The experience begins at Foot Town, where you'll present your ticket and take the lift to the Main Deck for panoramic views across Tokyo's sprawling cityscape. At your scheduled time, friendly staff will guide you to the Top Deck via a special lift enhanced with displays about the tower's history and architecture. From 250 metres up, you'll see Tokyo stretch to the horizon, with Mount Fuji visible on clear days. Your guide shares fascinating stories about Tokyo Tower's role as a symbol of Japan and points out key landmarks visible from different angles. Highlights Panoramic views of Tokyo's cityscape from both 150m and 250m viewing platforms Guided storytelling about Tokyo Tower's history and architectural significance Clear-day views stretching to Mount Fuji Interactive lift experience with visual displays during your ascent to the Top Deck Commemorative framed photo to take home Family-friendly experience with wheelchair accessibility Plan Your Visit to Tokyo Tower Your ticket is valid only for your chosen date and timeslot, so arrive at least 15 minutes before your scheduled Top Deck tour time. Access begins at Foot Town's ground floor entrance, where you'll show your ticket before heading to the Main Deck. The guided portion to the Top Deck runs at scheduled intervals throughout the day. Most areas offer barrier-free access for wheelchair users, though strollers aren't recommended due to stairs. Photography is encouraged, but tripods aren't permitted. Remember that re-entry isn't allowed and outside food or drinks are prohibited inside the venue. For those exploring Tokyo's observation decks, consider combining your visit with Tokyo Skytree tickets for a different perspective of the city. If you're interested in traditional culture alongside modern attractions, Senso-ji Temple tours offer a beautiful contrast to Tokyo's towering landmarks.

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Listed venue address: 4 Chome-2-8 Shibakoen, Minato City, Tokyo 105-0011. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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The Tokyo Ueno Park and Ameyoko Guided Walking Tour is a half-day walking tour in Tokyo that moves between two sharply contrasting neighbourhoods: the historic green space of Ueno Park and the dense street market of Ameyoko. The tour begins at Ueno Station, one of Tokyo's major transport hubs, and covers ground that spans feudal-era shrine architecture and a post-war black market that has traded continuously since the late 1940s. Ueno Park itself opened in 1873 and contains Ueno Toshogu Shrine, a Tokugawa-period structure noted for its layered wooden carvings, gilded details, and traditional torii gates, set against the backdrop of Shinobazu Pond. A local guide leads the group through both areas, providing historical context on the Tokugawa shogunate commemorated at the shrine and the origins of Ameyoko as a post-WWII black market that evolved into a permanent retail and food strip. In Ameyoko, the guide navigates the narrow alleys to specific food stalls where participants try street food including takoyaki, fresh fruit skewers, and matcha-based snacks. Tickets cover the guided walk, all street food tastings included in the programme, and the historical commentary throughout. Group sizes are kept small to allow movement through the market lanes without difficulty.

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Listed venue address: Ueno Station, Taito City, Tokyo, Japan, Tokyo. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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Join a full-day guided bus tour to Mount Fuji and its surrounding areas. Visit Mount Fuji’s 5th Station, located at 2,300 m above sea level and known for its clear views of the mountain peak. Have lunch near Lake Kawaguchi (optional), or enjoy an hour of free time to explore and dine at your own leisure. Visit Oshino Hakkai, a village well regarded for its spring-fed ponds and traditional setting. Complete the day with a visit to the Gotemba Premium Outlets, a shopping area featuring over 200 stores offering a wide range of brands and goods. The tour ends with return transport to Tokyo.

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Listed venue address: 成城高校. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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Tokyo: Guided Sake Tasting Discover Japan's national drink on a guided sake tasting experience in the heart of Tokyo's Asakusa district. This 90-minute session introduces you to ten carefully selected sake varieties, each representing different brewing methods and regional traditions from across Japan. Your English-speaking host leads you through each tasting, explaining the cultural significance and production techniques behind this ancient beverage. Located just steps from Asakusa Station, this intimate guided session draws from a collection of more than 50 premium sake options. The host presents a range of flavours, from rich, earthy brews to lighter, more delicate varieties, while guiding you through the history and cultural importance of sake in Japanese society. Whether you are a complete beginner or already familiar with sake, your host adapts the experience to match your level of curiosity. What is Included 90-minute guided sake tasting session A tasting of ten sake varieties, served by your host during the session English-speaking expert host Educational commentary on sake history and production Good to Know The experience lasts approximately 90 minutes and takes place in a wheelchair accessible venue near Asakusa Station. You must bring valid photo identification for age verification. The session covers ten different sake varieties selected from over 50 options, with your host explaining the unique characteristics of each as it is served. Any additional sake beyond the guided tasting is available to purchase separately on site and is not covered by your ticket price. Arrive on time to ensure you do not miss any part of the tasting. The relaxed setting makes this an ideal activity to combine with exploring Asakusa's historic temples and traditional streets. After discovering Tokyo's sake culture, you might enjoy exploring more of the city's culinary traditions with a Tokyo food tour or dive deeper into Japanese culture with a traditional cooking class. The Asakusa location also puts you perfectly positioned for visiting nearby cultural attractions. Alcohol is not sold through this listing. Any tasting is served on site by the operator to guests of legal drinking age.

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Listed venue address: The Asakusa Residence. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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Cancel for free until 24 hours before your visit date and get a full refund. Rescheduling is possible until 24 hours before your visit.

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The Asakusa Street Food Walking Tour is a guided food walk through the less-visited neighbourhoods of Asakusa, Tokyo, calling at four or more local vendors, each with over a century of trading history in the area. The route moves away from the main tourist corridors to reach family-run stalls and small restaurants that rarely appear in guidebooks, giving a grounded look at how Tokyo residents actually eat and shop day to day. Along the way, participants sample a range of street food and sit-down dishes, including a standing sushi bar and a traditional soba restaurant where guides explain and demonstrate authentic Japanese eating customs. Conversation with the business owners covers the history of each establishment and its role in the local community. Booking covers all food tastings at the listed vendors, guide fees, and the walking route itself, with no additional food costs at the included stops. The tour runs in small groups and is conducted in English.

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Listed venue address: 1-chōme-18-12 Asakusa, Taitō-ku, Tōkyō-to 111-0032, Japan, Tokyo. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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