Tokyo experiences and things to do

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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This sumo experience in Tokyo's Sumida district is a sports and cultural session led by a retired professional wrestler. The format combines a live demonstration, a participatory lesson, and a traditional lunch, giving visitors a structured look at one of Japan's oldest competitive disciplines. Sumo has roots stretching back over a thousand years and remains a sport governed by strict ritual and rank, details that the host wrestler covers as part of the session. For anyone spending time with things to do in Tokyo on their itinerary, this is a grounded, hands-on alternative to watching a tournament from the stands. The session opens with a demonstration of sumo techniques and ring etiquette, followed by a guided practice segment where participants can try basic moves under instruction from the retired wrestler. The host explains the significance of the dohyo ring, the ranking system, and the ceremonial elements that frame each bout. After the physical portion, guests sit down to a tonkatsu lunch, the breaded pork cutlet meal associated with sumo culture and traditionally eaten by wrestlers for its calorie density. Tickets cover the full session including the demonstration, the participatory segment, and the set lunch, with check-in handled by staff on arrival at the Sumida venue.

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Listed venue address: Yokozuna Tonkatsu/ Sumo lunch, 3 Chome-1-11 Tatekawa, Sumida City, Tokyo. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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Samurai Ninja Museum Tokyo Tickets Step into the fascinating world of Japan's legendary warriors at the Samurai Ninja Museum Tokyo. This ticket grants skip-the-line entry to an interactive museum that brings the stories of samurai and ninja to life through authentic artefacts, hands-on demonstrations, and expert-guided tours conducted entirely in English. Your entry lets you bypass queues and move straight into centuries of Japanese martial history. The museum showcases genuine katana blades, ornate samurai armour, and ninja tools, whilst revealing the stark differences between these two warrior classes. Guides explain the Bushido code that governed samurai honour and the stealth techniques that made ninja legendary. During supervised interactive workshops, the host provides replica swords and equipment for handling, and guests may try throwing shuriken and dress in authentic samurai armour, all under expert supervision with equipment provided on site and returned at the end of each session. The museum also highlights the often-overlooked Onna-Bugeisha, the female warriors who fought alongside male samurai in historic battles. These stories provide a complete picture of Japan's martial heritage, making this museum an essential stop whilst exploring Tokyo's cultural attractions. Highlights Try on authentic samurai armour with guidance from museum experts Learn traditional ninja techniques including shuriken throwing and fire-starting with uchitake Handle replica katana swords whilst the guide explains ancient swordsmithing traditions Discover the stories of Onna-Bugeisha, Japan's fierce female warriors Participate in family-friendly activities designed for children and adults Explore carefully curated exhibits featuring genuine samurai and ninja artefacts Plan Your Visit to Samurai Ninja Museum Tokyo The museum operates daily from 9am to 5:30pm, with guided tours departing every 30 minutes. Arrive 10 minutes before your scheduled tour time to ensure smooth entry. Tours last approximately one hour, though you can spend additional time exploring the exhibits at your own pace. The museum is fully wheelchair and stroller accessible, making it suitable for families with young children or visitors with mobility needs. Children must remain supervised by adults during all activities, and comfortable clothing is recommended for the hands-on demonstrations. Located in central Tokyo, the museum is easily accessible by public transport. After your visit, you might want to continue exploring Tokyo's rich cultural offerings with traditional temple tours or discover more of the city's historical landmarks. Weapons are not sold through this listing. The ticket buys admission to an exhibit or a supervised activity run by the operator.

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Listed venue address: 1 Chome-8-13, Nishi Asakusa, Taito City. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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Tokyo National Museum is a museum in Tokyo and the oldest and largest art museum in Japan, founded in 1872. The collection spans Japanese archaeology, fine art, and decorative arts, with holdings that include samurai armour, Buddhist sculpture, ukiyo-e woodblock prints, and ancient ceramics across several permanent gallery buildings on the Ueno Park campus. Visitors move through dedicated galleries covering Japanese antiquities, Asian art from across the continent, and rotating special exhibitions drawn from the museum's collection of over 110,000 objects. Admission tickets cover entry to the permanent galleries, with special exhibitions priced separately at the door. For more things to do in Tokyo, the Ueno district alone holds several major museums and Ueno Zoo within walking distance.

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Listed venue address: 13-9 Uenokōen, Taito City, Tokyo 110-8712, Japan, 13-9 Uenokōen, Tokyo. 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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Matcha Tea Class in Asakusa with Japanese Sweets is a hands-on cultural class in the Asakusa district of Tokyo, one of the city's most historically preserved neighbourhoods. The session introduces participants to the Japanese tea ceremony tradition, covering the preparation and whisking of matcha using traditional tools. During the class, guests learn the correct technique for sifting and whisking matcha to achieve the right consistency and flavour, and the session is paired with wagashi, traditional Japanese confectionery made to complement the bitterness of the tea. No prior experience is required. Tickets cover the full guided session, all materials, and the accompanying sweets, making it a self-contained introduction to one of the more enduring aspects of Japanese culinary culture. For more things to do in Tokyo, the Asakusa area also offers temples, craft markets, and street food within easy walking distance.

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Listed venue address: 2-chōme-17-8 Kaminarimon, Taito City, Tokyo 111-0034, Japan, Relink KAMINARIMON Blg 8F, Tokyo. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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Make a pair of wooden chopsticks in Asakusa and leave Tokyo with a souvenir you shaped yourself. This one-hour workshop near Sensoji Temple combines a practical introduction to Japanese craftsmanship with guidance from an English-speaking instructor. Book the Standard Wood Plan for the core class, then decide at the studio whether you want any separately paid customisation.Shape, sand and finish your own chopsticksThe workshop takes an everyday object and turns it into a hands-on lesson. Your instructor guides you through shaping, sanding and finishing the wood, explaining the process as you work. You do not need previous craft experience to take part. Rather than watching a demonstration from a distance, you work on your own pair and see the change from the starting material to a finished object. The appeal is in doing the work yourself and taking the result home.Asakusa Chopstick-Making Workshop in Tokyo: a practical cultural experience near SensojiThe studio is in the traditional Asakusa neighbourhood, close to Sensoji Temple. That makes this a useful choice when you want a booked activity alongside independent sightseeing in the area. Keep your workshop time as the fixed point in your day and arrange your neighbourhood walk around it. This reservation covers the workshop itself; it is not a guided tour of Sensoji or a wider Tokyo sightseeing itinerary. You make your own way to the studio.Asakusa Chopstick-Making Workshop in Tokyo: understand the Standard Wood PlanThe advertised ticket is the Standard Wood Plan. It covers the chopstick-making workshop and the English-speaking instructor, with standard wood supplied for your pair. If the main aim is to learn the process and leave with handmade chopsticks, this is the relevant starting option. There is no need to buy an upgrade to receive the core experience. Choose an available session and the correct number of participants before confirming your booking.Asakusa Chopstick-Making Workshop in Tokyo: customisation is a separate decisionDifferent wood types, a wooden gift box and laser engraving may be purchased at the studio for an additional fee. These extras are not included in the standard ticket price. Consider whether you want a simple personal souvenir or a more elaborate gift, then ask the studio about the available choices and their costs. Do not assume that a particular engraving, gift box or upgraded timber has been reserved through this standard workshop booking.Asakusa Chopstick-Making Workshop in Tokyo: Plan the one-hour sessionAllow one hour for the workshop and arrive ten minutes before the booked start to check in. The supplied studio address is 2 Chome-17-9 Kaminarimon, Tokyo. Follow the final voucher for the precise entrance and arrival instructions. A late arrival may prevent you from joining the session, so leave a little room between sightseeing and the class. Hotel pickup and drop-off are excluded; transport to and from Asakusa is your own responsibility.Asakusa Chopstick-Making Workshop in Tokyo: take your finished pair homeAt the end of the workshop, your handmade chopsticks become a personal reminder of the time you spent in Asakusa. This is a particularly direct way to add a making activity to a trip that otherwise centres on viewing landmarks. You can compare available dates on VervTrip and book a session that fits your plans. Keep the booking confirmation accessible on your phone and bring valid photo ID, as requested in the operator’s voucher instructions.More experiences in TokyoTokyo National Museum Teahouse Dining and Matcha: Combine Edo-style dining with a hands-on matcha session in a historic teahouse inside Tokyo National Museum.Tokyo Shinkansen Tickets: Kyoto, Osaka or Nagoya: Book a one-way Nozomi Shinkansen journey from Tokyo to Kyoto, Shin-Osaka or Nagoya, choosing the destination and seating class that fit your trip.Haneda Terminal 3 TIAT Lounge Access: Book three hours in TIAT Lounge at Haneda Airport Terminal 3 for a place to sit, eat and connect to Wi-Fi before an international departure.

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Listed venue address: Chopstick Making Tokyo, 2 Chome-17-9 Kaminarimon, Tokyo. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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teamLab Planets Tickets teamLab Planets TOKYO DMM transforms art into an interactive digital experience where you walk barefoot through water, light and motion-responsive installations. This Premium Pass gets you straight inside without queuing, giving you more time to explore the world's most talked-about digital art museum in Tokyo's Toyosu district. Once inside, you'll remove your shoes and wade through knee-deep water where digital koi fish swim around your feet, changing direction as you move. The museum features no set path, so you can explore freely at your own pace. Each room offers something different - from cascading digital flowers that respond to your presence to LED forests that light up as you walk through them. The technology is responsive, meaning your movements directly influence what you see, making every visit unique. Highlights Floating in the Falling Universe of Flowers - cascading petals surround you in an ever-changing environment Crystal World - thousands of LEDs create a forest of light that responds to your motion Water-based artworks where you wade through installations and become part of the art itself Digital koi swimming around your feet in shimmering knee-deep water Mirrored landscapes with shifting lights that react to your presence No fixed route - explore freely and revisit favourite rooms as you like Plan Your Visit to teamLab Planets Entry is limited to your chosen time slot, with last admission one hour before closing. Plan to spend 1-2 hours inside, though you can take as long as you need. Arrive within your designated time window and bring identification to show with your digital ticket at the information desk. Dress comfortably for walking through water and consider bringing a change of clothes for children. Free lockers are available after the entrance to store your shoes and belongings. Some areas involve low light or dark corridors, so take extra care with small children. The museum is accessible for wheelchair users, with assistance available for transfers to museum-provided wheelchairs where needed. While you're exploring Tokyo's digital art scene, you might also enjoy the Tokyo Skytree observation decks for panoramic city views, or immerse yourself in traditional culture at Meiji Shrine for a perfect contrast to teamLab's futuristic installations.

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Listed venue address: 6-chōme-1-16 Toyosu, Koto City, Tokyo 135-0061, Japan. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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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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Ride on a rickshaw through Asakusa, visit selected spots, and hear lively stories as you go. Choose between the Showa-era downtown or the Edo-style streets. Experienced rickshaw pullers guide the tour, showing both popular spots and hidden corners. Routes are customizable, so you can focus on what interests you, from quiet alleys to well-known landmarks.

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Listed venue address: After booking you can indicate the meeting point of your choice ( If based in Tokyo )-. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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Tokyo Kimono Experience Tickets Step into traditional Japanese culture with a kimono rental experience at Kimono Miyabi Asakusa Station Branch. You'll choose from a carefully selected collection of authentic kimonos, with options for men, women, and children in various sizes. The graceful long sleeves and signature wrap closure of these traditional garments offer both elegance and comfort as you explore Tokyo's historic Asakusa district. Professional staff assist with traditional dressing techniques, ensuring authenticity and proper fit. Basic hairstyling and matching accessories are included, from hair ornaments to handbags, completing your transformation into classic Japanese attire. This full-day rental gives you ample time to explore Tokyo at your own pace whilst wearing this beautiful traditional dress. Highlights Choose from a diverse collection of authentic kimonos in multiple sizes for men, women, and children Receive professional assistance with traditional dressing techniques and styling Enjoy included basic hairstyling and matching accessories like hair ornaments and handbags Full-day rental allows leisurely exploration of Asakusa's historic temples and streets Capture photos at nearby landmarks including Senso-ji Temple and Kaminarimon Street Experience authentic Japanese culture in the heart of Tokyo's traditional district Plan Your Visit to Tokyo Kimono Experience The kimono rental shop operates daily from morning until late afternoon. You'll need to bring valid photo identification for check-in. The experience includes the full day, so you can explore Asakusa thoroughly before returning your kimono by closing time. Most visitors find 4-6 hours sufficient to explore the area and take photos. Located at the Asakusa Station Branch, the shop is easily accessible by train. After getting dressed, you're perfectly positioned to visit nearby Senso-ji Temple and stroll down historic Kaminarimon Street. The area offers excellent opportunities for photography and cultural exploration. Return your kimono in its original condition by closing time. Late returns or damage may incur additional fees. Pregnant guests may find the experience unsuitable due to the nature of traditional kimono dressing. For a complete Tokyo cultural experience, consider combining your visit with traditional arts workshops in the same historic district.

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Listed venue address: Primavera, 2F, 2 Chome-20-8 Kaminarimon, Taito City. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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Your experience Experience sumo traditions in Asakusa through live demonstrations by retired wrestlers, interactive sumo activities, and a premium Japanese meal. Getting started Arrive at the Asakusa Sumo Club Annex, where staff will guide you through ticket validation near the entrance. Take your seat and listen to a short introduction by the moderator before the program begins. What to expect Watch a geisha dance performance on stage and take photos with the performers. See demonstrations of morning exercises (asa geiko), sumo techniques (kimarite), and a best-of-three match between retired wrestlers. Learn the rules and etiquette of sumo and join a lottery for a chance to challenge a wrestler in the ring. Enjoy chanko-nabe chicken hot pot, A5 wagyu beef sukiyaki, and tempura, with all-you-can-drink beverages included. Take home a framed souvenir photo with wrestlers and geisha, along with a special gift bag. Upgrades Choose from three seating options to tailor your experience: Rear Seats – Standard sofa seating with a set meal that includes chicken hot pot, beef sukiyaki bento, dessert, and one drink. Business Class – Sofa seating from the second row, offering a closer view of the ring. First Class – Front-row sofa seating for the best view of the performances, plus extra perks including a chanko-nabe hot pot, A5 wagyu sukiyaki and tempura, unlimited drinks, a printed souvenir photo, a special gift set, and a happi coat.

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Listed venue address: PQ7V+Q43, 2-11-7-B1, Asakusa, Taito-ku, Tokyo JAPAN, TOKYO. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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The Sumo Show with Chanko-Nabe Dinner is a live sports and dining experience in Asakusa, Tokyo, combining professional sumo demonstrations with a traditional wrestler's hot pot meal. Sumo is Japan's national sport, governed by centuries of ritual and etiquette, and this show brings those traditions into an accessible, participatory format. Guests watch trained wrestlers perform techniques and ceremonial moves, then take part in a ring challenge on a proper dohyo. A Tokyo visit rarely puts visitors this close to the sport's physical and cultural detail. The programme covers live sumo bouts and technique demonstrations, a chanko-nabe dinner, the chicken-based hot pot that forms the staple diet of sumo stables, and a souvenir photo taken with the wrestlers. The ring challenge lets guests step onto the dohyo and test their footing against a wrestler in a supervised bout. Tickets cover the full evening: the show, dinner, ring challenge participation, and the printed souvenir photo. Seating is communal around the dining area, and the format suits both solo travellers and groups. Check the booking confirmation for the precise address in Asakusa and the scheduled start time.

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Listed venue address: ASAKUSA SUMO CLUB, 2 Chome-10-12 Asakusa, Taito City, TOKYO. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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Tokyo Full Day Kimono Rental in Asakusa Step into old Japan by donning an authentic kimono or yukata and exploring the historic streets of Asakusa for an entire day. This cultural experience takes you beyond mere sightseeing to become part of Tokyo's living traditions. Located conveniently near Asakusa Station, the rental shop offers a wide selection of kimonos in various colours and patterns, each carrying symbolic meanings rooted in Japanese heritage. Professional staff help you select the perfect ensemble and complete your look with traditional accessories including an obi belt, tabi socks, and comfortable sandals. Expert hairstylists then create an authentic style to match your chosen kimono, ensuring you look like a local during festive occasions. Once dressed, you're free to spend the day exploring Asakusa's timeless attractions, from the grand Kaminarimon Gate to the ancient Sensouji Temple, whilst capturing stunning photographs in traditional dress. What is Included Full day kimono or yukata rental Traditional accessories (obi belt, tabi socks, sandals) Professional hairstyling service Staff assistance with dressing and selection Choice from variety of kimono styles, colours and patterns Good to Know The kimono must be returned before the shop's closing time on the same day of rental. Arrive at your selected time slot to maximise your day in traditional dress. Bring valid photo identification when collecting your rental. The experience caters to both men and women, with children's sizes available. Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Pregnant women over 16 weeks should consult their doctor before participating. Advance booking is recommended to secure your preferred date and kimono style. After your kimono experience, consider exploring more of Tokyo's cultural offerings. You might enjoy visiting Tokyo Skytree for panoramic city views or discovering traditional performances at Tokyo's historic Kabuki theatre to complete your Japanese cultural immersion.

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Listed venue address: 1-2-8 Hanakawado, Taito-ku. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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This Tokyo evening cooking class is a hands-on introduction to izakaya culture, the Japanese tradition of sharing small plates and drinks in a relaxed, social setting. The class takes place in the city and is led by a certified local guide who walks participants through preparing several small Japanese dishes designed to pair with alcohol. Ingredient shopping is included before the cooking begins, giving a practical look at the produce and pantry staples behind everyday Japanese home cooking. Tokyo has a deep izakaya tradition, and this format brings that culture into a kitchen rather than a bar. During the session, guests cook a selection of small plates from scratch using straightforward ingredients chosen specifically because they are easy to source at home, making the recipes practical long after the trip. Sake, Japanese beer, and other drinks are included alongside the food. No prior cooking experience is required, and solo travellers are welcome. Tickets cover the guided ingredient shopping, all cooking instruction, the dishes prepared, and the drinks served during the class. Booking is available for evening sessions, and the format suits anyone interested in Japanese food, drinking culture, or social cooking.

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Listed venue address: TOKYO, Tokyo. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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Admission tickets to Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden give access to one of Tokyo's largest public parks, covering roughly 58 hectares across the Shinjuku and Shibuya wards. Originally an imperial garden opened to the public in 1949, it holds three distinct landscaping styles: a formal French garden, an English landscape garden, and a traditional Japanese garden with ponds and stone lanterns. Visitors can walk between the three garden zones, pass through the large greenhouse containing tropical plants, and follow the cherry blossom rows that make the park a popular spot each spring. Tickets cover general admission for the full grounds. For more options across the city, see things to do in Tokyo.

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This kimono rental workshop is set inside Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden in Tokyo, one of the city's largest and most visited public gardens, covering around 58 hectares and opened in 1906. The rental point operates from Rakuu-tei, a historic tea house within the garden grounds, giving participants a setting that is genuinely embedded in the landscape rather than a street-front shop. Among things to do in Tokyo that connect visitors with traditional dress, this is the only kimono rental service located inside Shinjuku Gyoen itself. Participants are fitted with a kimono and can then walk freely through the garden's Japanese, French, and English landscape sections while wearing traditional attire. The garden's cherry blossom groves, greenhouse, and manicured lawns provide a range of backdrops for photographs. After the rental period, the same shop stocks Japanese souvenirs and gifts, so there is no need to leave the garden to browse. Booking covers the kimono fitting and the rental period, allowing guests to explore the garden at their own pace before returning the garment on site.

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Listed venue address: 11 Naito-machi,, Tokyo. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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The Asakusa Kimono Photography Tour is a guided photography experience in the Asakusa district of Tokyo, combining traditional dress with a walking shoot through one of the city's most historically layered neighbourhoods. Participants are dressed in a kimono or hakama at a local kimono shop before heading out with a guide to photograph the area's temples, lantern-lined streets, and wooden shopfronts. Asakusa is home to Senso-ji, Tokyo's oldest Buddhist temple, founded in 628 AD, making it one of the most photographically compelling backdrops in the city for traditional Japanese dress. The tour follows a curated route through Asakusa's streets, with the guide directing poses and selecting locations to make the most of the traditional setting. Both kimono and hakama options are available, covering a range of styles for different preferences. The session produces a set of edited photographs that participants take away as a record of the experience. For anyone planning things to do in Tokyo that go beyond standard sightseeing, this tour offers a structured way to engage with the neighbourhood's cultural character while producing high-quality images. Booking covers kimono or hakama dressing, guide accompaniment, and the photography session itself.

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Listed venue address: Asakusa, Taito City, Tokyo 111-0032, Japan, Tokyo. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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The Yanaka Historical Walking Tour is a guided tour of Tokyo's Yanaka district, one of the few areas of the city to have survived the 1923 Great Kanto Earthquake and subsequent wartime damage largely intact. The tour begins at Nezu Shrine, among the oldest Shinto shrines in Tokyo, where a long corridor of red torii gates lines the hillside path. A certified guide covers the shrine's history, the principles of Shinto belief, and the architectural details that distinguish this site from more visited counterparts elsewhere in the city. From Nezu Shrine, the route moves through quiet residential backstreets, passing the well-known Himalayan cedar tree before reaching Yanaka Ginza, a short shopping street that retains the layout and shopfront style of a mid-twentieth-century shitamachi neighbourhood. A stop at a café housed in a traditional folk building gives participants time to rest and take part in a lucky cat painting workshop, producing a maneki-neko figure to take home. Tickets cover the full guided walk, the café break with a drink and sweet, and the workshop materials. The tour runs in small groups, keeping pace relaxed and allowing time for questions and photography along the route.

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Sumida Aquarium Tickets This ticket is admission to Sumida Aquarium, located on the 5th and 6th floors of Solamachi within Tokyo Skytree Town. The aquarium is home to over 10,000 aquatic creatures across two floors, featuring Japan's largest indoor penguin and fur seal habitat alongside the country's most extensive goldfish collection. What sets Sumida Aquarium apart is its innovative approach to marine care, using entirely artificial seawater and energy-efficient LED lighting throughout. The climate-controlled environment means you can explore comfortably year-round, making it well suited for families looking to escape Tokyo's weather or add an educational stop to their Tokyo Skytree visit. Highlights Japan's largest indoor penguin and fur seal tank with 350,000 litres of water, where Magellanic penguins and South American fur seals share the same spectacular habitat, resident at the venue and cared for by the aquarium team The country's largest goldfish exhibit featuring over 20 different breeds displayed in gallery-style settings with artistic lighting Atmospheric jellyfish corridors with softly lit tanks showcasing these graceful creatures in motion Aqua Gallery designed like an art museum, with tanks positioned as living paintings throughout the space Interactive touchpools and educational displays about marine conservation and Tokyo Bay ecosystems Recreated East Tokyo river environments and Tokyo Bay habitats with beautifully landscaped aquatic scenes Plan Your Visit to Sumida Aquarium The aquarium operates with last admission typically one hour before closing time. As it sits within the popular Tokyo Skytree Town complex, visiting during weekday mornings tends to mean smaller crowds. Most visitors spend one to two hours exploring both floors comfortably. Getting there is straightforward via Oshiage Station, served by multiple train lines including the Tobu Skytree Line. The aquarium is fully wheelchair accessible, though strollers may be restricted during peak periods. Re-entry is not permitted once you leave, so plan accordingly if you want to explore other Tokyo attractions in Skytree Town. The facility includes regular feeding times and educational talks led by the aquarium's own staff throughout the day, providing deeper insights into marine care and conservation efforts. The surrounding Solamachi complex offers dining and shopping options, making it easy to combine your aquarium visit with a full day out in this part of eastern Tokyo. Live animals are not sold through this listing. Any animals encountered are part of the visit and none leaves with the guest.

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Listed venue address: Solamachi 5th to 6th floors, 1 Chome−1−2 Tokyo Skytree Town. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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The Classic Sumo Show is a live sports and entertainment event in Shibuya, Tokyo, combining exhibition bouts, cultural commentary, and direct wrestler interaction in a single seated session. Sumo is one of Japan's oldest competitive traditions, with formal rules and ring ceremonies dating back centuries, and this show presents those elements through bilingual hosting in both English and Japanese, making it accessible to international visitors. For anyone exploring things to do in Tokyo, it offers a structured introduction to a sport that rarely opens its training world to outside audiences. The programme opens with a host explaining the ceremonial rituals, scoring rules, and physical techniques before professional wrestlers enter the ring for live exhibition matches. A Q&A session follows, during which the wrestlers take questions on their training routines, diet, daily schedules, and the cultural role sumo holds in contemporary Japan. Selected guests are invited into the ring for a hands-on participation segment, and the session closes with a souvenir photo opportunity alongside the wrestlers. Tickets cover the full show, including the Q&A, ring participation draw, and the group photo, with the event running in Shibuya and conducted in both English and Japanese throughout.

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Tokyo Skytree Tickets Tokyo Skytree towers over the capital at 634 metres, making it Japan's tallest structure and one of the city's most recognisable landmarks. Your ticket grants access to both observation decks: the Tembo Deck at 350 metres and the Tembo Galleria at 450 metres, giving you two distinct perspectives of this sprawling metropolis. The Tembo Deck features floor-to-ceiling glass offering 360-degree panoramic views across Tokyo. On clear days, you can spot Mount Fuji in the distance whilst picking out famous sights like the Sumida River and urban districts stretching to the horizon. The Tembo Galleria takes you even higher to 450 metres, where a glass corridor spirals around the tower creating the sensation of walking in the sky. Views stretch beneath your feet and across the entire Kanto region, making this one of Tokyo's most exhilarating observatory experiences. Highlights 360-degree panoramic views from the Tembo Deck at 350 metres height Tembo Galleria's spiral glass corridor at 450 metres with views beneath your feet Clear day sightings of Mount Fuji and iconic Tokyo landmarks High-speed elevators that reach observation levels in under a minute Shopping and dining options within the Skytree Town complex Optional access to Sumida Aquarium with penguins and jellyfish displays Plan Your Visit to Tokyo Skytree Tokyo Skytree opens daily with last entry generally one hour before closing time. Weekday mornings offer the quietest experience with the clearest views, whilst weekends and evenings tend to be busiest. Advance reservations are highly recommended, particularly during peak seasons. Arrive at least 30 minutes before your reserved entry time to allow for security and baggage checks. All visitors must pass through standard security screening, and lockers are available for storing large bags or personal belongings. The venue is fully accessible for wheelchair and stroller users, with wheelchair rental available on-site subject to availability. Both observation decks and all facilities accommodate visitors with mobility needs. Service animals are permitted throughout the venue. Note that tripods and drones are not allowed inside for safety reasons. After experiencing Tokyo's skyline from above, consider exploring more of the city's attractions such as Senso-ji Temple in nearby Asakusa or taking a Tokyo Bay cruise for waterfront views of the city's impressive skyline.

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Tokyo Skytree Tembo Deck Night Entry Tickets This ticket grants night entry to the Tembo Deck at Tokyo Skytree, Japan's tallest structure, 350 metres above the city. On arrival, guests are welcomed to SKYTREE CAFE350, where the venue serves a drink as part of the visit, giving you a chance to take in Tokyo's glittering skyline in a relaxed setting high above the capital. The Tembo Deck features floor-to-ceiling windows offering sweeping views of Tokyo's illuminated skyscrapers, the winding Sumida River, and landmarks stretching to the horizon. As night falls, the city transforms into a sea of sparkling lights, creating a spectacular backdrop for photos and a memorable night out. The quieter evening atmosphere allows you to savour the panoramic vistas without the daytime crowds. Highlights Night entry to Tokyo Skytree Tembo Deck at 350 metres above ground A drink served at SKYTREE CAFE350 as part of the visit Uninterrupted nighttime views of Tokyo's city lights and landmarks Perfect setting for a special evening or romantic night out Photo opportunities from Japan's tallest structure Quieter atmosphere compared to busy daytime visits Plan Your Visit to Tokyo Skytree This ticket is restricted to guests aged 20 and above. The venue is fully accessible with wheelchairs available to borrow on site, subject to availability. Last admissions are typically 60 minutes before closing time, so check the latest schedule before your visit. Allow extra time for arrival as all guests must pass through security checks at the main entrance. High-speed elevators will transport you to the 350-metre Tembo Deck quickly and safely. Mobile tickets are accepted, so you can simply show your smartphone for entry. For the complete Tokyo experience, consider combining your sky-high visit with other city highlights. You might also enjoy exploring Tokyo Imperial Palace East Gardens on a walking tour earlier in the day, or experience traditional culture at a Tokyo kabuki performance for a perfect evening of modern views and classical entertainment. 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: 1 Chome-1-2 Oshiage, Sumida City, Tokyo 131-0045. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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