Tokyo is easiest to enjoy when someone helps you make sense of its size. This private tour lets you choose […]
Nikko’s great appeal is the way sacred buildings and mountain scenery fit into one long, rewarding day. You get the
Driving a small go-kart through central Tokyo is about as far from a standard sightseeing bus as you can get.
Asakusa gives you Tokyo at its most traditional, and this two-hour walk puts its finest sights in a sensible order.
Two professional sumo wrestlers, a close-up ring, and a bilingual host make this a lively introduction to Japan’s national sport.
Tsukiji is easiest to enjoy when someone else helps you read the signs, spot the worthwhile stalls, and steer through
Making chopsticks sounds simple until you try to shave two matching sticks by hand. That is the appeal of this
Shinjuku is best understood after dark, when neon signs glow above narrow alleys and izakayas fill with office workers, regulars,
Shinjuku’s best nightlife is often found behind a small door with no English sign. This three-hour walk helps you find
The best feature here is control. Instead of following a fixed bus schedule, you travel in a private, air-conditioned vehicle