Food & Drink

Flavours of Tokyo: A Journey Through Time - Small Group Food Tour - Ginza and Yurakucho explain the salaryman menu

Tokyo’s food story unfolds neatly on this small-group walking tour, which links old Nihonbashi, postwar Ginza, Tokyo Station, and futuristic […]

Tasting All Types of Sake with Sommelier - Meeting near Shinjuku San-chome at 4:00 p.m.

The best part of this Shinjuku experience is that you do not simply sip sake and move on. Aki, the

Tsukiji Food and Toyosu Market with Government-Licensed Guide - Tsukiji brings back the pleasure of browsing

Tokyo’s seafood story makes the most sense when you see both sides of it: Toyosu’s orderly wholesale complex and Tsukiji’s

Inside Tokyo’s Kitchen: Tsukiji Market, Food & Culture Tour - Two hours among seafood, snacks, and narrow lanes

Tokyo’s Tsukiji Outer Market is easiest to enjoy with someone who knows which narrow lane to take and what each

Tokyo: Shibuya Food Tour (13 dishes and 4 Eateries) - Meeting near Tokyu Plaza

Shibuya makes a fine dining room if you know where to look. This three-hour walk takes you from the meeting

Tokyo West-Side Cycling & Food Tour - Koenji and the character of everyday streets

Tokyo’s west side feels far removed from the neon center, and that is the point of this 3.5-hour ride. With

Tokyo: The Best of Izakaya in Shinjuku Food & Cultural Tour - Golden Gai: tiny bars and a very different Tokyo

Shinjuku after dark is best understood one small plate at a time. This three-hour food walk takes you from neon

Tokyo: Shibuya Authentic Food Tour & Local Delights - From Hachiko to the Shibuya Scramble

Shibuya after dark is more than the famous crossing. This three-hour food walk takes you from Shibuya Center-gai into Dogenzaka,

Sake Omakase in Tokyo: Guided Tasting by Certified Sommeliers - Arriving at Linden House in Kanda Ogawamachi

The clever part of this Tokyo experience is that it treats sake as more than a drink. Over about two

Shinjuku: Golden Gai Food Tour - From yakitori alleys to Tokyo-style comfort food

Shinjuku Golden Gai is best understood after dark, when its narrow lanes fill with tiny bars, smoky yakitori counters, ramen

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