Tokyo · MUSASHINO
The 8 musashino tours below made the cut from everything we’ve reviewed across the region. Prices, durations and one standout note on each.
Taste 10 Tokyo street foods with a private local guide in Kichijoji, from menchi-katsu and sushi to taiyaki, sake, and takoyaki.
“Carlos was a wonderful tour guide for myself, my fiance, and my 15 year old son. We did the private food tour and there were so many amazing things to try and so much food - so be sure you go hungry. We learned a lot about the local cultuRead more”
Explore Kichijoji’s Harmonica Alley with Hibi, tasting 6 to 7 izakaya dishes across 4 to 5 tiny local bars in a small group.
“My husband and I had a great time with Hibi exploring the bar and izakaya food scene in Kichijoji. This place is such a hidden gem. We love the whole vibe the locals are really chilled and friendly. If you want to be away from the tourists and explore where the locals eat and drink then I highly recommend you to book this tour.”
Walk Kichijoji’s shopping streets, temple, artisan stores, and Harmonica Yokocho with a local guide, yakitori, and one drink.
“Kate was lovely and informative tour guide. Was great to discover this neighbourhood with all its charm. Highly recommend it. Thanks !”
Spend a quiet Tokyo night with Samurai Guide Sho, pairing Japanese drinks and local dishes across Kichijoji’s intimate bars.
“One stop featured many taps, offering a wide variety of Japanese craft beers. Samurai Guide Sho was friendly with the staff, which made the experience feel relaxed and welcoming. Japanese craft gin, sake, and other drinks were also availaRead more”
Draw a one-page manga in Kichijoji with a professional artist, learn Japanese comic techniques, and take your finished artwork home.
“The organizer was very friendly and can speak fluent English. Athough the experience Manga artist did not, he was still able to give clear useful advice(even for left-hands like myself). No matter your drawing level, the course is very inclusive, Read more”
See Kichijoji at sunset and after dark, from Inokashira Pond to Harmonica Yokocho, with local guides and small-group street photography.
“Kichijoji is a beautiful area to visit and explore. That’s why, having a tour there was a must.”
Review of Tokyo’s private Kichijoji family tour, with Inokashira Park, arcade games, Japanese snacks, shopping, and flexible guiding.
“Amazing guides and the tour as well. Fits families with children. We were very comfortable with a two year old. Be prepared to walk as the park is quite big and there is a lot to do there.”
Join Kichijoji’s September mikoshi parade, carry a shrine with locals, visit Musashino Hachimangu, and see all 11 portable shrines gather.
“It was my first time visiting this town, but the local people welcomed me warmly, making me feel at home. The tour guide was knowledgeable and explained the highlights of the town in great detail. I highly recommend you to join as well!”
A friendly guide to Tokyo for first-timers — written by someone who remembers exactly what it felt like to walk out of Shinjuku Station for the first time.