Tokyo · TOURS
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These are the 15 tours & experiences worth a day of the trip, each with its price, its length and the detail that sets it apart. If you only compare a few, compare the top three.
See Mt. Fuji, ride Hakone Ropeway and cruise Lake Ashi, then return to Tokyo by bullet train on this full-day guided tour.
“Very informative and we were so lucky to have sun and views of mt fuji all day.Gondola over the crater was excellent”
Review of a 9 to 10-hour Tokyo bus tour with Meiji Shrine, Asakusa, matcha, lunch, Skytree, and a possible Tokyo Bay cruise.
“Momo was an excellent tour guide and had an excellent sense of humor, which I enjoyed. The tour was interesting but the surprising hightlight at the end of the day when you are getting tired, was the boat cruise at sunset across the river. It was magical”
Taste 13 Japanese dishes at four local Shinjuku eateries, with drinks, culture, and nightlife stops on a three-hour guided walk.
“This was such a fun experience with SO much food along the way. Izzy was a great guide. You can really tell how much she loves Tokyo!”
See Mt. Fuji from its 5th Station, ride Hakone’s ropeway and Lake Ashi cruise, then return to Tokyo by bullet train.
“Everything was great. The guide was wonderful. She knew lots and she was very helpful and chatty very informative. The only issue with the tour was there was not much time between activities to browse if there were shops or scenery or whatever we had to dash off especially at the lunchtime, it was pretty quick apart from that everything was great.”
Drive a street kart through Tokyo Bay, pass Tokyo Tower and Rainbow Bridge, and enjoy costumes, guides, photos, and city views.
“A unique experience that you cannot do any where else. Exhilarating. We did it at night so you see the night lights of Tokyo.”
Spend 10 hours from Tokyo exploring Lake Ashi, Hakone Shrine, Owakudani, Oshino Hakkai, and Fuji views for $54.
“Amaze balls. Much love for kousei from group 21 xo”
A flexible six-hour Tokyo tour with a licensed English-speaking guide, subway travel, classic sights, local tips, and a private itinerary.
“Our tour guide May was A-May-Zing! My husband and I had limited time to explore Tokyo. May had us seeing and doing a lot in 6 hours than we could have done on our own. Not at all in a fast pace. We also had a great lunch in a local authentic restaurant . He taught us the traditional way to enter Temples and Shrines and to pay our respects. Showing us how to get around in Japan was so helpful, we had other tourist asking him questions. My husband and I met a lifetime friend. He is the coolest tour guide we ever met. Thanks again!”
Explore three Shinjuku izakayas with drinks, dinner, and a local guide through Omoide Yokocho, Kabukicho, and Golden Gai.
“We booked this trip with Nao who was an amazing tour guide. He was very friendly and gave us amazing recommendations from food, to places to go, and other activities. He was also very informative about the history of all the areas and places we visited. The food and drinks we had were delicious as well!!”
Explore Tsukiji Market with a local guide, tasting sushi, Wagyu, seafood, tea, fruit, and Japanese snacks in three flavorful hours.
“I would not recommend this tour. It was more of a look at and talk about the food vs eating food tour. At a minimum I would not show up hungry because the tour does not provide much food. It is really not worth the money, you would be Read more”
See Mt. Fuji from the 5th Station, ride Hakone Ropeway, cruise Lake Ashi, and enjoy a full day of Japanese mountain scenery from Tokyo.
“Great value for money and great guide The tour is very well organized and there is so much to see. The money is definitely worth the experience, especially if you are as lucky as I was, and have a clear sky sunny day. Everything was great but what really made me love this tour was our guide Tsubasa! His spirit, his energy and passion are on another level. He gives clear instructions but at the same time keeps it funny and comfortable for everyone. His personal touch and attention to details was outstanding. When he found out that I was learning Japanese, he started to speak Japanese to me very…”
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.
