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Tokyo: Best of Shibuya Food Tour - Meeting at the Hachiko mural

Shibuya’s best food is not always found under the biggest signs. This three-hour walking tour takes you from the Hachiko […]

Tokyo: Chopstick Making Workshop with Artisan - Starting with wood, tools, and a simple lesson

Making chopsticks by hand turns an everyday Japanese object into a personal souvenir. At Hashiyuki Chopsticks Shop in Taito, you’ll

Tokyo: Sumo Morning Practice with journalists. Not fake show - Meeting in Ryogoku and getting ready for the stable

The best thing about this Tokyo sumo tour is that you watch real morning practice, not a performance arranged for

Tokyo: Best Samurai Experience - Choosing a kimono and hakama before the lesson

Tokyo’s samurai costume and sword session gets to the fun quickly. You choose a kimono and hakama, learn how to

Shinjuku Tokyo: Authentic Japanese Home-Style Culinary Class - Choosing the right menu for your appetite

Near Shinjuku, this 150-minute Japanese cooking class turns familiar restaurant dishes into practical home food you can make again. You

Tea Ceremony Experience in a Private Tea Room in Shibuya - The formal ceremony and the meaning of small gestures

Shibuya is best known for giant screens, shopping, and the famous crossing. This experience takes you eight minutes from the

Tokyo: Robot Piloting Attraction Ticket - The three-part schedule: VR, coding, and piloting

Tokyo’s Robot Base lets you do something rare: sit inside a human-piloted robot and move its arms while firing onboard

Nikko packs grand shrines, mountain roads, a volcanic lake, and one of Japan’s best-known waterfalls into a long but rewarding

Tokyo: Shibuya Crossing & Hidden Streets Walking Tour - Finding the guide inside Mark City

Shibuya Crossing is the obvious star, but the best part of this two-hour walk is how quickly it moves past

Tokyo: Customizable Private Guided Walking Tour - Why the subway lesson may be the best souvenir

Tokyo: Customizable Private Guided Walking Tour Review Tokyo is easier to understand when someone shows you how its pieces fit

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