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Japan's classics.
The 15 most popular things to do in Tokyo. Sushi counters and sumo, the old shrines of Asakusa, the neon of Shibuya, and the day trips out to Mount Fuji.
One day around Mt. Fuji and Hakone: 5th Station views, Hakone Ropeway, Lake Ashi cruise, plus a bullet train return to Tokyo.
“Great experience- love sora and her energy. Buffet could have had more traditional Japanese cuisine! But overall worth the expense.”
Tokyo highlights in one coach day: Meiji Jingu, Asakusa matcha and lunch, skip-the-line Skytree, and Tokyo Bay ferry views from Shinjuku.
“Great guided tour and the price was well worth everything included. Full day of sights well illustrated by the tour guide with lots of history explained. Big thanks to our guide, Hiro, and driver, Lionson, who hosted such an awesome tour of Tokyo. I highly recommend this tour for first time travelers to Tokyo.”
Step into teamLab Planets TOKYO, a barefoot, all-senses digital art world where your presence shapes lights, water, and flowers.
“Amazing experience and GYG sent everything I needed to enter the attraction”
Guided 10-hour Mt Fuji 5th Station and Hakone cruise day from Tokyo with ropeway, buffet lunch options, and a Shinkansen ride back.
“Fantastic trip! Our guide Yuta was very knowledgeable and so nice! Worth every penny and then some!”
Drive a street go-kart along Tokyo Bay landmarks like Tokyo Tower and Rainbow Bridge, with costumes and an expert guide in English.
“Smooth running of the trip, 2 hours in the kart and some photos taken for you. There is no time to get used to the kart before you are straight onto the main roads of Tokyo. Only do this if you are a confident driver and have no issue being amongst big vehicles (including lorries).…”
Full-day Mt. Fuji from Tokyo with Kawaguchiko lake views, Oshino Hakkai spring water, Arakurayama pagoda, and Mt. Fuji 5th Station.
“Amazing trip. Cathrine was a great guide. Worth the price”
Hop-on Tokyo open-top bus covering Skytree, Asakusa, Tower, Tsukiji, Shinjuku and Shibuya. Phone audio in 10 languages.
“On time and well organized. Instructions were clear and easy to find meeting point. Overall a good option to explore a busy city like Tokyo.”
Hakone and Mt. Fuji in one day: Lake Ashi Torii photos, included ropeway panoramas, Owakudani black eggs, swans, and Oshino Hakkai.
“Started early for bus pickup. Collection location easy to find- a little chaotic with many groups in one area. Our guide Leonard was very friendly and explained things well. Trip ran smoothly even with large queues at popular locations like the pirate cruise and cable car were very busy. Mt fuji was amazing. We skipped…”
Asakusa sushi class near Senso-ji: learn nigiri and maki with clear English tips, then eat the lunch you make. Small groups.
“We had a blast while learning to make Sushi! We also learned new words to incorporate during our travel we highly recommend!”
Tokyo in 6 hours with a government-licensed guide. Pick 3 to 4 sights, learn fast subway skills, and mix old shrines with modern streets.
“Very good guide, friendly, spoke good English, will recommend her to our friends. Adopted to our wishes.”
Tokyo Shinjuku bar hopping tour with 3 hidden izakaya stops, all-you-can-drink plus snack plates, small group, and local guide.
“Excellent way to see multiple bars and restaurants in Shinjuku with a local host. Good way to spend a few hours.”
Race a street go-kart through Shibuya Crossing in a costume, then hit Harajuku and Omotesando with a small-group guide.
“Excellent. Fantastic way to get to know the area. So much fun. Great team and customer service. Our Guide Pime was excellent and made us laugh. We had the best time. Highly recommend.”
3-hour Tsukiji Fish Market food tour: Wagyu skewers, uni and tuna sightings, and sushi or a seafood bowl with a local guide.
“Our guide, Kimi was not enthusiastic or fun. She seemed to lack passion for all of the wonderful food at the market. We have been on many food tours in the US and abroad and this one was not pleasant. We were fortunate that the other people on the tour were interesting, funny and passionate…”
Sumo up close in Kiyosumi-Shirakawa. Watch and participate at Tokyo Sumo Room with optional training and a chanko-style meal. 90–120 min.
“Really enjoyable experience - one of the highlights of the trip! Must do.”
A practical one-day passport to Tokyo DisneySea with smartphone entry, easy access from Maihama, and tips to beat long lines with app-based planning.
“This was the perfect way to buy disneysea tickets. Priced exactly like the Disney website. I downloaded the Tokyo Disney app and was able to easily upload my tickets and buy premier passes to rides we wanted to fast pass. Hint : Elsa and Anna are hard to get premier access too so try to…”
