8-hour Tokyo tour by qualified tour guide using public transport

Ran by @guidemejapan on Instagram. Please check our Instagram for visual examples of our wonderful guides! Whether you’re only in Tokyo for the morning or want to avoid the crowds of tourists, this early morning tour of the city lets you experience the city at its most tranquil. In this tour, we will visit Asakusa, Tsukiji Fish Market, Meiji Jingu Shrine, and Shibuya Crossing, alot of these sites are unmissable if you are in Tokyo! After your sightseeing session, you will still have much of the afternoon and onwards to explore thanks to your early start. As a bonus, learn how to use the city’s public transit from your guide. Beat the crowds at popular Tokyo attractions such as Kaminari Gate Take photos of the city with less pedestrians blocking your shots Choose from multiple early AM tour options for flexibility Enjoy a calmer experience with a maximum of 8 per group

Experience traditional and modern Japanese sweets-making in English. Learn the art in a Japanese home, which is located in central Tokyo, and overlooks the Kanda River and local park ! With a maximum number of 4 participants, you will be able to enjoy learning in a cozy and friendly atmosphere. I try to make my recipes as simple as possible, so that they can easily be remembered and repeated when you get back home. So come and enjoy my class !

This tour will take you to Mt.Fuji, the tallest mountain in Japan, with its peak reaching 12,388feet(3,776m). The trekking trail starts after the ride to the “5th station”. From there, following the trail together with your chauffeur – guide, you will climb up to the “7th station”, where your effort will be rewarded with a breathtaking mountain view of the area. If you wish to hike all the way to the summit, rest assured that we can also arrange it for you! We kindly recommend you to wear comfortable clothing and appropriate footwear (hiking/trekking shoes). Please let us know if you need trekking poles. The guide will bring trekking poles on the day of the tour. Mt. Fuji has been a great influence on the Japanese people's view of nature and Japanese culture. In 2013, it was registered as a World Cultural Heritage Site. After climbing Mt. Fuji, you will be able to find yourself as you have grown both physically and mentally.

Hidden gem drinking holes, standing sake (rice wine) bars, craft beer, high-end cocktails, and whisky! Famous the world over–Tokyo has an amazing nightlife culture. We will explore some of the most interesting spots, try local beverages and learn about the best rice wines then finish up our evening with cocktails that you will never forget. Please note: due to legal restrictions at some of our stops on this tour- all members of your group must be 20 years old or older. Join our expert guide on this evening tour through Shimbashi -the after-work drinking haven for rice wine, craft beer, and food tastings along the way. Head to a fun and friendly bar to try some casual and festive cocktails paired with tasty bar snacks and end the evening with cocktails and world-famous Japanese whisky at unique spots that serve some of the most creative drinks you will find anywhere.

Learn about the cultivation methods and history of tea, a traditional Japanese drink. The main instructor has a bachelor's degree in agricultural science and has a particularly deep knowledge of soil science. He is a former tea farmer who was involved in everything from tea cultivation to processing in Kyoto. The assistant has a bachelor's degree in pharmacy and is a practicing pharmacist. You can enjoy multiple types of Japanese tea in small portions at once. With a wide variety of tea flavors and aromas, you are sure to find your favorite.

"It's my first time visiting Akihabara, but I have no idea how to have real experiences I saw in anime..." "I really wanna have an Akiba experience but I'm running out of time..." "There's something I wanna get, but have no idea how/where to buy..." For those who have such demands, I offer the tour that you can finish within 5 hours! After meeting at JR Akihabara station and a short introduction, we'll go around places. As a native Japanese Otaku, I'm sure that I can give you the right information related to Akihabara. Also, we'll go to a maid cafe that I recommend the most out of 10 kinds of maid cafes I experienced in Akihabara, which is not well-known but is a must-see in my opinion! I recommend you prepare some wishlists of what you're looking for/where you want to go, so I can arrange the tour as you'd like!