Things to Do in Tokyo
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⭐️The tour will last between 2 hours and 30 mins and 3 hours, leave anytime is OK
⭐️Please note: this is not a historical walking tour, but history will be covered.
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- Get ready to fall in love with Tokyo, the city that will leave you breathless! This unique tour isn't just another sightseeing trip – it's an immersive adventure that unveils the soul of this electrifying metropolis.
- We'll begin our journey in the heart of Shibuya, the beating pulse of Tokyo's modern life. We'll explore the iconic Shibuya Crossing, a mesmerizing display of humanity in motion, and delve into the trendy district of Miyashita Park, a haven of urban renewal where sustainability meets youthful energy.
- Next, we'll tantalize our taste buds at the hidden gem of Shibuya Yokocho, a labyrinthine alleyway packed with vibrant izakayas (Japanese pubs) offering an explosion of flavors and a glimpse into authentic Japanese nightlife.
- Harajuku, the land of kawaii (cute) fashion and cosplay, awaits! Immerse yourself in the vibrant streets, explore quirky boutiques, and witness the creative energy that fuels Tokyo's trendsetting spirit.
- A sake tasting experience at 200 year old brewery (NOT held on Tuesday)
- Meiji Jingu Shrine, a sanctuary that offers a profound contrast to Tokyo's bustling cityscape. Nestled within a lush forest of over 100,000 trees, this sacred Shinto shrine stands as a timeless tribute to Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken, embodying their vision of harmony, culture, and respect for nature.
- GOAL: By the end of this tour, (my goal is) you'll want to move here.
Welcome to the Asakusa 2-Hour Free Tour!
Led by a knowledgeable guide, explore the vibrant district known for its history, charm, and landmarks.
Marvel at Senso-ji Temple and Nakamise Shopping Street, stroll along Sumida Park and enjoy insightful stories. Return with a deeper understanding of Asakusa's cultural heritage.
Join us for an immersive experience of Japanese culture!
We begin in the heart of Ueno Park, where Tokyo’s rich past lingers in every stone path and quiet pond.
From there, we journey forward — through bustling markets, into the pulse of Akihabara, where tradition gives way to tech, and samurai shadows fade into glowing screens.
What you'll experience:
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More than just green space — it’s a cultural crossroads where art, history, and daily Tokyo life intersect.
- 🗿 The Last Samurai Statue
Meet Saigō Takamori, the “Last Samurai.” His statue marks Japan’s dramatic leap from feudalism to modernity. - 🛕 Hidden Temples
Discover tucked-away gems like Marishiten and Kiyomizu Kannon-dō, where incense curls and time slows. - 🧃 Ameya-Yokocho (Ameyoko)
Once a black market after WWII, now a vibrant sprawl of street food, bargain stalls, and urban legend — Tokyo’s heartbeat in raw form.
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- 🍰 Maid Cafés
We stop outside @Home Café, the epicenter of Akihabara’s maid culture. And try to understand their cutely complicated culture - 🎤 Idol Theaters
When stopping at the AKB48 Theater. We highlight the fan culture and daily rituals that make this spot a modern pop landmark. - 💡 Electric Town
Walking along Chūō-dōri, we take in Akihabara’s flashing signs, retro arcades, and gadget towers — a living museum of Tokyo’s tech-obsessed imagination.
Why this tour is different:
- It’s a story, not just trivia and fun facts.
- We offer personal recommendations for food, drinks, and hidden gems to explore after the tour.
- We answer all your questions — and spark new ones — with insights into Japan’s past and present.
In just two hours, you'll get a meaningful, eye-opening introduction to Tokyo.
Think of it as the prologue to your own adventure.
Ready to explore Tokyo in a whole new way?
Book now — and let’s walk through the story together.
🌆 Ginza Night Walking Tour – Lights, Food & Hidden Stories
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🚶♂️ How the tour goes:
📍 6:00 PM – Meet in front of the Kabukiza Theatre
🎭 Kabukiza Theatre
Discover the lit-up Kabuki theatre. You’ll learn the basics of this traditional Japanese art, and there’s a small gift shop or photo spot before we start.
🕰️ Wako Clock Tower
We’ll stop at this famous building and clock tower — a symbol of Ginza — and take some photos while I share the area’s history.
🧥 UNIQLO Ginza Flagship Store
We'll also stop by the world’s largest UNIQLO store—12 floors of fashion and innovation. I’ll share how this Japanese brand became a global powerhouse.
🛍️ Ginza Six
Next is one of Tokyo’s most stylish shopping complexes. We’ll explore the art displays, and if it’s clear, head to the rooftop for skyline views. We can grab a quick coffee or snack here too.
🍱 Depachika Food Hall
Then we go underground to the food floor of Mitsukoshi or Matsuya — packed with sweets, sushi, wagyu and more. You can try a small bite or just enjoy the displays.
🏮 Ginza Corridor Street
Our final stop:This lively alley under the train tracks is full of izakayas and bars. I’ll tell you how this place grew after WWII, and you’ll see a different side of Ginza.
✅ What’s included:
- Local guide with fun facts and history
- Photo stops and night views
- Hidden spots most tourists miss
Tour ends between 7:30pm ~ 8:00 PM
📍Ending Location (rough estimate)
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See the sights of Shibuya and immerse yourself in the culture and customs of Japan.
This tour begins at the Konnoh Hachimangu shrine and will end at the Meiji Shrine/Harajuku Station.
Along the way we visit:
- Hachiko statue
- Shibuya Scrambles
- Don Quijote Mega
- Parco
- Yoyogi park
- NHK broadcasting centre
- Takeshita street - Harajuku
This tour is tailored more towards First timers to Japan. However we will explore Shibuya and discuss the history and relevant time pieces.
The tour aims to showcase the different parallels of Tokyo. From the futuristic modern society to the formal cultural safe haven and practice of the Japanese people.
This tour is a great introduction to the area. You will learn simple foundational principles of Japanese culture as well as have the opportunity to visit and take photos of some of the most famous sights in the world.
By the end of this tour, my aim is for you to leave with a greater knowledge of these sights as well as a deeper appreciation for Japan and its beautiful culture.
Please note that this tour will not finish at the same starting point. The tour will finish at Meiji Shrine/Harajuku JR station.
Spend a full day enjoying Mount Fuji, one of the most beautiful sights in Japanese nature. Admire spectacular landscapes and even go fruit picking!
Take a night walk through Shinjuku’s Dark Side. Learn about Japan’s most popular nightlife scenes, adult entertainment services, host clubs, and how hidden businesses really work. This tour shows you the hidden secrets of Tokyo that most tourists miss!
On this tour, we will explore:
- Kabukicho Red-Light District
Walk through Japan’s largest entertainment and nightlife area, known for its bars, clubs, and adult entertainment venues. - Host & Hostess Clubs
Understand how these clubs operate and why many people, especially young men and women, choose to work there. - Adult Entertainment Services
We explain what are the top 3 most popular adult entertainment facilities and how Japan’s adult industry follows and bends the law to stay in business. - Scams and Tourist Traps
Hear about common scams in the area, like overcharging or fake bars, and how to stay safe. - The Underworld & Grey Economy
Learn about the Yakuza’s past and present role in these businesses, and how the underworld system is structured and how police deal with these issues. - Cultural Insights
Gain a better understanding of why this type industry exists, how Japanese society views it, and the history and stories of real people behind the scenes.
⚠️ Please note that this tour is for
adults only! ( 18+ )
Shinjuku holds the Guinness World Record as the busiest train station in the world and is also known as Japan’s largest entertainment district.
Our local guides, who know this area inside and out, will introduce you to its hidden gems and vibrant atmosphere.
Tour Highlights:
- Dining area packed with over 300 restaurants and bars
- Exploring the backstreets of Tokyo’s only slum district
- Insider tips on secret restaurants
- Pachinko – Japan’s unique take on a casino
- Traditional shrine tucked away in the heart of the metropolis
During the tour, you’ll not only visit must-see spots but also wander through hidden alleyways known only to locals, gaining exclusive recommendations for the best restaurants and izakayas.
Join our friendly guides for an authentic and unforgettable experience.
Kick off your Japan adventure with our one-of-a-kind Tokyo tour!