TOKYO
15 Tours Reviewed
Neon nights plus local bites. This private Tokyo food and bar night turns Shinjuku into an easy, well-guided food crawl. It’s built for you through a pre-tour survey, then walked with a local who handles directions, translation help, and smart…
Tokyo nights are for food and good company. This small-group cooking class turns the usual dinner rush into a hands-on evening of izakaya-style cooking. You learn recipes that match what people actually eat while drinking at Japanese taverns, then sit…
Shibuya at night feels like a movie. This tour threads you through the neighborhood’s best-known sights on foot, then lifts you above it for 360° rooftop views from Shibuya Sky as the lights come on. Expect a mix of major…
Tokyo changes fast after dark. This private night-driving tour is designed for that exact moment when neon hits and Tokyo looks more like a movie than a map. I love the photo-focused stops (from Rainbow Bridge to Tokyo Tower), and…
Shinjuku at night is its own universe. This 3-hour Shinjuku drinking-and-dining walk is designed to help you find the side streets and local taverns you might miss on your own. I really like the all-you-can-drink setup paired with real food…
Big-food dinner plans, made easy. This evening tour focuses on one practical goal: helping you eat well in Shibuya without guessing. You’ll start near Shibuya Crossing, move through Japanese comfort-food spots for vegan sushi and vegan okonomiyaki, then finish at…
Neon Shinjuku turns into a photo mission. With Pro Gota guiding you through classic-but-awkward-to-find corners, you get a plan for where to stand, when to shoot, and how to look your best under night lighting. I especially like the included…
Neon streets make photos feel easy. This Tokyo by Night Photography Tour is built for night lighting and fast, guided positioning in Shinjuku and Shibuya, with stops that range from alley-style nightlife to major photo targets like Shibuya Crossing. You’ll…
Laughter has no language barrier here. Yoshimoto Comedy Night OWARAI is built for people who don’t speak Japanese, with a show that uses easy English and keeps the jokes moving even if you miss the words. It’s in Shibuya, inside…
Car meets, but make it Tokyo. This tour is built like a night drive with stops where Japanese car people actually hang out, starting in Shibuya and ending back where you started. The big draw is the Daikoku Parking Area…
Tokyo night theater, under shrine lanterns. This samurai show takes place at Kanda Myojin Shrine, right where Tokyo’s history and legend feel close instead of staged from afar. You start with food and drinks, then the story of Taira no…
Daikoku at night is a rush. This JDM night run puts you in the middle of Japan’s car culture, with famous Subaru WRX / EVO / Skyline-style rides and a highway loop that’s timed for city lights. I especially like…
Tokyo after 5 sounds simple. It is a local-food night built around classic bites, with a guide to translate menus and explain what you are really eating. I love the chance to try monjayaki in Tsukishima, when you can see…
Daikoku at night hits different. This tour lets you chase the real-life Tokyo car-meet energy behind the stuff you’ve seen in games and movies. I love the Daikoku Parking Area stop, because it’s basically a car fan’s nighttime ritual, and…
Shinjuku night food hits different. This 3-hour tour strings together seasonal sushi in a local-feeling spot, grilled Wagyu cooked at a shichirin stove, and then a guided stroll through Kabuki-cho neon streets before ending with dessert or a drink. Small…
