TOKYO
56 Tours Reviewed
Tsukiji is loud, fast, and fascinating. This tour makes it make sense with a smart flow from Tsukiji Hongwanji Temple to the fish markets, and you get admission included along the way. A small group capped at 10 keeps it…
Yanaka District can feel like a time machine. This Tokyo old-town walking tour pairs classic stops like Nezu Shrine with real neighborhood life in Yanaka, and it keeps the pace friendly with a small group. Two things I really like:…
A walking tour that actually makes Shibuya make sense. This one kicks off with the Myth of Tomorrow mural, then strings together the big-and-small sides of the neighborhood: peak-activity Shibuya Crossing, tucked lanes like Nonbei Yokocho, and modern hangouts around…
Tokyo can feel like a puzzle at first. This private, customizable walking tour is a smart way to make sense of the city in just 4 hours, with a local guide adapting the route to what you actually want to…
Kamakura hits fast in five hours. This small-group walk lines up street-food energy on Komachidori, shrine-and-temple storytelling, the Great Buddha at Kotoku-in, and a beach stop with Mt. Fuji in the distance. I like that snacks and entrance fees are…
Tokyo mornings can taste like a story. This Tsukiji guided walk turns Tokyo’s Outer Market breakfast into something you can actually understand, from temple symbolism to how wholesalers work at first light. I especially like the combo of 7 food…
Tsukiji works best when someone shows you where to look. This small-group walk through the fish-market area gives you a guided route, food-culture context, and stops like Tsukiji Hongan-ji Temple, Namiyoke Inari Shrine, and the markets themselves. I especially like…
Kichijoji feels like Tokyo with the volume down. You’ll start at the Hanako elephant statue area, wander through local shopping streets with a friendly guide, and end at the Ghibli Museum with a full chunk of free time to explore…
Tokyo slows down here. This Yanaka Historical Walking Tour is a smart way to see Old Town Tokyo without the usual cram-and-queue feeling. You’ll get guided context on Shinto culture at Nezu Shrine, then move into quieter residential streets where…
Shinjuku at night gets confusing fast. This 3-hour walk-and-eat crawl is built for people who want the fun parts of Tokyo nightlife without hunting for places on their own, starting around Omoide Yokocho. You’ll join a small group, get dinner…
Shibuya can feel like one long movie set. This 90-minute walk turns the noise into a plan, starting at Hachiko and building toward Tokyo’s most famous scramble, plus views and side streets a first-timer usually misses. I especially like how…
Tsukiji smells like seafood and stories. I love how this small-group format keeps the walk friendly, and I also like that the guide helps you taste the market smartly, not just wander. One thing to plan for: you’ll need cash…
Silence in the middle of Tokyo. This Meiji Jingu walking tour trades city noise for a forest approach, big torii gates, and shrine rituals, all while a local guide puts Shintoism and the Japanese Imperial system into plain context. What…
Tokyo feels calmer inside the palace grounds. This guided walk through the Imperial Palace East Gardens turns big political history into something you can actually picture. I especially like the small group size, which makes it easy to ask questions…
Meiji Shrine is more than a photo stop. This Meiji Jingu Shrine Shinto culture walking tour turns a familiar landmark into a guided lesson, walking you through the torii gates and into the calm forest atmosphere with real context for…
