Tokyo · CHIBA
3 reviewed
Good chiba tours sell out in Tokyo; great ones sell out first. Ranked below: the 3 best, with current prices and what makes each one different, so you can book before the calendar fills.
A small-group Chiba walk with Grace: Chiba Shrine, the Chiba City Museum of Art, and an included homemade lunch at Kadoya.
“Grace, our tour guide was awesome! She was flexible and patiently waited for our group’s late arrival at the meeting place. I highly recommend her tour service if you happen to be visiting Chiba City.”
A guided walking tour of Tokyo highlights from Tsukiji to Shibuya, with hotel pickup, public transit, and a National Licensed guide.
“We had a fabulous tour with Maru. She is knowledgable, creative and works very hard to make sure her guests enjoy Japan. We give her 5 stars and highly recommend Maru to anyone going to Japan. You won't find a more committed and caring person to guide you. She also helped with things above and beyond our actual tour with things like reservations, airport transfers and translation.”
Hands-on Japanese cooking in Chiba near Tokyo: learn **dashi** and home-style dishes, then choose sake or tea tasting—or calligraphy with ink.
“We had a fantastic time with this experience! We got to learn how to make some simple Japanese dishes and got to be part of the cooking process. After we did the calligraphy lesson and after learning basic skills we got to decorate our own fan. Our hosts were kind, engaging, and made the experience very fun. We highly recommend!”
