City Tours in Tokyo

Enjoy a comprehensive Tokyo one-day tour, covering its best gardens, temples, shopping areas and a Tokyo Bay cruise over the course of your 8.5-hour trip. Check out Meiji Temple, the city's most famous Shinto site before visiting the Imperial Palace and Tokyo's oldest Buddhist site, Asakusa Kannon Temple (Senso-ji). You'll also get to do some shopping in Tokyo's Nakamise and Ginza districts before enjoying a 50-minute cruise on Tokyo Bay. This Tokyo excursion also includes a guide, coach transport, pickup from select hotels, entrance fees and lunch.

This will be a tour you never forget. You'll get to choose a costume from a wide selection of sizes and styles, based on comics, games, and anime characters. You won't have to worry about getting lost, as your guide will lead the way, and give a full safety briefing at the start. Drive past top attractions such as Rainbow Bridge, Tokyo Tower, Roppongi, and Shibuya Crossing. A fun and memorable way to tour Tokyo.

Explore the Anime and Manga town of Akihabara with a Samurai Cosplayer. The Samurai Cosplayer who is also a photographer name Karma, will help you look for costumes for cosplaying, and take you around Manga book shops and souvenir shops in Akihabara. Karma is very knowledgeable of Akihabara district so whatever your looking for he will help you find in Akihabara.

Tour Tokyo the fun way: by bike! Exploring the Edogawa district near Tokyo Bay, the guided bike ride follows a route around Gyson Park, Tokyo Sea Life Park and Kasai Rinkai Park, and includes commentary from a local guide. Stop for photos by eye-catching landmarks, and enjoy the full attention of your guide in a small group of no more than 10 participants.

Enjoy the perfect overview of Tokyo's top attractions during this 8-hour city sightseeing trip with a small group. Travel through the Japanese capital by minivan, stopping for short guided walks at stops including Tsukiji Fish Market, the Meiji Shrine, Harajuku, the Imperial Palace East Garden, Asakusa and more.

Take a whirlwind sightseeing tour of Tokyo as you visit the city's top landmarks, observe a tea ceremony and enjoy a river cruise during this 8.5-hour day tour. Follow your guide to attractions including the Imperial Palace, Nakamise shopping street, Asakusa Kannon Temple and Tokyo Tower observation deck. You'll also enjoy a traditional Japanese tea ceremony and take a 40-minute cruise on the Sumida River. This excursion in Tokyo, perfect for those with limited time, also includes lunch, all entrance fees, pickup from select hotels and a souvenir city map.

Live it up in Tokyo like a local during this private 7-hour city tour conducted via the city's extensive public transit system. Stroll the endless rows of seafood for sale at world-famous Tsukiji Fish Market, sampling some fresh sashimi for breakfast (own expense). Then take your trip to new heights at the 2,000-foot (634-meter) Skytree and explore historic Japan in Tokyo's Asakusa neighborhood. You'll finish your day in the upscale Ginza shopping area. A private guide, plus hotel pickup and drop-off are covered.

Enjoy a Muslim-themed tour of Tokyo during this 7-hour guided excursion covering some of the city's top sights and Halal-friendly eateries. Absorb the historic architecture and elegant temples of the Asakusa neighborhood, visiting the renowned Senso-ji and a Japanese garden before enjoying a Halal-certified ramen restaurant for lunch (own expense). Spend your afternoon strolling among thousands of pedestrians at the famous Shibuya Crossing and exploring Harajuku's Meiji-jingu shrine, finishing your day with 'Salat' (ritual prayer) at the country's biggest mosque.Tour duration can be extended at a rate of 1,000 yen per person, per halfan hour, payable in cash.

This tour visits three must-see spots in deer park, Nara. Kasuga-taisha shrine - praised for its beautiful vermilion constructions and three thousand of stone lanterns and hanging lanterns, Todai-ji temple - renowned for its Great Buddha originally created in the eighth century, and Kofuku-ji temple - closely related to Fujiwara family, a noble family once at the summit of its prosperity. This tour is recommended not only for first-time visitors to Nara but also for repeat visitors to discover new charms of Nara.