Which Tokyo city tour should I choose?

Go full-day if you want to tick off top sights like Meiji Shrine, Skytree, and Senso-ji. Pick a half-day tour if you're short on time. Foodies will love the nightlife tours, while hop-on hop-off passes are great for flexible sightseeing.

What’s included in these tours?

- English-speaking guide - Entry to attractions - AC coach with Wi-Fi - Tokyo Skytree entry (Tembo Deck) - Buffet lunch or Japanese-style meals - Tokyo Bay cruise or Uji matcha tasting (on upgraded tours)

Do all tours include meals?

Not all, but full-day tours often include lunch (buffet or local cuisine). Food tours and pub crawls include multiple tasting stops and drinks.

Are the guides English-speaking?

Yes! Every tour has a certified English-speaking guide. Some also offer audio guides in Spanish, French, German, Italian, and Portuguese.

Where do Tokyo tours start from?

Most begin at major Tokyo spots like Shinjuku Station, Tokyo Station, or Matsuya Ginza. Exact pick-up points are shared after booking and are easily accessible by metro or JR lines.

Are the tours kid-friendly?

Definitely. Kids under 6 often join for free (without a seat). Coaches accept strollers, and walking routes are short and flat. Plus, buffets offer kid-approved options.

What can I expect from Tokyo nightlife or food tours?

You’ll walk through neon-lit neighborhoods like Shinjuku or Shibuya, stop at izakayas and hidden bars, and try sushi, Wagyu yakiniku, sake, and desserts—guided by locals who know all the best spots.

How does the hop-on hop-off bus work?

You get unlimited rides for 1 or 2 days across 3 routes and 19 stops. Hop off where you like: Skytree, Shibuya, Tokyo Tower; and hop back on later. Audio guides available in 7 languages.

Is the tour wheelchair accessible?

Currently, no. But strollers are allowed, and coaches offer comfortable access for most visitors.

Do I need to book in advance?

Highly recommended—especially during cherry blossom or holiday seasons. Some tours fill up days in advance.

Can I cancel or reschedule my tour?

Yes! Most tours offer free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start time. Check your ticket details for exact terms.

Are Tokyo Bay cruises included?

Only in upgraded full-day tours. You'll sail past Odaiba and Rainbow Bridge for panoramic views—especially stunning around sunset.

Can I combine multiple tour options in a day?

Yes! You can do a half-day tour in the morning and a food tour at night. Or combine a hop-on hop-off pass with a guided night tour.

Are there any add-ons available?

Yes! Choose extras like a premium matcha tasting, Tokyo Bay cruise, gelato break, or even hidden bar routes in Shinjuku.

Is it safe for solo travelers?

Absolutely. All tours are group-based, and solo travelers often join walking food tours or HOHO bus tours for an easy, social way to explore.

When’s the best time of year to join a tour?

Spring (March–April) for cherry blossoms, autumn (Oct–Nov) for foliage. But Tokyo dazzles year-round—just avoid peak humidity in late summer if you’re not a fan of heat.

Do these tours include entrance fees?

Yes—most include access to temples, towers, or observatories listed in the itinerary. Any upgrades are clearly mentioned in the ticket description.

Can I do a tour if I land the same day in Tokyo?

If your arrival timing allows it, yes. Half-day afternoon or night tours are best for same-day arrivals.

Tokyo City Tours with Guided Visits, Pub Crawl, Food & Drinks Included

Tokyo city tours: A guided mix of history, culture & nightlife

Trying to see Tokyo in a single day sounds impossible until you join a guided tour. Instead of wrestling with train maps or second-guessing Google Translate, you get a seamless experience: curated stops, insider stories, and zero transit confusion. Whether you’re hopping on a sightseeing bus, touring spiritual landmarks, joining a food crawl, bar-hopping through Shinjuku’s Golden Gai, or exploring at your own pace with a hop-on hop-off pass, Tokyo tours cater to every style of traveler.

Along the way, stop by the spiritual landmarks like the 1,400-year-old Senso-ji Temple in Asakusa, the forest-nestled Meiji Jingu Shrine, or the Zojo-ji Temple near Tokyo Tower. Each offers a glimpse into Japan’s history and traditions before you head into the buzz of the modern city.

Tokyo food map highlighting sushi, ramen, and wagyu spots with tour locations like Meiji Shrine and Tokyo Skytree.

What to expect on your day trip from Tokyo

See Tokyo’s icons in one go

See the city's top icons in your day tour. One moment you’re walking through Senso-ji Temple and browsing the old merchant shops along Nakamise Street; the next, you’re in the quiet gardens of the Imperial Palace or following the forested path to Meiji Jingu Shrine. You’ll also visit Tokyo Skytree, drive past the Odaiba waterfront, and cross the famous Shibuya Crossing.

Guided tours = Stress-free travel

Tokyo’s sprawl can overwhelm even seasoned travelers, but guided tours make it effortless. Deluxe coaches with Wi-Fi link one district to another, while expert English-speaking guides bring context to every stop. If you choose a hop-on hop-off pass, you’ll have multi-language audio guides across 19 flexible stops. From entry tickets to timing, all logistics are handled; you just sit back and take it in.

Tokyo nightlife tour

Tokyo tours don’t stop at sightseeing; they also invite you to taste and toast the city. Some itineraries include a buffet or Wagyu lunch between temple visits, while others guide you into Shinjuku’s Golden Gai, where tiny izakayas serve yakitori, sake, and retro charm. Night tours turn the city’s neon into your backdrop, pairing authentic flavors with the buzz of Tokyo after dark.

Flexible tour options

Full-day tours (9–10 hours): Cover Meiji Shrine, the Imperial Palace, Asakusa’s Senso-ji, and Skytree, often with lunch and optional extras like a Tokyo Bay cruise.
Half-day tours (4–5 hours): Hit the essentials:Tokyo Tower, Imperial Palace Plaza, and Senso-ji; perfect for travelers on tighter schedules.
Night & food tours (3–3.5 hrs): Join a Shibuya or Shinjuku pub crawl with drinks and bar bites, or savor Wagyu yakiniku, omakase sushi, desserts, and a neon-lit Kabuki-cho stroll.
HOHO bus passes (1–2 days): Open-top double-deckers with 19 stops, 3 routes, and 7-language audio.

Made for every traveler

Families can enjoy kid-friendly stops like Skytree and Nakamise Street without worrying about transport. Couples find romance in Tokyo Bay sunsets and intimate izakaya dinners. Seniors appreciate the comfort of AC coaches and gentle pacing that still covers the highlights. And solo travelers can safely join small-group walking tours, pub crawls, or multilingual HOHO bus tours.

Things to know before booking your Tokyo day trips

Type of tours:
- Full-day tours (9–10 hours): Covers Meiji Shrine, the Imperial Palace,- Asakusa’s Senso-ji, and Skytree with lunch, and optional matcha tasting and Tokyo Bay cruise.
- Half-day tours (4–5 hours): Morning and afternoon tour option, visits to Tokyo Tower, Imperial Palace Plaza, and Senso-ji temple.
- Night tours (3–3.5 hrs): Pub crawls in Shibuya or Shinjuku with food and drinks included.
- Food tours (3–4 hrs): Wagyu yakiniku, omakase sushi, dessert, and a guided neon-lit Kabuki-cho stroll.
HOHO bus passes (1–2 days): Open-top double-deckers with 19 stops, 3 routes, and 7-language audio.
Pick-up points & transfer options:
- Most tours begin at central locations such as Shinjuku Station, Tokyo Station, Ginza (Matsuya), or the LOVE Statue in Shinjuku, all easily reached by subway or JR lines.
- Full and half-day tours run on AC coaches with Wi-Fi, while walking tours start directly at the attraction hubs.
Family friendly:
- Coaches accommodate foldable strollers, with priority seating reserved for those who need it.
- On full-day tours, a Japanese or Western-style buffet lunch is included, with simple options that work well for families.
- For walking tours, routes are short, flat, and clustered around nearby attractions, so guests never have to cover long distances on foot.
Upgrades:
- Enhance your tour with extras like a Tokyo Bay cruise, an Uji matcha tasting or gelato, or premium izakaya routes in Shinjuku with hidden bars and local bites.

Tokyo day trip: Ticket choices made simple

Day Tours

Full-Day (9- 10 hours)

You'll see: Meiji Shrine, Imperial Palace Plaza, Senso-ji Temple, Tokyo Skytree (Tembo Deck at 350m), Odaiba Marine Park
You'll get: English-speaking guide, AC coach with Wi-Fi, Skytree entry, buffet lunch at Villa Fontaine Haneda, pick-up from Shinjuku/Tokyo Station

Half-Day (4- 5 hours)

You'll see: Tokyo Tower observatory, Imperial Palace Plaza, Senso-ji Temple, Nakamise Street, Ginza drive-by & Kabukiza Theater views.
You'll get: Option to choose from morning or afternoon tour, English-speaking guide, AC bus transfers, Tokyo Tower entry

Recommended experiences:

Tokyo Full‑Day City Tour

Tokyo Half-Day Tour: Morning or Afternoon

Food & Nightlife Tours

Tokyo Food Tour (3 hours)

You'll eat: Seasonal sushi course, Wagyu beef yakiniku, dessert, 2 drinks
You'll get: English-speaking guide, small-group tour, 3 food stops, 2 drinks, photos

Shibuya & Shinjuku Pub Crawl (3.5 hours)

You'll visit: 3 hidden izakaya bars or Kabuki-cho alleyways, a hidden sushi bar, and a yakiniku grillhouse, based on the option selected.
You'll get: English-speaking guide, bar entries, food, drinks, photos

Recommended experiences:

Tokyo Nightlife Tour with Bar Hopping

Tokyo Food Tour with Wagyu Beef & Seasonal Sushi Course

Hop-on Hop-off tours

You'll get: 1 or 2-day unlimited hop-on hop-off tour, access to blue, red & green routes, audio guide in 7 different languages, free Wi-Fi & earphones.

Sky Hop Bus: Tokyo Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour

Top landmarks/neighborhoods covered in Tokyo city tours

Meiji Jingu Shrine

Walk through tall torii gates and along wide forest paths to Meiji Jingu Shrine, dedicated to Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken. You can see Shinto rituals here and understand how the shrine connects tradition with modern Japan.

Senso-ji Temple (Asakusa)

Enter through Kaminarimon Gate and follow Nakamise Street to Senso-ji, Tokyo’s oldest temple. You can explore the main hall, see the five-story pagoda, and try customs like drawing fortunes or wafting incense smoke for good health.

Imperial Palace Plaza

Stop at the Imperial Palace Plaza for views of Nijubashi Bridge, moats, and stone walls. You can walk the East Garden, see seasonal flowers, and learn how Edo Castle became today’s Imperial Palace.

Tokyo Skytree

Head up to the Tembo Deck at 350 meters for a clear view of Tokyo and even Mt. Fuji on good days. You can walk the glass floor or shop for Skytree souvenirs.

Tokyo Tower

Climb the main observatory at 150 meters for a classic view of Tokyo. You can see Rainbow Bridge, the bay, and city blocks from this 1958 red-and-white tower, still a major symbol of Tokyo.

Odaiba Bay & Rainbow Bridge

Cross the Rainbow Bridge into Odaiba, a waterfront district with modern attractions. You can see the Fuji TV Building, the Unicorn Gundam statue, or take a bay cruise for views of Tokyo’s skyline.

Shibuya Crossing

Wait for the lights to change, then cross with hundreds of people at Shibuya’s famous scramble. You can also stop at the Hachikō statue and see giant video screens and neon signs all around.

Ginza

Drive through Ginza, Tokyo’s upscale shopping district. You can spot the Kabukiza Theater, home to kabuki performances, along with modern buildings and designer shops. It’s a quick stop that shows Tokyo’s polished side.

Akihabara & Harajuku

Visit Akihabara for anime, gaming, and electronics, then Harajuku for street fashion and youth culture. You can see how both districts highlight Tokyo’s creative side, a contrast to the temples and shrines on tour.

A visual journey through Tokyo

Tokyo Imperial Palace with Nijubashi Bridge in foreground, surrounded by lush greenery.

Pause for photos at Nijubashi Bridge in front of the Imperial Palace, framed by moats, stone walls, and seasonal gardens that once surrounded Edo Castle.

Shinjuku street at night with vibrant neon signs and billboards, Tokyo nightlife.

Crowds on Nakamise-dori Street in Tokyo, Japan, leading to Sensō-ji Temple.

Lady taking photos in Golden Gai, Tokyo alley with lanterns and signs.

Wagyu steak served with grilled vegetables on a stone plate.

Plan your visit for Tokyo city tours

Timings

Full-day Tokyo tours (9–10 hrs): Pickups begin early in the morning so you can maximize your day.

Matsuya Ginza: 7:20 AM | Shinjuku LOVE Statue: 7:50 AM | Tokyo Station: 8:40 AM | Shinjuku Station: 9:10 AM

Half-day Tokyo tours (5-5.5hrs): You have option to select from an Afternoon or a Morning tour.

Morning Tour: Shinjuku Station: 8:20am | Tokyo Station: 9am
Afternoon Tour: Tokyo Station: 2pm

Night Tours (3–3.5 hrs)

Start around 5:30pm–6pm from central hubs (Shinjuku/Tokyo).
End by 9:00–9:30pm

Hop-On Hop-Off bus tours (1-2days)

First bus: 9am | Last bus: 4:30pm–6pm
Frequency: every 30–60 minutes across 3 routes and 19 stops.
Please click here for detailed route maps and boarding points.

Cherry blossoms over Meguro River in Tokyo, Japan.

Spring (March–April): Cherry blossoms transform shrines, streets, and riversides into picture-perfect spots. It’s the most popular season, so book early.
Autumn (October–November): Enjoy cooler weather and brilliant red-and-gold foliage at gardens, parks, and temple grounds.
Winter (December–January): Crisp, clear skies make for stunning Tokyo Skytree and Mt. Fuji views. Illumination events light up districts like Shibuya and Roppongi.
Avoid: Golden Week (late April–early May) and New Year holidays bring dense crowds and higher prices.

Tokyo subway platform at sunset with a person waiting for a train.

Central hubs: Tours often start from Shinjuku Station, Tokyo Station, or Ginza (Matsuya). Look for marked meeting points such as the LOVE Statue in Shinjuku.
By train: Shinjuku, Tokyo, and Ginza are easily accessed via JR lines, subways, or express services from airports.
Tour coaches: Comfortable buses with Wi-Fi, AC, restroom stops, and stroller space connect neighborhoods seamlessly.

Sumo wrestlers in a Tokyo arena during an English-guided tournament tour.

Tokyo Skytree – Panoramic city views from 350m, plus shopping and dining at Solamachi.
Tokyo Tower – Classic 1950s landmark with bay views; Zojo-ji Temple nearby.
Shibuya Sky – Rooftop observatory overlooking the world’s busiest crossing.
Tokyo Dome City – Rides, shops, and events in a central entertainment hub.
Sumida Aquarium – Stylish indoor aquarium with penguins and jellyfish, inside Skytree Town.
TeamLab Planets Tokyo – Immersive digital art with water, light, and sound.
Madame Tussauds Tokyo – Wax figures of global and Japanese celebrities.
Sumo in Tokyo – Watch live tournaments or morning training sessions.

Girl in a wheelchair holding a smartphone on a city sidewalk.

Wheelchairs & strollers: Major stops like Tokyo Skytree, Senso-ji (Asakusa), and Meiji Shrine are generally wheelchair/stroller-friendly with step-free routes or ramps. Some shrine paths can be gravel; guides will steer you to smoother entrances.
On the coach: Foldable wheelchairs and strollers can be stored in the luggage bay; priority/front seats can be requested for easier boarding.
HOHO bus: Runs 3 routes / 19 stops with frequent service; most hubs have lifts or low-floor access and staff to assist.
With kids: Skytree + Nakamise Street are easy wins (flat routes, frequent restrooms, snacks everywhere). HOHO is the simplest way to cover ground with minimal walking.
Meals & breaks: Many full-day tours include set/buffet lunches; otherwise, guides point you to quick, nearby options. Restroom stops are scheduled.
Night tours: Best for adults, solo travellers; expect crowds, dim alleys, bar seating, and later finishes. Not ideal for strollers or very young kids.

Person in kimono holding red umbrella in front of traditional Tokyo house.

Arrive early: Coaches, HOHO buses, and walking tours all run on strict schedules. Aim to be at your pick-up point 15–20 minutes before your tour.
Carry cash: Keep a few ¥1,000 notes and coins handy for snacks, omikuji fortune slips, or a quick taiyaki.
Dress-code for shrines: Cover shoulders and knees if possible, walk slowly, and follow the ritual at purification fountains (rinse hands, not mouth directly from the ladle). You can also rent kimonos on-site if you want to.
Weather prep: June–July means showers; summer afternoons can be humid; winters are crisp but dry. Carry a compact umbrella, sunscreen, or a light jacket depending on season.
Shopping on the go: Nakamise Street (Asakusa): Fans, yukata robes, and traditional snacks like ningyo-yaki. Harajuku & Shibuya: Youth fashion, quirky souvenirs, and Japanese cosmetics. Skytree Town: Anime merchandise, Tokyo Banana sweets, and Skytree-exclusive collectibles
Photo etiquette: Tokyo is hyper-photogenic, but always ask before snapping locals in shrines or small shops. Tripods are often restricted inside major temples

Frequently asked questions about Tokyo city tours

They’re guided experiences that help you explore Tokyo’s top highlights: temples, towers, food districts, and more; without the stress of planning.

What to bring

Wear comfortable shoes and clothing.

Accessibility

The tour is not wheelchair accessible, though strollers can be accommodated.

Additional information

Children 0–5 can join free of charge, but no seat is provided; infants must sit on laps.
Participants under 15 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian; participants under 18 require written parental permission.
Itinerary and activity schedule may change or be canceled due to traffic, weather, or operational reasons.
A gluten-free meal includes grilled chicken, rice, and tofu.
Tokyo Bay Cruise may not operate due to tides or maintenance; alternatives such as Hamarikyu Garden or Fukagawa Museum will be visited instead.
Guests are responsible for loading/unloading their own luggage, including strollers or wheelchairs.
Special dietary options such as halal-friendly, allergy-friendly, or lactose-free meals are not available.
Matcha store remains closed on May 14; matcha souvenirs will be provided instead.

Inclusions #

Expert English-speaking tour guide
Deluxe AC coach with Wi-Fi
Transfers from the meeting point at Matsuya Ginza/Shinjuku/Tokyo Station/Shinjuku Station (as per option selected)
Western-style buffet lunch (as per option selected)
Entry to Tokyo Skytree Tembo Deck (350m) (as per option selected)
Tokyo Bay Cruise (as per option selected)
Matcha drink or Matcha gelato (as per option selected)
Audio guide in Spanish, French, Italian, German, and Portuguese

Exclusions #

Hotel pick-up and drop-off
Gratuities

You can cancel these tickets up to 8 days before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Ideal for time-pressed travelers, this half-day tour hits Tokyo’s top highlights efficiently. Choose from afternoon or morning tours!

Day out to: Tokyo’s top sights on a half-day guided tour, including Imperial Palace Plaza, Nijubashi Bridge, Senso-ji Temple, Nakamise Street, and Tokyo Tower, aboard an AC bus with pick-up from Shinjuku or Tokyo Station.
You’ll get: a half-day deluxe AC coach tour, panoramic views from the Tokyo Tower main observatory deck, and the company of an English-speaking guide.
Imperial Palace & Nijubashi Bridge: Stroll through the Japanese gardens that once belonged to the Imperial Family, and don’t miss snapping a photo at the Nijubashi Bridge.
Tokyo Tower: Head up to the main observatory for sweeping 360-degree views of the city; you might even catch Mount Fuji if the sky’s clear!
Senso-ji Temple & Nakamise Street: Wander through Tokyo’s oldest temple, admire the bright Kaminarimon Gate and five-story pagoda, then explore Nakamise Street for tasty snacks and quirky souvenirs.
Ticket Options: You can choose either a morning or an afternoon tour, with the latter adding free time at Asakusa Kannon Temple & Nakamise Street and a drive-by Kabukiza Theater and the glitzy street of Ginza.

Inclusions #

Half-day morning tour or afternoon tour (as per option selected)
Expert English-speaking tour guide
AC bus pick-up from Tokyo or Shinjuku Station (as per option selected)
Entry to Tokyo Tower main observatory deck (as per option selected)

Exclusions #

Hotel pick-up and drop-off
Food and drinks
East Garden at Imperial Palace
Tokyo Tower special observatory admission (250 m)
Souvenirs and snacks at Nakamise Shopping Street

What to bring

Wear comfortable shoes and clothing.

Accessibility

The tour is not wheelchair accessible.
This tour is not recommended for pregnant travelers or those with limited mobility. Travelers should have moderate physical fitness.

Additional information

You’ll need to manage a few steps when boarding or exiting the bus.
The East Gardens of the Imperial Palace are not part of this tour.
Children under 6 can join for free, but no seat is provided.
The tour is English-guided only; explanations are not available in Japanese.
Traffic restrictions or entry limits near the Imperial Palace may affect departure or itinerary.
Participants under 15 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian; participants under 18 require written parental permission.
Tours may have a maximum of 40 participants.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Go on a pub crawl in Shibuya or Shinjuku with a small group and visit 3 hidden izakaya bars with a friendly tour guide.

Everything you get: an English-speaking guide on this 3–3.5 hour small-group tour, enjoy 3–4 dishes (Wagyu, Kobe beef, sushi, and more with vegetarian options), sip two drinks at the first bar, unlimited drinks at the second, wrap up with one drink at the last, and take home great photos.
Why choose this: Start your night at the iconic Shibuya Crossing or Shinjuku and follow your guide into three Japanese izakaya-style bars, where you'll savor foods and drinks like teppanyaki, meat sushi, Japanese steak, sake, and more.
Upgrades: Upgrade to a premium pub crawl in Shinjuku, where you’ll wander through retro alleyways, step into quirky themed bars, and savor a wider variety of local food and drinks.

Inclusions #

3-3.5-hour pub crawl at Shibuya or Shinjuku
Small-group tour
Expert English-speaking local guide
3-4 local dishes (with Shibuya pub crawl)
2 drinks at the first bar
All-you-can-drink at the second bar
One drink at the last bar
Visit 3 izakaya bars
4 local dishes (with Shinjuku pub crawl)
Photos during the tour

What to bring

Wear comfortable shoes and clothing.

Accessibility

Parts of the tour are not wheelchair- or stroller-friendly. The tour is not recommended for guests with mobility issues.

Additional information

Vegetarian options are limited, as many Japanese restaurants don’t offer full vegetarian menus.
While we do our best to accommodate, please note that street food stalls may contain common allergens like dairy, eggs, gluten, nuts, or shellfish.
If you don’t drink alcohol, no worries — you can pick a soft drink from the menu instead.
Participants must be 20 years or older to join.
Alcoholic beverage availability is subject to age restrictions and local laws. Please carry a valid ID and drink responsibly.
You don’t need to cover the guide’s food or drinks.
Some venues may allow smoking, and we may not be able to change stops because of it.
We cannot guarantee allergy-friendly meals or cater to dietary restrictions since food is prepared in partner kitchens. Substitutions may not always be possible, but we’ll do our best to adjust at other stops.
Japan’s weather can be extreme: expect up to 40°C (110°F) in summer and as low as -5°C (20°F) in winter. Please dress accordingly.
Tours start on time out of respect for all guests. If you arrive late and miss the group, refunds or rescheduling aren’t possible.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Savor an omakase sushi experience, Wagyu on shichirin grills, a neon-lit Kabuki-cho stroll, and dessert in this Shinjuku night food tour.

Everything you get: a 3.5-hour small-group tour with an English-speaking guide, a seasonal sushi course, juicy Wagyu beef yakiniku, a dessert, two drinks at a local bar & a photo-worthy stroll through neon-lit Kabuki-Cho.
Why choose this: Shinjuku can be a maze of endless options, but on this guided tour, you’ll skip the tourist traps and dive straight into the good stuff: authentic Edo-mae sushi prepared by a seasoned chef, followed by Wagyu BBQ you get to grill yourself.

Inclusions #

3.5-hour night food tour at Shinjuku
Small-group tour
Seasonal Sushi course (Vegetarian menu available)
Full Wagyu Beef Yakiniku dinner (Vegetarian menu available)
2 drinks
Dessert
Visit 3 restaurants
Photos during the tour

Exclusions #

Additional foods and drinks, available for purchase

What to bring

Wear comfortable shoes and clothing.

Accessibility

Parts of the tour are not wheelchair- or stroller-friendly. The tour is not recommended for guests with mobility issues.

Additional information

Vegetarian options are limited, as many Japanese restaurants don’t offer full vegetarian menus.
While we do our best to accommodate, please note that street food stalls may contain common allergens like dairy, eggs, gluten, nuts, or shellfish.
If you don’t drink alcohol, no worries — you can pick a soft drink from the menu instead.
Participants must be 20 years or older to join.
Alcoholic beverage availability is subject to age restrictions and local laws. Please carry a valid ID and drink responsibly.
You don’t need to cover the guide’s food or drinks.
Some venues may allow smoking, and we may not be able to change stops because of it.
We cannot guarantee allergy-friendly meals or cater to dietary restrictions since food is prepared in partner kitchens. Substitutions may not always be possible, but we’ll do our best to adjust at other stops.
Japan’s weather can be extreme: expect up to 40°C (110°F) in summer and as low as -5°C (20°F) in winter. Please dress accordingly.
Tours start on time out of respect for all guests. If you arrive late and miss the group, refunds or rescheduling aren’t possible.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Ready for Tokyo? This pass is your ticket to the city's must-sees. Hop on and off as much as you like, alone or with a friend for 1 or 2 days.
With 3 routes and 19 stops, Tokyo is your oyster! Buses run every 30-60 mins, so you can linger longer at the places you love.
Cruise the city in a double-decker bus with a 7-language audio guide, it's like having a tour guide in your pocket.
From the serene Zojo-Ji Temple to the towering Tokyo Tower and lush Shinjuku Gyoen, you'll see Tokyo's best bits – history and modernity collide

Inclusions #

1 or 2-day unlimited hop-on hop-off tour
Access to Blue, Red & Green routes
Audio guide in Japanese, English, Chinese, Korean, Spanish, French & German
Free Wi-Fi & earphones
Poncho/raincoat (during rainy season)

Exclusions #

Entry to attractions

You can join the tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of yoru ticket.

Hop-on Hop-off Route - Blue Route This route highlights Tokyo's stunning waterfront and iconic landmarks. Hop on and discover the city's modern architecture while enjoying the bay breeze as you head toward the futuristic Odaiba district. Popular stops: Tokyo Tower, Tokyo Zojo-Ji, Fuji Television

Hop-on Hop-off Route - Red Route Dive into the traditional and cultural heart of Tokyo on the red route, emphasising historic temples, the towering Skytree, and the electric atmosphere of the city's Electric Town and old-world districts. Popular stops: Edo-Tokyo Museum, Ueno Matsuzakaya, Kodenmacho Station

Hop-on Hop-off Route - Green Route Focus on the trendy, green, and high-energy side of Tokyo. This green route takes you through the lush gardens of Shinjuku and the world-famous, bustling shopping and fashion streets of Shibuya. Popular stops: Tokyo Tower, Shibuya City Hall, Shinjuku Gyoen

These tickets are valid for 3 months from the date of purchase.

Mt Fuji 5th station: Starting point to Mt Fuji summit, highest accessible stop at 2300m. Try local souvenir shops, enjoy local treats and capture scenic views.
Arakurayama Sengen Park: Famous Chureito Pagoda with Mt Fuji backdrop. Snap photos, take a short walk and enjoy seasonal blooms.
Lake Kawaguchi: Beautiful lake with clear Mt Fuji reflection. Enjoy boat rides, cycle around, relax by the water or take a walk by the lake.
Oshino Hakkai: Eight clear ponds fed by Mt Fuji melt with traditional village vibe. Drink Fuji’s melted water, take a stroll along stone paths, and try local snacks.
Gotemba Premium Outlets: Shopping mall at Mt Fuji base with mountain views. Shop designer brands, dine or relax with family.

Inclusions #

Full-day tour of Oishi Park, Oshino Hakkai & Arakurayama Sengen Park
Visit to Saiko Iyashi-no-Sato Nenba (as per option selected)
Entry to attractions
Round-trip AC bus transfers from Tokyo or Shinjuku Station (as per option selected)
English/Chinese/Japanese-speaking guide

Exclusions #

Boat rides/cycling (self-paid)

Accessibility

This experience is not the best fit for pregnant women and is not accessible by wheelchairs.

Additional information

At Arakurayama Sengen Park, the climb to Chureito Pagoda involves over 400 steep steps — use the handrails, take rest breaks, wear comfortable shoes with good grip, and watch your footing, especially in wet or crowded conditions.
The itinerary schedule may be adjusted according to weather, road conditions, and other reasons. To avoid losses, please don't schedule other activities after the end of travel.
The night before your trip, you will receive an email regarding important information such as the phone number of the tour guide and the license plate number of the car. Please make sure that your email and mobile phone can be reached.
Spot your guide effortlessly by identifying the yellow flag they hold, featuring the 'Gogoday' logo.
Please note: food is not included in this tour.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

What to bring

Wear comfortable shoes and clothing.

Accessibility

The tour is not wheelchair accessible, though strollers can be accommodated.

Additional information

Children 0–5 can join free of charge, but no seat is provided; infants must sit on laps.
Participants under 15 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian; participants under 18 require written parental permission.
Itinerary and activity schedule may change or be canceled due to traffic, weather, or operational reasons.
A gluten-free meal includes grilled chicken, rice, and tofu.
Tokyo Bay Cruise may not operate due to tides or maintenance; alternatives such as Hamarikyu Garden or Fukagawa Museum will be visited instead.
Guests are responsible for loading/unloading their own luggage, including strollers or wheelchairs.
Special dietary options such as halal-friendly, allergy-friendly, or lactose-free meals are not available.
Matcha store remains closed on May 14; matcha souvenirs will be provided instead.

Inclusions #

Expert English-speaking tour guide
Deluxe AC coach with Wi-Fi
Transfers from the meeting point at Matsuya Ginza/Shinjuku/Tokyo Station/Shinjuku Station (as per option selected)
Western-style buffet lunch (as per option selected)
Entry to Tokyo Skytree Tembo Deck (350m) (as per option selected)
Tokyo Bay Cruise (as per option selected)
Matcha drink or Matcha gelato (as per option selected)
Audio guide in Spanish, French, Italian, German, and Portuguese

Exclusions #

Hotel pick-up and drop-off
Gratuities

You can cancel these tickets up to 8 days before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Ideal for time-pressed travelers, this half-day tour hits Tokyo’s top highlights efficiently. Choose from afternoon or morning tours!

Day out to: Tokyo’s top sights on a half-day guided tour, including Imperial Palace Plaza, Nijubashi Bridge, Senso-ji Temple, Nakamise Street, and Tokyo Tower, aboard an AC bus with pick-up from Shinjuku or Tokyo Station.
You’ll get: a half-day deluxe AC coach tour, panoramic views from the Tokyo Tower main observatory deck, and the company of an English-speaking guide.
Imperial Palace & Nijubashi Bridge: Stroll through the Japanese gardens that once belonged to the Imperial Family, and don’t miss snapping a photo at the Nijubashi Bridge.
Tokyo Tower: Head up to the main observatory for sweeping 360-degree views of the city; you might even catch Mount Fuji if the sky’s clear!
Senso-ji Temple & Nakamise Street: Wander through Tokyo’s oldest temple, admire the bright Kaminarimon Gate and five-story pagoda, then explore Nakamise Street for tasty snacks and quirky souvenirs.
Ticket Options: You can choose either a morning or an afternoon tour, with the latter adding free time at Asakusa Kannon Temple & Nakamise Street and a drive-by Kabukiza Theater and the glitzy street of Ginza.

Inclusions #

Half-day morning tour or afternoon tour (as per option selected)
Expert English-speaking tour guide
AC bus pick-up from Tokyo or Shinjuku Station (as per option selected)
Entry to Tokyo Tower main observatory deck (as per option selected)

Exclusions #

Hotel pick-up and drop-off
Food and drinks
East Garden at Imperial Palace
Tokyo Tower special observatory admission (250 m)
Souvenirs and snacks at Nakamise Shopping Street

What to bring

Wear comfortable shoes and clothing.

Accessibility

The tour is not wheelchair accessible.
This tour is not recommended for pregnant travelers or those with limited mobility. Travelers should have moderate physical fitness.

Additional information

You’ll need to manage a few steps when boarding or exiting the bus.
The East Gardens of the Imperial Palace are not part of this tour.
Children under 6 can join for free, but no seat is provided.
The tour is English-guided only; explanations are not available in Japanese.
Traffic restrictions or entry limits near the Imperial Palace may affect departure or itinerary.
Participants under 15 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian; participants under 18 require written parental permission.
Tours may have a maximum of 40 participants.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Go on a pub crawl in Shibuya or Shinjuku with a small group and visit 3 hidden izakaya bars with a friendly tour guide.

Everything you get: an English-speaking guide on this 3–3.5 hour small-group tour, enjoy 3–4 dishes (Wagyu, Kobe beef, sushi, and more with vegetarian options), sip two drinks at the first bar, unlimited drinks at the second, wrap up with one drink at the last, and take home great photos.
Why choose this: Start your night at the iconic Shibuya Crossing or Shinjuku and follow your guide into three Japanese izakaya-style bars, where you'll savor foods and drinks like teppanyaki, meat sushi, Japanese steak, sake, and more.
Upgrades: Upgrade to a premium pub crawl in Shinjuku, where you’ll wander through retro alleyways, step into quirky themed bars, and savor a wider variety of local food and drinks.

Inclusions #

3-3.5-hour pub crawl at Shibuya or Shinjuku
Small-group tour
Expert English-speaking local guide
3-4 local dishes (with Shibuya pub crawl)
2 drinks at the first bar
All-you-can-drink at the second bar
One drink at the last bar
Visit 3 izakaya bars
4 local dishes (with Shinjuku pub crawl)
Photos during the tour

What to bring

Wear comfortable shoes and clothing.

Accessibility

Parts of the tour are not wheelchair- or stroller-friendly. The tour is not recommended for guests with mobility issues.

Additional information

Vegetarian options are limited, as many Japanese restaurants don’t offer full vegetarian menus.
While we do our best to accommodate, please note that street food stalls may contain common allergens like dairy, eggs, gluten, nuts, or shellfish.
If you don’t drink alcohol, no worries — you can pick a soft drink from the menu instead.
Participants must be 20 years or older to join.
Alcoholic beverage availability is subject to age restrictions and local laws. Please carry a valid ID and drink responsibly.
You don’t need to cover the guide’s food or drinks.
Some venues may allow smoking, and we may not be able to change stops because of it.
We cannot guarantee allergy-friendly meals or cater to dietary restrictions since food is prepared in partner kitchens. Substitutions may not always be possible, but we’ll do our best to adjust at other stops.
Japan’s weather can be extreme: expect up to 40°C (110°F) in summer and as low as -5°C (20°F) in winter. Please dress accordingly.
Tours start on time out of respect for all guests. If you arrive late and miss the group, refunds or rescheduling aren’t possible.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Savor an omakase sushi experience, Wagyu on shichirin grills, a neon-lit Kabuki-cho stroll, and dessert in this Shinjuku night food tour.

Everything you get: a 3.5-hour small-group tour with an English-speaking guide, a seasonal sushi course, juicy Wagyu beef yakiniku, a dessert, two drinks at a local bar & a photo-worthy stroll through neon-lit Kabuki-Cho.
Why choose this: Shinjuku can be a maze of endless options, but on this guided tour, you’ll skip the tourist traps and dive straight into the good stuff: authentic Edo-mae sushi prepared by a seasoned chef, followed by Wagyu BBQ you get to grill yourself.

Inclusions #

3.5-hour night food tour at Shinjuku
Small-group tour
Seasonal Sushi course (Vegetarian menu available)
Full Wagyu Beef Yakiniku dinner (Vegetarian menu available)
2 drinks
Dessert
Visit 3 restaurants
Photos during the tour

Exclusions #

Additional foods and drinks, available for purchase

What to bring

Wear comfortable shoes and clothing.

Accessibility

Parts of the tour are not wheelchair- or stroller-friendly. The tour is not recommended for guests with mobility issues.

Additional information

Vegetarian options are limited, as many Japanese restaurants don’t offer full vegetarian menus.
While we do our best to accommodate, please note that street food stalls may contain common allergens like dairy, eggs, gluten, nuts, or shellfish.
If you don’t drink alcohol, no worries — you can pick a soft drink from the menu instead.
Participants must be 20 years or older to join.
Alcoholic beverage availability is subject to age restrictions and local laws. Please carry a valid ID and drink responsibly.
You don’t need to cover the guide’s food or drinks.
Some venues may allow smoking, and we may not be able to change stops because of it.
We cannot guarantee allergy-friendly meals or cater to dietary restrictions since food is prepared in partner kitchens. Substitutions may not always be possible, but we’ll do our best to adjust at other stops.
Japan’s weather can be extreme: expect up to 40°C (110°F) in summer and as low as -5°C (20°F) in winter. Please dress accordingly.
Tours start on time out of respect for all guests. If you arrive late and miss the group, refunds or rescheduling aren’t possible.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Ready for Tokyo? This pass is your ticket to the city's must-sees. Hop on and off as much as you like, alone or with a friend for 1 or 2 days.
With 3 routes and 19 stops, Tokyo is your oyster! Buses run every 30-60 mins, so you can linger longer at the places you love.
Cruise the city in a double-decker bus with a 7-language audio guide, it's like having a tour guide in your pocket.
From the serene Zojo-Ji Temple to the towering Tokyo Tower and lush Shinjuku Gyoen, you'll see Tokyo's best bits – history and modernity collide

Inclusions #

1 or 2-day unlimited hop-on hop-off tour
Access to Blue, Red & Green routes
Audio guide in Japanese, English, Chinese, Korean, Spanish, French & German
Free Wi-Fi & earphones
Poncho/raincoat (during rainy season)

Exclusions #

Entry to attractions

You can join the tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of yoru ticket.

These tickets are valid for 3 months from the date of purchase.

Mt Fuji 5th station: Starting point to Mt Fuji summit, highest accessible stop at 2300m. Try local souvenir shops, enjoy local treats and capture scenic views.
Arakurayama Sengen Park: Famous Chureito Pagoda with Mt Fuji backdrop. Snap photos, take a short walk and enjoy seasonal blooms.
Lake Kawaguchi: Beautiful lake with clear Mt Fuji reflection. Enjoy boat rides, cycle around, relax by the water or take a walk by the lake.
Oshino Hakkai: Eight clear ponds fed by Mt Fuji melt with traditional village vibe. Drink Fuji’s melted water, take a stroll along stone paths, and try local snacks.
Gotemba Premium Outlets: Shopping mall at Mt Fuji base with mountain views. Shop designer brands, dine or relax with family.

Inclusions #

Full-day tour of Oishi Park, Oshino Hakkai & Arakurayama Sengen Park
Visit to Saiko Iyashi-no-Sato Nenba (as per option selected)
Entry to attractions
Round-trip AC bus transfers from Tokyo or Shinjuku Station (as per option selected)
English/Chinese/Japanese-speaking guide

Exclusions #

Boat rides/cycling (self-paid)

Accessibility

This experience is not the best fit for pregnant women and is not accessible by wheelchairs.

Additional information

At Arakurayama Sengen Park, the climb to Chureito Pagoda involves over 400 steep steps — use the handrails, take rest breaks, wear comfortable shoes with good grip, and watch your footing, especially in wet or crowded conditions.
The itinerary schedule may be adjusted according to weather, road conditions, and other reasons. To avoid losses, please don't schedule other activities after the end of travel.
The night before your trip, you will receive an email regarding important information such as the phone number of the tour guide and the license plate number of the car. Please make sure that your email and mobile phone can be reached.
Spot your guide effortlessly by identifying the yellow flag they hold, featuring the 'Gogoday' logo.
Please note: food is not included in this tour.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

City Tours

Tokyo Full‑Day City Tour with Tokyo Skytree, Meiji Jingu Shrine, Imperial Palace & More

What to bring

Wear comfortable shoes and clothing.

Accessibility

The tour is not wheelchair accessible, though strollers can be accommodated.

Additional information

Children 0–5 can join free of charge, but no seat is provided; infants must sit on laps.
Participants under 15 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian; participants under 18 require written parental permission.
Itinerary and activity schedule may change or be canceled due to traffic, weather, or operational reasons.
A gluten-free meal includes grilled chicken, rice, and tofu.
Tokyo Bay Cruise may not operate due to tides or maintenance; alternatives such as Hamarikyu Garden or Fukagawa Museum will be visited instead.
Guests are responsible for loading/unloading their own luggage, including strollers or wheelchairs.
Special dietary options such as halal-friendly, allergy-friendly, or lactose-free meals are not available.
Matcha store remains closed on May 14; matcha souvenirs will be provided instead.

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9 hr. 10 min. - 10 hr.

Audio guide

Guided tour

Transfers available

City Tours

Tokyo Half-Day Tour with Tokyo Tower, Imperial Palace & Asakusa

Ideal for time-pressed travelers, this half-day tour hits Tokyo’s top highlights efficiently. Choose from afternoon or morning tours!

Day out to: Tokyo’s top sights on a half-day guided tour, including Imperial Palace Plaza, Nijubashi Bridge, Senso-ji Temple, Nakamise Street, and Tokyo Tower, aboard an AC bus with pick-up from Shinjuku or Tokyo Station.
You’ll get: a half-day deluxe AC coach tour, panoramic views from the Tokyo Tower main observatory deck, and the company of an English-speaking guide.
Imperial Palace & Nijubashi Bridge: Stroll through the Japanese gardens that once belonged to the Imperial Family, and don’t miss snapping a photo at the Nijubashi Bridge.
Tokyo Tower: Head up to the main observatory for sweeping 360-degree views of the city; you might even catch Mount Fuji if the sky’s clear!
Senso-ji Temple & Nakamise Street: Wander through Tokyo’s oldest temple, admire the bright Kaminarimon Gate and five-story pagoda, then explore Nakamise Street for tasty snacks and quirky souvenirs.
Ticket Options: You can choose either a morning or an afternoon tour, with the latter adding free time at Asakusa Kannon Temple & Nakamise Street and a drive-by Kabukiza Theater and the glitzy street of Ginza.

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Free cancellation

Book now, pay later

- 4 hr. 40 min.

Guided tour

Transfers available

City Tours

Tokyo Nightlife Tour with Bar Hopping, Golden Gai, and Izakaya Visit

Go on a pub crawl in Shibuya or Shinjuku with a small group and visit 3 hidden izakaya bars with a friendly tour guide.

Everything you get: an English-speaking guide on this 3–3.5 hour small-group tour, enjoy 3–4 dishes (Wagyu, Kobe beef, sushi, and more with vegetarian options), sip two drinks at the first bar, unlimited drinks at the second, wrap up with one drink at the last, and take home great photos.
Why choose this: Start your night at the iconic Shibuya Crossing or Shinjuku and follow your guide into three Japanese izakaya-style bars, where you'll savor foods and drinks like teppanyaki, meat sushi, Japanese steak, sake, and more.
Upgrades: Upgrade to a premium pub crawl in Shinjuku, where you’ll wander through retro alleyways, step into quirky themed bars, and savor a wider variety of local food and drinks.

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Free cancellation

Book now, pay later

3 hr. - 3 hr. 30 min.

Guided tour

City Tours

Tokyo Food Tour with Wagyu Beef & Seasonal Sushi Course

Savor an omakase sushi experience, Wagyu on shichirin grills, a neon-lit Kabuki-cho stroll, and dessert in this Shinjuku night food tour.

Everything you get: a 3.5-hour small-group tour with an English-speaking guide, a seasonal sushi course, juicy Wagyu beef yakiniku, a dessert, two drinks at a local bar & a photo-worthy stroll through neon-lit Kabuki-Cho.
Why choose this: Shinjuku can be a maze of endless options, but on this guided tour, you’ll skip the tourist traps and dive straight into the good stuff: authentic Edo-mae sushi prepared by a seasoned chef, followed by Wagyu BBQ you get to grill yourself.

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Free cancellation

Book now, pay later

3 hr.

Guided tour

Meals included

Day Trips

Mount Fuji Highlights Tour: Chureito Pagoda, Lake Kawaguchi, Oshino Hakkai, & More

Mt Fuji 5th station: Starting point to Mt Fuji summit, highest accessible stop at 2300m. Try local souvenir shops, enjoy local treats and capture scenic views.
Arakurayama Sengen Park: Famous Chureito Pagoda with Mt Fuji backdrop. Snap photos, take a short walk and enjoy seasonal blooms.
Lake Kawaguchi: Beautiful lake with clear Mt Fuji reflection. Enjoy boat rides, cycle around, relax by the water or take a walk by the lake.
Oshino Hakkai: Eight clear ponds fed by Mt Fuji melt with traditional village vibe. Drink Fuji’s melted water, take a stroll along stone paths, and try local snacks.
Gotemba Premium Outlets: Shopping mall at Mt Fuji base with mountain views. Shop designer brands, dine or relax with family.

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Free cancellation

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10 hr.

Guided tour

Transfers available

Tokyo City Tours

Tokyo city tours: A guided mix of history, culture & nightlife

What to expect on your day trip from Tokyo

See Tokyo’s icons in one go

Guided tours = Stress-free travel

Tokyo nightlife tour

Flexible tour options

Made for every traveler

Things to know before booking your Tokyo day trips

Tokyo day trip: Ticket choices made simple

Day Tours

Food & Nightlife Tours

Hop-on Hop-off tours

Top landmarks/neighborhoods covered in Tokyo city tours

Meiji Jingu Shrine

Senso-ji Temple (Asakusa)

Imperial Palace Plaza

Tokyo Skytree

Tokyo Tower

Odaiba Bay & Rainbow Bridge

Shibuya Crossing

Ginza

Akihabara & Harajuku

A visual journey through Tokyo

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Tokyo Full‑Day City Tour with Tokyo Skytree, Meiji Jingu Shrine, Imperial Palace & More

What to bring

Accessibility

Additional information

Tokyo Half-Day Tour with Tokyo Tower, Imperial Palace & Asakusa

Tokyo Nightlife Tour with Bar Hopping, Golden Gai, and Izakaya Visit

Tokyo Food Tour with Wagyu Beef & Seasonal Sushi Course

Sky Hop Bus: Tokyo Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour

Mount Fuji Highlights Tour: Chureito Pagoda, Lake Kawaguchi, Oshino Hakkai, & More