Here are some popular destinations. *You can choose 2-3 places for 4 hours tour, 4-5 places for 8 hours tour. You may ask your local profssional guide for her/his recommendation. *Please download WhatsApp or let us know your email address, so our guide can contact you! *Many stores and restaurants in Japan only accept cash payments, so be sure to have some Japanese yen cash on hand. *If you choose public transport option, we recommend to purchase Tokyo Subway 24-hour, 48-hour, or 72-hour tickets in advance.

Visiting markets on a trip is an amusing experience. You will see a lot of fresh seafood and delicious food, and local people enjoying shopping and eating. Find your favorite local snacks here!

Asakusa is a place where you can feel Japanese tradition and culture. Many people smile and take pictures in front of the huge red lanterns.

Meiji Jingu Shrine is a place where the good old days are still alive. The lush landscape of trees and the sacred atmosphere evoke a sense of nostalgia in the heart. Visiting with a loved one will also deepen the bond between the two.

Take a video at the most famous intersection in the world! A bronze statue of Hachiko is also waiting for you.

Located on the former site of Edo Castle, a large park area surrounded by moats and massive stone walls.

It is a well-known sacred place for the otaku. The city is filled with anime, games, and manga!

Take a relaxing stroll through the narrow streets that retain traces of the good old days. Enjoy mingling with the locals as you eat and drink standing around.

The avenue known as the Champs Elysees in Tokyo is lined with unique buildings by world-renowned architects. One step down the street and you will find stores popular with young people and galleries of young artists.

A heaven for girls full of cute things. Take a picture with Rainbow Cotton Candy in your hand!

Ueno Park is famous for cherry blossom viewing, but there is much more to see than just cherry blossoms. Don't miss the seven museums or Ueno Toshogu - The Tokugawas' Golden Mausoleum!

Have you ever seen so many shopping streets? What would you buy in these endless shopping streets? Vinyl records or vintage second-hand clothes? Let's pray for sunny weather tomorrow at the weather shrine!

Do you know Maneki Neko? This is the birthplace of beckoning cats. Let's listen to a story while looking at the many beckoning cats that line the temple grounds.

There is a much deeper world here than Akihabara. How about taking a break surrounded by contemporary art at Takashi Murakami's Cafe?

The scenery remains as it was in the movie “It's Tough Being a Man" (Otoko wa Tsuraiyo). Teishakuten Temple is famous for its sculptures and the splendor of its Japanese garden. Have some dumplings at a teahouse on the street!