Tokyo

Tokyo Skytree: Entry Ticket

In 2012, Tokyo gained one of its most impressive landmarks: the Tokyo Skytree. Second only to the Burj Khalifa in height at the time of its construction, the Tokyo Skytree stands at an astonishing 634 meters tall! During your visit, you'll have the chance to stare over the city from two observation decks, one at 350 meters up, and one at 450 meters. On the Tembo Deck, you can test your courage while standing on the glass floor, then take in views that stretch for 70 kilometers. After enjoying the exhibits on the 350th floor, journey up another 100 meters to the Tembo Galleria. From here, you'll walk a winding route through a glass tunnel to the highest point, a mind‐blowing 451.2 meters up!

Tokyo to Kamakura and Enoshima Day Trip Bus Tour

Enjoy hassle‐free roundtrip transportation to Kamakura and Enoshima from Tokyo on this convenient bus tour. Escape Tokyo for the day and learn about Kamakura’s history as the home of the Samurai. Get a great overview of the area as you visit important shrines, major shopping areas, and more. Visit two places in one efficient tour, since you’ll also see the small island of Enoshima.

Tokyo: 4 in 1 day — Mount Fuji, Kamakura, Lake Ashi & Big Buddha

Set off on an exciting adventure from Tokyo to explore some of Japan's most breathtaking landscapes and important historical landmarks. This guided bus tour offers a relaxed and enjoyable experience, with a knowledgeable guide providing captivating information about each stop, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in Japan's vibrant cultural heritage.

Tokyo night food tour in Shinjuku

Try some old‐fashioned Japanese cuisine in Shinjuku. Shinjuku is one of the famous sightseeing spots in Tokyo, but since it has the largest number of eateries in Tokyo, you'll find it crowded, which makes it difficult to find hidden but famous restaurants that offer delicious food loved by the locals. In order to make it quite comfortable and to help you find the best restaurants off the beaten track, you will be accompanied by one of the local guides.While enjoying the delicious cuisine, you can also learn about the Japanese food culture and the complex Shinjuku area throughout the tour. You'll start your experience by visiting a Sushi restaurant located inside a building where it's even hard for locals to find.Afterward, you and your guide will visit a Yakiniku restaurant located near West side of Shinjuku or Kabuki‐cho. Here, you'll prepare your own Japanese BBQ featuring the famous Wagyu. Enjoy your time grilling the meat with an authentic Japanese shichirin (BBQ stove). The foodie tour comes to a climax as you wander around the bustling Kabuki‐Cho area, adorned with vibrant neon lights.To end the tour, you'll visit a bar or Japanese snack restaurant to have a dessert or alcohol drink to conclude the experience with a full stomach!

Tokyo Samurai Experience

This tour offers a thrilling trio of samurai experiences. You'll be captivated by the Samurai Show, enlightened by the Samurai Experience, and exhilarated by Trial Cutting with Japanese swords. Begin your journey by donning traditional samurai attire — a kimono and hakama. With an imitation or wooden sword in hand, you'll learn the art of drawing, sheathing, holding, and swinging from a real‐life samurai. Once you've mastered the basics, it's time to put your skills to the test with a rhythmic Chanbara duel set to music. Capture every moment of this unforgettable experience on your smartphone, creating lasting memories of your trip. From expressing gratitude in true samurai style to receiving expert guidance on Takemitsu (imitation swords), every aspect of this tour is designed to transport you back to the era of the samurai. Conclude your adventure with a commemorative photo alongside your samurai guide, a keepsake that will forever remind you of your journey into Japan's illustrious past.

teamLab Planets TOKYO: Entry Ticket

The worldwide wave of immersive digital art installations shows no sign of breaking just yet, and the folks at teamLab have outdone themselves with teamLab Planets TOKYO. This isn't your average museum – the experience is like walking (and wading!) through a giant kaleidoscope. Explore seven 'body immersive' art installations, which force your senses to submit to their hypnotic glow. The boundary between artwork and art lover doesn't exist here, you're part of the exhibit!

1‐day tour to Mount Fuji, Oshino Hakkai with outlets or hot springs

Embark on a memorable journey that begins in the morning. Your adventure kicks off with a visit to Mount Fuji's fifth station, where you'll revel in awe‐inspiring vistas. Standing at 2,305 meters, this spot offers a unique perspective on Japan's highest peak.Next, explore the captivating Arakurayama Sengen Park for panoramic views of Mount Fuji. Then, at noon, savor the sweet, pristine spring waters of Oshino Hakkai, nestled at the base of Mount Fuji. In the afternoon, you have a choice to make. If relaxation is on your mind, head to the "Konohananoyu" hot spring, newly opened at the end of 2019. Here, you'll luxuriate in a vast open‐air bath with mesmerizing Mount Fuji views. Alternatively, opt for a visit to the bustling Gotemba Premium Outlets, offering a stunning backdrop of Mount Fuji. This shopping haven boasts famous Japanese and other famous brand stores, all offering an array of styles at enticing prices.As your day of exploration draws to a close, we'll begin your return journey to Tokyo, providing a comfortable and scenic ride back.

Walking Tour of Kamakura, Including the Great Buddha Statue

The old Japanese capital of Kamakura is a must‐visit day trip destination. Get the most out of a short visit by joining a walking tour. Start with street food samples, to power you up for the four‐plus hours of wandering. Visit ancient temples and shrines set in beautiful manicured gardens and, of course, pay a visit to the Daibutsu, the Great Buddha of Kamakura.

Tokyo Skytree Pass: Tokyo Skytree + Sumida Aquarium

The Tokyo Skytree is the world's tallest freestanding radio tower at 634 meters. Soar to the Observation Deck, 350 meters above ground, for 360° views that stretch as far as 70 kms on a clear day. The Tokyo Skytree Observation Corridor takes you up 450 meters above ground in a tube‐shaped, glass‐walled corridor! Whoosh up to floor 450 – the highest floor in the tower – and feel like you're walking in the air. The Sumida Aquarium is home to more than 7,000 sea creatures and 260 species. See them splashing in a 350,000 liter tank, the biggest open indoor tank in Japan. Its modern, seamless design lets you spot fur seals and penguins without obstruction. Don't miss the jellyfish display and research lab, and peek into tanks starring creatures from the habitats around Tokyo Bay, the Izu Islands and the Ogasawara Islands.

Tokyo Tower Observatory Admission Ticket

The orange and white of the Tokyo Tower is synonymous with the city, and it's stood the test of time for more than half a century. With Tokyo Tower Observatory admission tickets, you can climb (or ride) your way to the 150‐meter‐high viewing deck and enjoy one of the best panoramas of Tokyo available. There's a reason 180 million people from across the world have visited the tower since it opened! If you're feeling thirsty, grab a cup of tea at the sky‐high Café La Tour, before heading back to earth. Before you go, don't miss your chance to step across the Sky Walk Window, the quintessential glass floor addition to this iconic observation deck.