Freely set up plans Guided Private Tours in Tokyo





Description
This tour is designed to enjoy Tokyo by public transportation such as trains and buses. A guided private tour that will make your tour time and itinerary the way you want! You can choose from 4, 6, 8 and 10 hours for the tour. It will tour 4 hours (2 places of tourist attraction), 6 hours (4 places), 8 hours (6 places), 10 hours (8 places). You can choose from Tokyo's standard and popular attractions. Make it your own way! This is a private tour using public transport.
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Tsukiji Market where one can encounter all kinds of Japanese traditional foods. A mixture of wholesale and retail shops along with numerous restaurants line the streets and new culinary trends are born here. Let's try fresh seafood and traditional Japanese food. These are ideal for breakfast and lunch.
Sensoji Temple is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Japan. There are some historical buildings such as the five-story pagoda and the Hozo-mon Gate(Treasure-House Gate) inside the temple grounds.
Tokyo Sky Tree is the world's tallest tower with a height of 634 m certified by Guinness World Records.There are observation tables at 340 meters above the ground and 450 meters above the ground.There is a cafe on the observation deck. You can enjoy the scenery while drinking tea at the cafe. On sunny days you can see Mt. Fuji.
Ueno Zoo is a Tokyo Metropolitan Zoo. It was opened as the first zoo in Japan in 1882. Currently, about 400 species of animals, including rare animals such as Sumatra tiger, are bred. The number of admissions is the best in Japan. There are many exhibits on the site, including the Giant Panda Building and Japanese wild birds and animals such as sika deer and Japanese serow deer, the Japanese animal section, and the forest where the gorilla tigers live.
There are about 500,000 users of scrambled intersections per day. And the number of people who come and go with one green light reaches 3,000. It is a tourist attraction that many foreign tourists pay attention to when it is interesting that a lot of people walk at the same time without getting hit by each other at the same time.
The Meiji Jingu Shrine, which was built in 1920, enshrines the Emperor Meiji and the Empress.Many Japanese worshipers and foreign tourists visit this shrine throughout the year. Because it is called a power spot, your fortune may rise. You may see a couple who wears a wedding dress in Japanese clothes.
A radio tower with a height of 333m, constructed in 1958. There is a view cafe and Tower jingu Shrine. There are two types of lights-up: Landmark Light, which emits light toward Tokyo Tower, and Diamond Veil, which emits light outward from Tokyo Tower. Landmark lights are white in summer and orange in winter.
Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden is a garden representing the Meiji period that combines a well-formed garden, a landscaped garden and a Japanese garden. It was built in 1906 as an imperial garden. The garden is surrounded by over 10,000 trees and offers seasonal scenery and landscapes. There are several historic buildings in this garden. You can learn about the imperial history from these buildings.
It is a cafe where you can interact with owls. Many people will smile when you interact with owls with adorable charms. When you are depressed, when you are tired, it will heal you. This owl cafe uses classical music and chandelier lighting to create healing effects in order to provide customers with extraordinary healing.
It is a cafe where you can interact with hedgehogs. This cafe is not open for lunch or dinner but serves only drinks. There are hedgehogs that want to play with you and those that sleep on your hands. They are very cute.
Hama Rikyu Gardens was opened to the public April 1, 1946. The park is a 250,165 m² landscaped garden surrounding Shioiri Pond, the park itself surrounded by a seawater moat filled by Tokyo Bay. It was remodeled as a public garden park on the site of a villa of the Shōgun Tokugawa family in the 17th century.
The Imperial Palace is in Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo. In the premises, there are houses of the Emperor and Empress, the palace, the Imperial Household Agency office and so on. In the Tokugawa period, it was used as Edo castle. Nijyubashi bridge is also one of the best tourist attractions. Even though the Imperial Palace is in the city, it is a place full of nature. The skyscraper streets around will make the nature stand out more.
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Important Information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
- All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Reviews(134)
We met Kono-san at our hotel. It was a walking city tour. He was adept at navigating his way around all the sites we chose to see. He took our photos which was nice! The next day he emailed them to me. He was a very sweet tour guide. We enjoyed him very much. The only reason we didn’t rate this tour a 5 was his English was pretty difficult to understand. Also he didn’t know answers to some questions. Otherwise he was excellent at getting us around to see many points of interest.
great way to explore as first-time visitor. the guide was knowledgeable and efficient. he was also patient regarding our unfamiliarity with the city
Great day spent Kono-san. What a pleasant day. So knowledgeable. All the sights were amazing. What a city
Kono is an excellent tour guide, very knowledgeable, personable and patient. The sites covered by this tour are very interesting. There is a lot of walking done, but is well worth it. Request Kono as your guide. You will not be disappointed.
We covered a lot of ground, a good thing. Saw several sites with a delicious lunch. It was our first day, the guide educated us in how to use trains, markets to visit and other helpful information.
Fantastic day out. Exhausting and difficult at times because of mobility issues. The public transport system is not as catering for the disabled as previously expected. There are a lot of steps to encounter. But Akiri, our guide, was very adaptable and much appreciated. Thank you Akiri.
We had Kono-san. We spent 10 hours going around Tokyo and saw more with Kono-san than we could have on our own. Thank you Kono-san for an excellent day. Would recommend if short on time in Tokyo.
This was a fantastic experience! I loved that it was catered to my tastes for the trip. It was wonderful having an expert navigator in Tokyo. I really loved visiting the local sushi shop. It was a really special day out
Fantastic experience being guided by Kono through Tokyo. Everything went seamless, with Kono knowing every corner of this big city, whilst 1) telling us all the rich history and context for the sites we were visiting, 2) teaching us Japanese culture and customs, and 3) being great company. Can highly recommend booking a tour if you are visiting for the first time (as the city is so big and can be overwhelming to map out yourself) and particularly with Kono as your guide. Practical: we were a group of 4 booked with Kono to visit Meiji Jingu, Senso-Ji temple, Tsujiki market, Imperial palace and Tokyo Skytree.
This was a great tour. We saw a lot and enjoyed all the places we went to. Our tour guide Funiko was excellent. We were a family/friend group of 8 and she always checked that we were still together. She was patient with all our stops. She was extremely knowledgeable about the history of what we saw.