Private Tokyo Walking Tour – Discover Tokyo Your Way

Soak in the view of the entire Tokyo metropolitan area from the observatory on the 45th floor of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building. On a clear day you can see Mount Fuji.

Tokyo’s liveliest entertainment and red-light district. Packed full of karaoke bars, girly bars, restaurants and home to the infamous "Robot Restaurant" as featured on many travel shows.

Six narrow alleys packed with over 200 tiny bars, each measuring only 10 to 15 square meters. 

Join the crowds and make your way across the Shibuya Scramble; the busiest pedestrian crossing in the world!

Meet the bronze statue of Hachiko, the symbol of loyalty and faithfulness.

Check out the trendy stores of Center-Gai.

Packed full of street art, wacky youth fashion, animal cafes and instagrammable food, it's the epitome of quirky Japan.

Visit the Meiji Jingu Shrine in the heart of a beautiful 700,000 m2 forest. Learn about Japan’s indigenous religion of Shintoism.

Tokyo’s executive class area where art, architecture and high fashion meet.

Tokyo’s executive class area where art, architecture and high fashion meet.

Packed full of street art, wacky youth fashion, animal cafes and instagrammable food it's the epitome of quirky Japan.

The historic center of Tokyo housing, Tokyo’s oldest temple, and many traditional craft shops. Best to visit during the day.

The tour begins with a stroll at Sensoji temple, the oldest temple in Tokyo. Leading up to the temple is Nakamise Street, full of souvenirs and traditional Japanese sweets.

A 250 meter stretch of fantastic stalls on the approach to the Sensoji Temple.

Admire the waterfront view along the Sumidagawa River. Option to take a boat ride through the city to the beautiful Hama Rikyu garden (35 minutes cruise).

Visit Hama Rikyu Gardens, a traditional Japanese garden located next to Tokyo Bay. Enjoy seasonal flowers such as cherry blossoms and rapeseed blooms, set against the modern skyline of the Shiodome district.

The favourite hangout place of diehard fans of gaming, manga and anime you are sure to see some interesting characters wandering the streets! 

Visit Tokyo's sleek shopping district.

Explore the former home of the world's largest fish market and world-famous tuna auction.

Tokyo’s sleek business district surrounding the Imperial Palace. Impressive architecture and great food. Equally good to see during the day or evening.

Visit the East Garden and get up close to the some of the remnants of Edo Castle, including the moat walls. With advance booking we can take a 1 hour 15 minutes tour of the Palace’s inner compound.

Access one of Tokyo's most notable architectural highlights.

Access Tokyo's most notable architectural highlights.

Eat at a Gado Shita (small restaurant under the railway tracks) for an authentic foodie experience.

The original center of all trade and commerce from the Edo Period (1603 to 1868), Nihonbashi is steeped in history and packed with traditional food and craft shops.

Cross Japan's most important bridge; the Nihonbashi Bridge where the kilometer zero marker is located.

Visit Mitsukoshi, Japan's first department store. A beautiful 1920s building with an outstanding food hall.