• Senso-ji Temple - A must-visit destination! As Tokyo’s oldest Buddhist temple, it is surrounded by lively shopping arcades and quaint streets filled with local shops offering a variety of handmade crafts and delicacies. Energetic young men and women operate rickshaws, and you’ll see many people dressed in kimono, making it a fantastic spot for photos!
• Akihabara - This area epitomizes Tokyo, brimming with electronics and anime stores, game centers, and unique “maid cafes”—an experience unlike any other in the world. Consider stopping at the Mitsukoshi department store on the way to the fish market; it’s a magnificent building featuring French and Italian marble beneath a skylit ceiling, and it once housed a baby elephant!
• Tsukiji Fish Market - Although the old fish market is no longer, visitors still flock to the “outer” market—a compact area filled with small restaurants and a vast selection of street foods, including seafood, wagyu, seasonal fruits, and more. Alternatively, the Toyosu Senkyaku Banrai at the new market offers a focus on sit-down dining with a variety of options.
• Imperial Palace - Next, enjoy a drive through the outer gardens of the Imperial Residence. While the royal family resides there and the residence is intentionally hidden from view, the beautifully sculpted trees and views of the stone bridges are delightful. We’ll also pass by several other significant sites en route to the next destination.
• Meiji Jingu Shrine - Another shrine worth visiting! This one is nestled within a lush forest of over 100,000 trees spanning 170 acres, offering a serene escape from Tokyo’s bustling streets. Built to honor Emperor Meiji and his wife, Shoken, it’s an ideal place to pray for a harmonious relationship and recharge before the next stop.
• Takeshita Street - A vibrant area teeming with diverse fashion, street foods (crepes, strawberries, and candy apples are popular), and now animal cafes. Gwen Stefani famously adored Harajuku fashion, and while trends evolve, this remains the hotspot for Tokyo’s latest styles.
• Shibuya Crossing - Fans of Fast and Furious, Lost in Translation, or Hachi: A Dog’s Tale should not miss the iconic Shibuya crossing. Even if unfamiliar with these references, witnessing the bustling energy of Shibuya crossing is a must-see experience!

• Private transportation
• Hotel pick up/drop off
• Bottled water
• On-board WiFi

• Walking Tour Guide - may be included with a surcharge, depending on availability
• Entrance fees

This is a completely private and customizable tour in a luxury van. You can either leave the itinerary to the experts or design your own; the team is flexible!

A native English-speaking guide will provide all the necessary information while traveling between stops, allowing you to explore at your own pace without feeling hurried.

Experience all the major historical and cultural attractions in Tokyo, with additional sights along the way, as your guide answers any questions you may have.

Visit Tokyo’s oldest temple, a shrine nestled in a beautiful forest, world-renowned shopping districts, and enjoy the opportunity to taste a variety of local delicacies!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.