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Discover the best top things to do in Ota, Japan including Private arrival Transfer from Haneda Airport(HND) to central Tokyo city, Experience all of Japanese culture and Japanese food experience classes "origami, udon, Japanese food, green tea, calligraphy" in 4 hours, Private Tokyo Cultural Sights Walking Tour, Private departure transfer from Tokyo city to Tokyo Haneda Airport(HND), Private Full-Day Tokyo Tour Including 5 Popular Spots, Half Day Walking Tour To Find Edo Culture Including Ukiyoe in a Sumo Town Ryogoku, Full-Day Kamakura Tour from Tokyo Viewing a Variety of Flowers at Hase Temple, REAL, All-Inclusive Tokyo Food and Drink Adventure (leave the tourists behind), Soba Buckwheat Noodle Making Tour in Tokyo, Iaido Experience Tour to Learn Samurai Spirit with Private Guide.
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1. Private arrival Transfer from Haneda Airport(HND) to central Tokyo city
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 7 reviews
Use a door to door private arrival transfer, a comfortable and hassle-free service that will allow you to enjoy your journey from the moment you arrive in the beautiful city of Tokyo. We will completely disinfect the vehicle and places a free hand sanitizer on all the seats. Your driver will keep an appropriate distance with you who will assist with luggage and guide you to your vehicle will give you a comfortable, safety, health ride.
Inclusions: All taxes, fees and handling charges, Hotel pick up/drop-off, Air-conditioned vehicle
Exclusions: Excess luggage charges (where applicable), Alcoholic drinks (available to purchase), Food and drinks, Gratuities
Reviewed By lennartljung
Excellent treatment! Perfect and very helpful driver waiting for us in the right spot. Very comfortable car with offering of drinking water. Driver also helped us with hotel check-in.
2. Experience all of Japanese culture and Japanese food experience classes "origami, udon, Japanese food, green tea, calligraphy" in 4 hours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 34 reviews
In 4 hours, you will experience Japanese culture and hospitality at home. Experiences include origami, handmade udon, Japanese food, sushi and tempura. Experience matcha and Japanese sweets after meals. We make with you. Drinks (sake, beer, shochu and soft drinks) are free. As a souvenir, Keiko writes your name on colored paper in calligraphy. Through this experience, you will become a member of your home (homecoming TAKA) and make friends all over the world. The next time you visit our home, we welcome you as a family!
Inclusions: Lunch, Drinks such as sake, shochu, beer, soft drinks are free, apron, origami, Souvenir (the name written in calligraphy)
Exclusions: Transfer
Reviewed By Lyn2212
My boy and myself can never forget the warm welcoming friendship and the delicious food delicately prepared by Keiko San and Taka San... My first visit was in Sept. We wanted to have an authentic Japanese experience even though we visited Tokyo several times. Went for it and absolutely loved it...It is definitely an experience never to be missed! And just a month later, knowing that I am visiting Japan in Dec, I immediately contacted Taka san in Oct as I remember our chat that they love bakuteh and chicken rice from Singapore, so I’m going to bring them those goodies! Without further hesitation, Taka San and Keiko san invited us to their home again. My boy is so happy with the invitation and can’t wait to see them in Dec! We met in Dec and there was so much memories from the first visit. The good chat along the peaceful relaxed route while walking to their home, the great smiles from the couple, the warm deco of the house, the delicious chef-cooked cuisine! We chatted a lot during dinner, learned new things about our families and had our matcha tea sessions! This is not something that you will get from other activities that you may find...*from my heart* Incredible friendships built within a day or even just a few hours! Taka san and family are kind-hearted people who treat visitors like family and connect people with open conversations. We learn and we grow. Team TAKA, we are one! Ps: next trip bringing my parents over for sure! (Resending using the right profile)
3. Private Tokyo Cultural Sights Walking Tour
Overall Ratings
4.7 based on 3 reviews
Embark on this half-day private morning walking tour to discover some of Tokyo’s cultural sites with a local guide. You will visit indispensable sightseeing spots in Tokyo. The sites you will visit includes the Meiji-Jingu Shrine, Omotesando, Tsukiji Outer Market, Kabukiza Theater, Ginza and Asakusa. Each traveler will be provided 24H Metro Subway Ticket for getting to the different sites. Hotel pickup is included and the tour will end in Asakusa for you to have your own time to explore.
Inclusions: Private guide, Hotel pickup, 24h Metro Subway ticket
Exclusions: Food and drinks, Gratuities, Transport to subway station
Reviewed By duw1203
Kamakura is a must-visit town for any foreign visitor coming to Japan and it can be easily reached from Tokyo on a 60-mn train journey. Very convenient especially if you are JR Pass holder. We started the journey with our guide, who was waiting for us @the lobby of our hotel and kindly guided us through the bustling morning Japanese metro system. Visiting Kamakura was like going through different emotions and living exceptional experiences depending on the sites visited. The Hase-Dera temple, Kotokuin area, the Tsurugaoka Hachimangu temple and the Kamakura street market (where original flavoured peanuts were sold like those strawberries, mulberries, okonomyaki, wasabi, takoyaki flavours) were amazing venues that have their own spirit and atmosphere and imprint unforgettable memories on the visitors. Our guide helped us to know more about the religious, political and social history of Kamakura. We hope to be back again in the fulture to explore more the seaside and spend one day @Kamakura. Thank you so much to our guide who was very kind and helpful (she guided us through the Toranomon Hills metro station after the end of our tour) and professional. Best wishes to her.
4. Private departure transfer from Tokyo city to Tokyo Haneda Airport(HND)
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
In end your trip the easy way with this departure transfer by Private taxi type charter transfer. Your driver will pick you up from your hotel in central Tokyo city to Haneda International Airport . And also your driver will choose the right way to go to the Haneda international airport to make sure the customer will get to the airport on time.
Inclusions: Private transportation, Hotel pickup and drop-off (selected hotels only), Fuel surcharge, All taxes, fees and handling charges, Air-conditioned vehicle
Exclusions: Excess luggage charges (where applicable), Food and drinks, Gratuities
Reviewed By lennartljung
Excellent treatment! Perfect and very helpful driver waiting for us in the right spot. Very comfortable car with offering of drinking water. Driver also helped us with hotel check-in.
5. Private Full-Day Tokyo Tour Including 5 Popular Spots
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 2 reviews
In this tour, you can efficiently visit some of the most popular sightseeing spots in Tokyo, such as Asakusa, Hamarikyu Garden, Tsukiji Outer Market, Imperial Palace Outer Garden, and Meiji Shrine. You can also enjoy delicious lunch at Tsukiji. If you have any food restrictions such as vegetarians, macrobiotics, gluten free, or no-fish, please let me know in advance.
Inclusions: Professional guide, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Private tour
Exclusions: Entrance fees for customers and a guide (above-mentioned 5 places are all free), Food and drinks for customers and a guide, Transportation to/from attractions for customers and a guide
Reviewed By duw1203
Kamakura is a must-visit town for any foreign visitor coming to Japan and it can be easily reached from Tokyo on a 60-mn train journey. Very convenient especially if you are JR Pass holder. We started the journey with our guide, who was waiting for us @the lobby of our hotel and kindly guided us through the bustling morning Japanese metro system. Visiting Kamakura was like going through different emotions and living exceptional experiences depending on the sites visited. The Hase-Dera temple, Kotokuin area, the Tsurugaoka Hachimangu temple and the Kamakura street market (where original flavoured peanuts were sold like those strawberries, mulberries, okonomyaki, wasabi, takoyaki flavours) were amazing venues that have their own spirit and atmosphere and imprint unforgettable memories on the visitors. Our guide helped us to know more about the religious, political and social history of Kamakura. We hope to be back again in the fulture to explore more the seaside and spend one day @Kamakura. Thank you so much to our guide who was very kind and helpful (she guided us through the Toranomon Hills metro station after the end of our tour) and professional. Best wishes to her.
6. Half Day Walking Tour To Find Edo Culture Including Ukiyoe in a Sumo Town Ryogoku
This 4 hours morning private walking tour focus on Ryogoku, a town of Sumo and Edo culture. Ryogoku has a permanent Sumo stadium, Ryogoku Kokugikan, so that 5 or 6 out of 43 Sumo stables (as of March 2017) are dotted around there. You get basic knowledge of Sumo, including finding some Sumo stables (no practice observation). Ryogoku has also the Sumida Hokusai Museum and the Edo-Tokyo Museum where you can step into the Edo culture world. The tour fee includes these two museums admission fees (about 1000yen). Edo NOREN, a facility next to Ryogoku Station, will also show you traditional Japanese foods as a culture along with the real size Dohyo (Sumo ring).
Inclusions: Local Professional guide, Hotel pickup (Centrally located Tokyo hotel or accommodation, not by a car), Private Small-group tour, Transportation fees for the guide
Exclusions: Transportation to/from attractions (300 - 700yen/person depending on your hotel location), Food and drinks, if any, Gratuities
Reviewed By duw1203
Kamakura is a must-visit town for any foreign visitor coming to Japan and it can be easily reached from Tokyo on a 60-mn train journey. Very convenient especially if you are JR Pass holder. We started the journey with our guide, who was waiting for us @the lobby of our hotel and kindly guided us through the bustling morning Japanese metro system. Visiting Kamakura was like going through different emotions and living exceptional experiences depending on the sites visited. The Hase-Dera temple, Kotokuin area, the Tsurugaoka Hachimangu temple and the Kamakura street market (where original flavoured peanuts were sold like those strawberries, mulberries, okonomyaki, wasabi, takoyaki flavours) were amazing venues that have their own spirit and atmosphere and imprint unforgettable memories on the visitors. Our guide helped us to know more about the religious, political and social history of Kamakura. We hope to be back again in the fulture to explore more the seaside and spend one day @Kamakura. Thank you so much to our guide who was very kind and helpful (she guided us through the Toranomon Hills metro station after the end of our tour) and professional. Best wishes to her.
7. Full-Day Kamakura Tour from Tokyo Viewing a Variety of Flowers at Hase Temple
This is a full-day tour from Tokyo to Kamakura by train. Visit Hase Temple which is famous for its beautiful Japanese garden where a variety of flowers bloom throughout the four seasons. Great Buddha is the second largest bronze statue in Japan. Tsurugaoka-hachimangu Shrine is the symbol of Kamakura.
Inclusions: Professional guide, Local guide, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Private tour
Exclusions: Transportation to/from attractions for customer(around 2000 yen per person), Entrance fees(Hase temple :300 yen per person, Great Buddha:200 yen per person), Lunch
Reviewed By duw1203
Kamakura is a must-visit town for any foreign visitor coming to Japan and it can be easily reached from Tokyo on a 60-mn train journey. Very convenient especially if you are JR Pass holder. We started the journey with our guide, who was waiting for us @the lobby of our hotel and kindly guided us through the bustling morning Japanese metro system. Visiting Kamakura was like going through different emotions and living exceptional experiences depending on the sites visited. The Hase-Dera temple, Kotokuin area, the Tsurugaoka Hachimangu temple and the Kamakura street market (where original flavoured peanuts were sold like those strawberries, mulberries, okonomyaki, wasabi, takoyaki flavours) were amazing venues that have their own spirit and atmosphere and imprint unforgettable memories on the visitors. Our guide helped us to know more about the religious, political and social history of Kamakura. We hope to be back again in the fulture to explore more the seaside and spend one day @Kamakura. Thank you so much to our guide who was very kind and helpful (she guided us through the Toranomon Hills metro station after the end of our tour) and professional. Best wishes to her.
8. REAL, All-Inclusive Tokyo Food and Drink Adventure (leave the tourists behind)
Ready for a small group (5 max.) Tokyo food tour that takes you deeper than what the Shinjuku or Shibuya areas can provide? Come with us and leave the canned, prefab tourist run behind, and instead get yourself a look into how locals unwind after work, all with nary a tourist in sight. Over the course of our 3-ish hours together, we'll visit three different standing bar restaurants (known as "tachinomi" in Japanese), which could roughly be depicted as bustling tapas places. There will be plenty of food, just in case the "bar" part makes you think otherwise. We spread our tachinomi visits across two different neighborhoods, with a 6 minute train ride between the two. Adjunct to the tachinomi odyssey is a slightly more anthropological one, covering a bounty of cultural sights and topics, from nightlife to grocery shopping and more. With food, three drinks, and train fare included, you won't need to spend a single, shiny yen this carefree night.
Inclusions: Dinner, Beverages (a total of 3 alcoholic or non-alcoholic beverages), On-tour transportation, Alcoholic Beverages
Exclusions: Hotel pickup and drop-off
Reviewed By forcet2020
Kevin was awesome. Professional, knowledgeable, and gave us the perfect experience. Easily would’ve taken us 3 days to visit the sites on our own... and we certainly would not have had the context provided from the tour. With COVID a continuing concern, having a vehicle to transport us around instead of hopping on and off a dozen+ trains and busses, was a comforting benefit. Will use this service again when other family comes out to visit Japan in the future.
9. Soba Buckwheat Noodle Making Tour in Tokyo
Learn Soba buckwheat noodle making and try your own made Soba noodle. [The venue: Traditional Soba restaurant, ”YANAKA Soba” in YANAKA noted for its nostalgic townscape] Forty years experienced Soba chef, the restaurant’s owner spoon-feeds you!!(dough making,mixing,rolling and cutting the noodles) After the lesson you can try both your own made Soba and the other one made by the chef!!
Inclusions: Professional guide, Lesson fee(instruction by chef and assistant,ingredient etc., Rental outfit for Soba making, Hotel pickup(only the 23 wards of Tokyo)
Exclusions: Transportation to/from attractions(From your hotel to Nezu station)
Reviewed By duw1203
Kamakura is a must-visit town for any foreign visitor coming to Japan and it can be easily reached from Tokyo on a 60-mn train journey. Very convenient especially if you are JR Pass holder. We started the journey with our guide, who was waiting for us @the lobby of our hotel and kindly guided us through the bustling morning Japanese metro system. Visiting Kamakura was like going through different emotions and living exceptional experiences depending on the sites visited. The Hase-Dera temple, Kotokuin area, the Tsurugaoka Hachimangu temple and the Kamakura street market (where original flavoured peanuts were sold like those strawberries, mulberries, okonomyaki, wasabi, takoyaki flavours) were amazing venues that have their own spirit and atmosphere and imprint unforgettable memories on the visitors. Our guide helped us to know more about the religious, political and social history of Kamakura. We hope to be back again in the fulture to explore more the seaside and spend one day @Kamakura. Thank you so much to our guide who was very kind and helpful (she guided us through the Toranomon Hills metro station after the end of our tour) and professional. Best wishes to her.
10. Iaido Experience Tour to Learn Samurai Spirit with Private Guide
Learn the SAMURAI spirit!! Authentic Iaido experience near the Imperial Palace in Tokyo!! [The venue:”Edo Mugai Ryu Iai Hyouho” dojo] ※You'll slip back in time to the Edo Period in dojo filled with the nostalgic air of Samurai, where you will experience the samurai spirit through Test cutting of Sizan with real Japanese sword produced in the Medieval Ages. [Highlights] 1.Experience the samurai spirit through Sizan in the authentic Iaido dojo in the center city of Tokyo(Kudanshita,Chiyoda Ward)!! 2.Enjoy a kind of antique weapons collection tour during the break time!! 3.Capture this rare and wonderful experience thoroughly!! (Commemorative photographing(dressed like a Samurai holding a Japanese sword), Photography allowed during the class, Dojyo staff films your attempt!!) 4.Amazing demonstration performed by Head Master of the school!!
Inclusions: Professional guide, Lesson fee(instruction by master, assistants), Rental Samurai sword and Iaido outfit
Exclusions: Transportation to/from attractions(From your place to Kudanshita station), Hotel pick up: if you needed
Reviewed By duw1203
Kamakura is a must-visit town for any foreign visitor coming to Japan and it can be easily reached from Tokyo on a 60-mn train journey. Very convenient especially if you are JR Pass holder. We started the journey with our guide, who was waiting for us @the lobby of our hotel and kindly guided us through the bustling morning Japanese metro system. Visiting Kamakura was like going through different emotions and living exceptional experiences depending on the sites visited. The Hase-Dera temple, Kotokuin area, the Tsurugaoka Hachimangu temple and the Kamakura street market (where original flavoured peanuts were sold like those strawberries, mulberries, okonomyaki, wasabi, takoyaki flavours) were amazing venues that have their own spirit and atmosphere and imprint unforgettable memories on the visitors. Our guide helped us to know more about the religious, political and social history of Kamakura. We hope to be back again in the fulture to explore more the seaside and spend one day @Kamakura. Thank you so much to our guide who was very kind and helpful (she guided us through the Toranomon Hills metro station after the end of our tour) and professional. Best wishes to her.
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