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Things to do in Koto, Kanto: The Best City Tours
Discover the best top things to do in Koto, Japan including Tokyo City Tour: Private Chauffeur Guide with Chartered Car, For BUSINESS TRAVELER - Business+Leisure with JPY⇄ENG INTERPRETER Service , Toyosu new market and Tsukiji market Food Tour, Tokyo by Bike: Tsukiji Market and Odaiba Including Tokyo Bay Cruise, Tokyo by Bike: Skytree, Kiyosumi Garden and Sumo Stadium, Tokyo Sunamachi Ginza Shotengai and Depachika Half-Day Walking Tour with a Guide, Tsukiji old market vs Toyosu new market Special Secret Tour, The prettiest winter illumination in Tokyo, Japan!, New Tokyo Half Day Cycling - Tokyo Bay Olympic Sites by Bike, Tokyo highlights, Imperial palace, Kiyosumi garden, Edo Tokyo museum, Tsukiji.
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1. Tokyo City Tour: Private Chauffeur Guide with Chartered Car
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 10 reviews
If you see salary-men (men in their suits) coming out from the skyscrapers, heading to have a couple of beers in local izakaya (Japanese bar restaurant) after-hours, you might feel like Deja Vu, which is very similar to the ones you've seen in the movie "Blade Runner". You are in for a local experience - a day to explore the diversity of Tokyo, from high tech to tradition, the contrast of the futuristic aspect to old school life all on this private car service with your private licensed guide. Please select the places you would like to visit or ask your guide to give you recommendation.
Inclusions: Hotel pickup/drop-off, Round-trip private transportation by air-conditioned minivan, Private guide (English, French, Spanish, Chinese, Korean professional guides are available), One bottled water per person, DVD player in minivan
Exclusions: Food and drinks, Lunch, Admission to facilities
Reviewed By Tigerland83
We had a wonderful day with Takashi as our guide. We visited Arakura Sengen Park and Shrine, 4th Station, Wind and Ice Caves, Mt Fuji Panoramic Ropeway and Oishi Park. We were very lucky and got to see Mt. Fuji all day. Takashi was very knowledgeable about all sites and the history of Japan and we would highly recommend this tour.
2. For BUSINESS TRAVELER - Business+Leisure with JPY⇄ENG INTERPRETER Service
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
This tour is Bleisure(Business + Leisure) service for a Business traveler who has a business meeting with Japanese and need an help for Japanese⇆English interpretation. It is possible to decide how to divide 7 hours into business & leisure. The business schedule can be changed suddenly but we can be flexible to shift the schedule and utilize free time to enjoy walking around Tokyo for food & drink, shopping and cultural activity. And to hire a proper level of business interpreter in Tokyo, it will cost more than US $700. Our leisure tour gives you very reasonable price to support your business. This is a walking tour and we use metro(subway) for the transportation. You buy Tokyo Metro 24-hour Ticket (600 yen/ person). Using this ticket, we can visit anywhere in Tokyo as much as possible. If you would like to visit the place where Tokyo metro does not reach, you may need to purchase other tickets. If you would like to use taxi, it is possible but it will be on your account.
Inclusions: Guide Fee for private group, Business Interpretation Service between Japanese⇆English, Customize an itinerary & meeting point, Private tour only for one group (max.6 persons) per reservation
Exclusions: Any food & drink fee both for guests and guide, Any transportation fee both for guests and guide, Any entrance or admission fee both for guests and guide, Airport pick up service (Option), Translation of Business Presentation from English to Japanese (Option), Confirming an appointment with Japanese companies (Option), Business lecture about Japanese business practice (Option)
Reviewed By nandinirishi
We chose Tokyo Bleisure Trip for a private tour of the live tuna auction at Toyosu Market followed by a food walk of the old Tsukiji Market. Takashi was a warm, friendly and informative guide. From timely prior communication to sharing restaurant/sightseeing recommendations afterwards, it was a pleasure interacting with him from start to finish. Takashi met us at our hotel and we promptly started our tour at 5 AM. We first headed to the new wholesale fish market, Toyosu Market, and viewed the auction from the upper observation deck. Takashi patiently explained the entire process and shared some interesting facts and figures about the auction. Being Christmas eve, we were lucky to witness the auction on one of the busiest days of the year, where thousands of tuna were up for sale. This was followed by an omasake sushi breakfast at the famous Daiwa restaurant. We ended the tour with a food walk of the old Tsukiji fish market, where we savoured local street snacks like daifuku, taiyaki, karage and tamogoyaki. Takashi even helped us purchase local spices and Japanese pottery. A great experience overall and we would highly recommend it to anyone visiting Tokyo! Tip: Plan at least one month in advance if you would like to view the auction from the lower observation deck. Make sure to reach on time, or the auction will get over within half an hour on the days with less catch.
3. Toyosu new market and Tsukiji market Food Tour
Overall Ratings
4.9 based on 23 reviews
Explore both Toyosu and Tsukiji fish market in 3.5-hour with a friendly local guide. Tsukiji Inner(wholesale) Market, the world’s largest fish market has been relocated to Toyosu in 2018, leaving the outer(retail) market behind. Because of this, the huge inner wholesale area and consumer outer area are in two different locations. Experience both modern and nostalgic market and learn about the local culinary culture and taste the best foods! Meet up with your local guide at Shijo-mae station(Toyosu) and your guide will help you walk around modern Toyosu wholesale building and then take you to small family-run shops in Tsukiji, selling the best quality foods, drinks, kitchen utensils, etc.. You get to enjoy some of the free samples(Japanese green tea, Dashi soup etc..) while listening the histories and stories behind them along with the menu below. This tour includes; 1. Japanese omelet 2. Fried fish cake 3. Fresh Tuna sashimi 4. Sake 5. Sushi at a local Sushi restaurant
Inclusions: Local professional guide, Transportation fee between markets., Japanese omelette, fried fish cake, fresh tuna, a cup of Japanese tea, a cup of sake, sushi, samples, Walking and cultural tour
Exclusions: Hotel pickup/drop-off, Food and drinks not on the menu
Reviewed By littlenootsy
My husband and 2 sons (ages 11 and 13) loved our virtual tour of Tokyo. Nino was a fantastic guide and filled the hour with historical, cultural and fun facts! She was able to keep all of us at all ages engaged. It was a welcome diversion for this time of no-travel and very few experiences in the world because of the pandemic. We all can't wait to book our trip when the time allows!
4. Tokyo by Bike: Tsukiji Market and Odaiba Including Tokyo Bay Cruise
Overall Ratings
4.8 based on 21 reviews
The best way to explore the reclaimed island district of Odaiba, located on Tokyo Bay, is by bicycle. On this 6-hour Tokyo tour, you’ll visit the Tsukiji Market on foot before walking across the Rainbow Bridge from Shibaura. Then hop on a comfortable bike for an easy, guided tour that includes Odaiba Marine Park. End with a Tokyo Bay cruise! Enjoy personalized attention on this small-group tour, limited to 10 people. Please note: the Tsukiji Wholesale Market will be moving to a new location in October, 2018. Participants during this time may be visiting only Tsukiji Retail Market or Toyosu Wholesale Market instead.
Inclusions: Bike and helmet rental, Professional guide, Tokyo cruise fare
Exclusions: Hotel pickup and drop-off, Gratuities, Food and drinks, unless specified
Reviewed By Ingrid T
We had tour with a beautiful and vibrant Yoko on our 2st official day in Tokyo. We booked a group tour but ended up having a private one as there were no other participants. She took us many places around Odaiba, introduced to Japanese culture and customs and we covered a large area with these bikes. She advised to visit the digital art museum what was so fantastic. I highly recommend, thank you Yoko.
5. Tokyo by Bike: Skytree, Kiyosumi Garden and Sumo Stadium
Overall Ratings
4.7 based on 26 reviews
Take this enjoyable Tokyo bike tour and see the highlights of Shitamachi. Your guide will lead you at a leisurely pace as you travel from site to site, from Fukagawa-fudo Temple and Tomioka Hachimangu Shrine to Tokyo Skytree. Keep a lookout for a rare chance to sumo wrestlers outside Ryogoko Sumo Stadium and take in the natural landscapes as you ride through the traditional Kiyosumi Japanese Garden. Enjoy personalized attention on this small-group tour, limited to 12 people.
Inclusions: Bike and helmet rental, Professional guide, Use of bicycle
Exclusions: Hotel pickup and drop-off, Gratuities, Food and drinks, unless specified
Reviewed By Ingrid T
We had tour with a beautiful and vibrant Yoko on our 2st official day in Tokyo. We booked a group tour but ended up having a private one as there were no other participants. She took us many places around Odaiba, introduced to Japanese culture and customs and we covered a large area with these bikes. She advised to visit the digital art museum what was so fantastic. I highly recommend, thank you Yoko.
6. Tokyo Sunamachi Ginza Shotengai and Depachika Half-Day Walking Tour with a Guide
Book this half-day walking tour and see everyday life of local people in Tokyo. Unlike other sightseeing tour for tourists, your friendly professional guide will show you a different side of Tokyo while explaining the fascinating history and culture of Japan. Experience "depachika" where you can find broad variety shops for to-go food located at the basement of the department stores and visit Sunamachi Ginza "Shotengai" as a unique shopping street with small local shops alongside. Also stroll around the Japanese-style Kiyosumi Teien Garden and Fukagawa Fudouson Shrine to enjoy some serenity in the hustle and bustle of Tokyo. If you are tired of sightseeing like a tourist, this is a great opportunity for you to experience the most authentic daily lives of people in Tokyo.
Inclusions: English-speaking guide, Transportation fee between attractions, All taxes, fees and handling charges
Exclusions: Food and drinks, Transportation fee to the meeting point, Hotel pickup and drop-off
Reviewed By Glenn B
We cancelled the tour in advance and have NEVER been refunded the payment, my advice to anybody is to avoid at all costs this tour
7. Tsukiji old market vs Toyosu new market Special Secret Tour
Explore both the new Toyosu market and the old Tsukiji outer market in 4hours. With Toshi who is the guide with proven experience and deep knowledge of fish and the history of Fish Market. He has a special connection to the wholesaler at the fish market, you can learn a lot about the fish and culture. And one of the highlights in the tour, enjoy the homemade fresh fish dishes.
Inclusions: Lunch, Food tasting, Professional guide
Exclusions: Hotel pickup and drop-off, Alcoholic drinks (available to purchase)
8. The prettiest winter illumination in Tokyo, Japan!
★Winter illumination in Japan is really popular. Join this tour, you could choose the place where you want to go. You could make your trip easily and substantial. ★You don't have to worry about where to go, or where is the best place to go. Our guide will decide the schedule for you. ★If you want to go to listen the illumination concert or the observation point, you don't have to worry about communication or languages! Our guide will accompany with you in this 2 hours and keep translating for you.
Inclusions: Pickup and drop-off from designated meeting points, Local guide fee
Exclusions: Transportation fee
9. New Tokyo Half Day Cycling - Tokyo Bay Olympic Sites by Bike
In this tour, you will visit latest spots in Tokyo Bay Area including some 2020 Tokyo Olympics venues. The places are even not listed on TripAdvisor yet! Olympic Village Toyosu Fish Market Ariake Arena Tokyo Gymnastic Center Ariake Tennis Forest Tokyo International Cruise Terminal Odaiba Marine Park These are difficult to see in short time of period. Bike is the best way. This is 3 hours small group tour.
Inclusions: Bike and helmet rental, Professional guide
Exclusions: Hotel pickup and drop-off, Food and drinks, unless specified, Gratuities
Reviewed By Ingrid T
We had tour with a beautiful and vibrant Yoko on our 2st official day in Tokyo. We booked a group tour but ended up having a private one as there were no other participants. She took us many places around Odaiba, introduced to Japanese culture and customs and we covered a large area with these bikes. She advised to visit the digital art museum what was so fantastic. I highly recommend, thank you Yoko.
10. Tokyo highlights, Imperial palace, Kiyosumi garden, Edo Tokyo museum, Tsukiji
The Tour starts with Morning stroll in East garden, Imperial palace where the visitors can enjoy seasonal flowers while seeing the remains of the Edo castle such as the stone walls and moats. Then head to Tsukiji fish market, lively place to encounter good sushi and traditional Japanese cuisines. After lunch visit Kiyosumi garden featuring many stones collected from nationwide by Mitsubishi founder, Iwasaki Yataro. The last destination is Ryogoku area where Sumo stadium, Edo Tokyo museum are located. The guide will make a brief tour in Edo Tokyo Museum for you to learn about history of Edo,Tokyo and people's life.
Inclusions: Guide
Exclusions: Lunch, Private transportation, Admission fee for Edo Tokyo Museum: 600yen/adult, 480yen/college student,300 yen/junior high student
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