Tarikan di Urayasu

With this admission ticket, you can enter the Tokyo Skytree observation tower which stands at 634 metres tall. You'll be able to access the Tembo Deck to take in the sights from 350 metres up. There will also be the option to enjoy the spiralling 450-metre-high skywalk situated at the Tembo Galleria. From both these vantage points, you'll be able to appreciate soaring views over the likes of Tokyo Bay, Mount Fuji, Tokyo Tower and more.

Tokyo Disney Resort is a themed resort offering more than can be enjoyed in just a day. Here, you'll find two Disney theme parks – Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea, and a convenient monorail line around the Resort. Enjoy the Parks and stay for the shopping, dining and more at Tokyo Disney Resort.

You will capture picturesque views of Mt. Fuji and Lake Kawaguchi while immersed in nature on a day of Mt. Fuji exploration. Departing from Tokyo or Shinjuku, you will be accompanied by a friendly, professional guide who will lead you through a range of scenic and cultural stops around the mountain. As you move through the area, you will visit the eight most famous spots around Mt. Fuji: Arakurayama Sengen Park and Arakura Fuji Sengen Shrine, where landscape and tradition meet; Lake Kawaguchi and nearby Oishi Park, offering waterside views; the Kawaguchiko Natural Living Center, which highlights the local environment; and Oshino Hakkai, with its village ponds. Along the way you will also see the Hikawa Clock Shop and the Instagram-famous Lawson Convenience Store. Throughout the outing you will discover a blend of nature, history and culture, with plenty of opportunities to take photos and appreciate the scenery.

Away from the city, this experience offers a chance to explore the natural wonder surrounding the World Heritage sites of Mount Fuji and Lake Kawaguchi. With a friendly, professional English-speaking guide, you’ll move between scenic viewpoints, traditional sites and peaceful lakeside spots that reveal both nature and local culture. Along the way you’ll visit Saiko Iyashi-no-Sato Nenba, a reconstructed traditional Japanese village where old-style buildings and crafts hint at rural life. You’ll spend time by Lake Kawaguchi and Oishi Park, enjoying lakeshore views and photo opportunities. The Kawaguchiko Natural Living Center provides a quieter glimpse of local plants and produce. You’ll also see Oshino Hakkai, a grouping of clear spring ponds fed by Mount Fuji’s waters, and the serene Fuji Sengen Shrine, an example of local religious heritage. A highlight is Chureito Pagoda in Arakurayama Sengen Park, where the pagoda and mountain views often form an iconic scene. Throughout, your guide will share context about the places you visit so you can appreciate their natural, historical and cultural significance. The route brings a mix of peaceful nature, traditional architecture and striking views centred on the Mount Fuji area.

With this ticket, you'll be immersed in the world of the sumo wrestling at a dedicated venue, Asakusa Sumo Club. With three shows held daily, you'll get to watch a demonstration by former sumo wrestlers, accompanied by commentary in both Japanese and English. You'll also get to try out a traditional sumo meal, chicken chankonabe, served with a drink. Your ticket will include a souvenir and a photo with one of the former wrestlers.

On this day trip to Mount Fuji and the Hakone region, you will explore a mix of natural scenery and cultural sites. You’ll visit the historic Hakone Shrine and see the iconic red torii gate standing by Lake Ashi. Along the lakeshore, you can take in calm waters and mountain views, and you may choose to join a scenic cruise aboard the distinctive pirate ship (optional and self‑paid). As you move through the area, you’ll ride the Hakone Ropeway for panoramic views of Mount Fuji. You will also visit Owakudani Valley to witness its volcanic landscapes and sample the famous black eggs, which are believed to extend your life. The experience offers an immersive combination of landscapes and local traditions, giving you both visual highlights and cultural insights into this famous region of Japan.

With this ticket, you’ll get admission to the Art Aquarium Museum in Ginza. On arrival at the Ginza Mitsukoshi New Building, you can proceed to the ninth floor to get to the Art Aquarium Museum. Once inside, you can view the various art installations and sculptures made of goldfish tanks. You’ll discover that the museum combines art, design and entertainment in an aquarium with live goldfish. During your tour, you’ll see a wide variety of rare and common goldfish on display, across nine exhibition spaces. You’ll also see goldfish swimming in glass tanks of different shapes and sizes, illuminated with moving projections and multicoloured lights.

With years of experience and more than 5,000 customers, you'll join a company that will take you on an exhilarating drive along Japan’s open roads and through Tokyo’s tunnels, riding in convoy all the way to Daikoku PA. The experience will focus on the ride itself, so you can enjoy the scenery, the sounds and the shared excitement of being part of a convoy. You will meet your driver/guide who will arrive in a high-performance car from a fleet of Hotted machines. The fleet may include models such as the Skyline GTR34, GTR35 Nismo, Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 5 and Evolution X, Nissan Silvia S15/S14, Lexus RFC, Subaru WRX, Skyline GTR35 Black Carbon, Mazda RX8, Lancer Karin Kuruma, BMW M3 Liberty, Civic Type R, Toyota 86 and a Skyline Gtt Drift customised car. Car selection depends on daily availability, so guests are asked to avoid choosing specific cars, although the team will be happy to hear your favourites. This is a shared experience rather than a private tour (not two people per car), and vehicles typically seat three to four people depending on the model.

You will start with simple wooden sticks and shape them into your own pair of chopsticks using a traditional kanna (Japanese hand plane). As you work, you will feel the wood grain, refine the surface and learn to shape a comfortable, elegant form. The experience focuses on hands-on making, so you will spend time working directly with the material and tools. Along the way you will be guided through each step from rough wood to a polished finish. Instruction is beginner-friendly and relaxed, so no prior skills are needed. You will learn basic woodworking techniques and have supportive guidance as you plane, sand and finish your chopsticks. You may choose from a variety of Japanese woods, each with its own texture, scent and colour; two wood types are included, and premium woods are available for a small upgrade. The session emphasises the tactile pleasure of crafting by hand and the practical skills involved in shaping and finishing wooden utensils.

Departing from Tokyo or Shinjuku, you’ll explore Mount Fuji and the nearby village of Oshino Hakkai with a trilingual professional guide. Along the way, you’ll take in sweeping mountain and spring-water views and learn about local culture. At Lake Kawaguchi, you’ll ride the popular Kachikachi Mountain cable car to enjoy some of the best views of Mount Fuji and stop by the trendy Lawson convenience store for unique photo opportunities with the mountain as a backdrop. You’ll also experience a hands-on taste of tradition by crafting and sampling authentic matcha. Later, you’ll visit Oshino Hakkai at the base of Mount Fuji to savour the sweet, clear spring waters of its ponds, a landscape often compared to Japan’s “Jiuzhaigou.” The tour suits families with children and groups of friends who have an interest in Japanese history, culture and scenic landscapes.

With this ticket, you’ll get to see professional sumo wrestlers demonstrate their skill with a live performance. You can also hear about the history of this ancient sport, along with insights into its rituals, during a Q&A session with the wrestlers. You’ll also have the opportunity to enter the ring and try sumo out for yourself, as well as get your photo taken with the wrestlers.

Join a small group of up to 10 people for an expert-led tour around Edo Castle and its surroundings. Your guide will explain the 2,600-year legacy of Japan’s emperors and outline the history of the samurai and the shogun as you move through the site. Along the way, you will hear how Edo Castle earned its reputation as Japan’s largest fortress and why it was never breached. You will explore the castle’s defensive story and learn the tactics and structures that made it so formidable. The tour also includes a visit to the Japanese Garden admired by the Emperor, where your guide will put the garden’s significance into historical context. The experience is conducted in English only; Japanese language support is not available.

In the heart of Tokyo, Shinjuku’s streets reveal a mix of tradition, nightlife and modern culture on a guided night walking tour led by a knowledgeable local. As you move through the district, the guide will share insider stories that bring each place to life and give context to the scenes you pass. You’ll wander the nostalgic alleys of Omoide Yokocho and feel the electric atmosphere of Kabukicho, then step into the compact bars and lanes of Golden Gai. Along the way there are photo stops at notable landmarks such as the Godzilla Head and Hanazono Shrine, and the guide will explain local history, nightlife and subculture to deepen your understanding of the area. The tour runs with a small group, making the experience personal, interactive and easier to ask questions as you explore.

In this workshop, you’ll get to make your own wooden chopsticks and engrave your name on them in Japanese. You can choose from ten different types of wood, which you’ll be able to sand until smooth. You’ll then learn how to write your name in Japanese and engrave this onto your chopsticks.

Explore Tokyo at your own pace with a self-guided tour app that leads you through the city's history and culture. You will begin at the iconic Senso-ji Temple in Asakusa, Tokyo’s oldest Buddhist temple, then move on to Akihabara for a look at the city’s electronics and anime scene. Along the way you will admire the striking architecture of the Imperial Palace and pass through the hectic energy of Shibuya Crossing, said to be the world’s busiest pedestrian intersection. You will sample local flavours at the Tsukiji Outer Market, and have the chance to admire masterpieces in the Tokyo National Museum and the Mori Art Museum. In the heart of the city you will find the Meiji Shrine, a serene, forested sanctuary, and nearby you can explore the immersive digital works at teamLab Borderless. Later you will discover the picturesque Hamarikyu Gardens for a peaceful pause, and finish with a relaxing walk through Ueno Park, taking in the calm atmosphere of one of Tokyo’s most popular green spaces and its concentration of world-class museums.