Tokyo Go-Kart Tour

This 20-kilometre tour provides a unique view of Tokyo. You’ll drive around the city in your own go-kart, catching sights like the Imperial Palace, Tokyo Station and Ueno Park’s springtime cherry blossom trees as you pass. The Ginza district and the 634-metre Skytree tower cap it all off.

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Jicoo Floating Bar

Featuring a bar with a neon-lit glass floor, this futuristic-looking ship shuttles back and forth between Hinode Pier and Odaiba every half an hour. Start the evening by admiring the view of an illuminated Tokyo Bay while sipping cocktails, before the live entertainment gets underway. You can choose a one-way or a round trip.

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Ninja Tour

This fun tour involves dressing as an authentic Japanese ninja, and following your guide around lesser-known parts of Asakusa. Along the way, you’ll learn plenty of interesting facts about the local area and Japan's historical ninja culture. Before the tour, you will also have the chance to experience ninja training such as ‘shuriken’ (throwing stars), 'fukiya' (Japanese blowgun) and ‘katana’ (Japanese sword) as well as traditional green tea ceremony. Lunch is provided after the training.

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Sky Hop Bus: 24-Hour Ticket

On this hop-on, hop-off bus, you'll have the freedom to explore Tokyo at your own pace. Along the way, you can see the city's best-known sights and neighbourhoods as the guide tells you more about the area's history and culture. There are two routes to choose from, offering a choice of different landmarks around the city. Coming every 35 minutes, the Asakusa-TOKYO SKYTREE® route includes stops at Akihabara, Ueno, TOKYO SKYTREE®, Asakusa and more. The other route includes stops at Tokyo Tower, Tsukiji fish market, Ginza and more with the bus coming around every hour. From the classic to the ultra-modern streets, hop off at the stops that catch your eye.

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Tokyo Morning Bus Tour

The morning bus tour takes you to Tokyo’s top landmarks, beginning with a trip to Tokyo Tower where you’ll enjoy spectacular views from its observation deck. Then it’s off to the Imperial Palace Gardens, now the residence of the Imperial Family, before a third and final stop in Akasuka to visit Senso-ji Temple. Tokyo’s oldest temple is surrounded by rows of shops which together make up the Nakamise streets. On the way back, you'll drive through the beautiful Ueno and Akihabara areas before reaching Tokyo Station.

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Samurai Armour Photo Studio

Kacchu armour, or the protective equipment of a Japanese Samurai, is an ancient artefact, and on this experience, you get to try it on. Choose from seven different Kacchu designs, some of which have been worn by famous warriors. You can also pick up a spear or a sword, while you have your photographs taken by a professional photographer in a specially prepared studio. Digital copies will be given to you on an SD card.

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Shinjuku Golden Gai Food Tour

This three-hour culinary adventure takes you deep inside Shinjuku’s Golden Gai neighbourhood. From rustic food stalls and tiny drinking holes to unique izakayas and karaoke bars, your local guide will lead you to many hidden gems so you can experience the city like a local. During your journey, you’ll get to sample ten different Japanese dishes including tonkotsu ramen and a variety of sushi and yakitori.

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Local Food Tour

This three-hour food tour will open the doors to authentic Japanese food in Shinbashi’s most tucked away eateries. Follow your local guide through rows and alleys to reach rustic izakayas, hidden food stalls and standing bars. At each location, you’ll dine alongside the Japanese working class and sample a variety of dishes like ramen, yakitori and oden (fish cake stew). Make sure to save room for taiyaki, a traditional dessert filled with cream or bean paste.

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Sake, Cocktail and Whisky Tasting Tour

This three-hour evening tour lets you taste sake, craft beer, high-end cocktails and world-famous Japanese whisky. Your knowledgeable guide will take you to the Shinbashi neighbourhood, a local hotspot for after work drinks. From hidden watering holes to standing bars, you’ll get to drink alongside the Japanese locals at four different locations. The tour includes all your drinks and nine different food tastings.

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Street Food Tour

This three-hour tour shows you the delicious side of Shibuya. Your knowledgeable guide will skip the tourist spots and take you to authentic eateries and izakayas only locals know about. Five food stops allow you to sample popular street food items like Kobe beef skewers, takoyaki and okonomiyaki. You can also expect to try seven types of sushi and traditional Japanese desserts. The tour concludes with a walk through Shibuya Depachika, an underground food market. During your gastronomic adventure, your guide will share fascinating information about Japan’s diverse culinary scene.

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Madame Tussauds

Madame Tussauds Tokyo displays more than 60 wax figures of VIPs including film and sports stars, historical characters and Japanese celebrities. Get up close and pose for as many selfies as you like. Combo tickets are available in addition to basic tickets, providing access to the LEGOLAND® Discovery Center indoor playground, located next door.

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Tokyo Trick Art Museum

The Tokyo Trick Art Museum displays a variety of 3D pieces of art which offer amusing visual illusions. You can pose in front of an Edo Area, create fun scenes with the Haunted Mansion with Funny Japanese Monsters or impress your friends with the “Track Art Gallery” painting. A must for this museum is to bring your camera.

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Mitsui Memorial Museum

With collections assembled personally by the Mitsui Family, this museum contains artwork spanning three centuries. Experience the reconstructed interior of the Mitsui Family's Joan tea ceremony room, as well as displays of Japanese and Orient art works. Additional collections include sculptures, paintings, writings and crafts passed along from Kamakura Engaku-ji Temple and its clan temples.

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Tokyo Pub Crawl

The Tokyo Pub Crawl gives you an opportunity to experience the Tokyo nightlife. The tour starts at Bar Popaganda where you will take part in a fun icebreaker activity to help you connect with fellow participants and the host. You will then proceed to other bars and clubs where you will get a taste of both local and international music as you play more games to keep the fun going. The tour will then continue on to a Tokyo dance club where you can show off your dance moves. Your trip ends at 11:30 pm, allowing you plenty of time to catch the last train, although you are free to keep the party going until the club closes at 5:00 am.

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VIP Karaoke with All-you-can-drink

This all-you-can-drink karaoke gives you the chance to sing your heart out with your favourite tunes in Tokyo's main entertainment district. At this premium underground karaoke space, you'll find a private lounge, a dartboard and a dedicated highball serving machine. You can also take a sip of coffee from a Japanese drip coffee machine while you sing and enjoy the luxurious facilities.

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