The frantic fashion first centre of modern Japan. Join the crowds and make your way across the Shibuya Crossing; the busiest pedestrian crossing in the world! Meet the bronze statue of Hachikō the ‘faithful dog’. Check out the trendy stores of Centre-Gai. Your exact itinerary will be designed according to your interests. Is it not possible to see all of Tokyo on one tour

Situated right next to the Meiji Shrine, this is the youth fashion center of Japan. Explore the trendy backstreets of Harajuku. Packed full of street art, wacky youth fashion, animal cafes and instagramable food; it is the epitome of quirky Japan. Stroll the streets of Aoyama and Omotesando; Tokyo’s executive class area where art, architecture and high fashion meet. Your exact itinerary will be designed according to your interests. Is it not possible to see all of Tokyo on one tour

Visit the Meiji Jingu Shrine in the heart of a beautiful 700,000 m2 forest. Learn about Japan’s indigenous religion of Shintoism. Your exact itinerary will be designed according to your interests. Is it not possible to see all of Tokyo on one tour

Tokyo’s greatest entertainment district packed full of tall buildings and neon lights. Soak in the view of the entire Tokyo metropolitan area from the observatory on the the 45th floor of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building. See the life-size Godzilla head peaking over the top of the Toho building! Take in the bright lights of Kabukicho. Tokyo’s liveliest entertainment and red-light district. Grab a bite to eat at Omoide Yokocho (or Memory Lane), affectionally known as ‘Piss Alley'; a narrow alley packed with small bars, yakitori grills and food stalls. Explore the back streets of the Golden-Gai. Six narrow alleys packed with over 200 tiny bars , each measuring only 10 to 15 square meters. Your exact itinerary will be designed according to your interests. Is it not possible to see all of Tokyo on one tour

The historic centre of Tokyo housing Tokyo’s oldest temple and many traditional craft shops. Shop for authentic souvenirs at Nakamise Shopping Street; a 250 metre stretch of fantastic stalls on the approach to the Sensoji Temple. Admire the waterfront view along the Sumidagawa River. Option to take a boat ride through the city to the beautiful Hama Rikyu garden (35 minutes cruise). Additional cost. Your exact itinerary will be designed according to your interests. Is it not possible to see all of Tokyo on one tour.

Visit Sensoji temple, Tokyo’s oldest temple dating back to 628. Learn about Buddhism. Your exact itinerary will be designed according to your interests. Is it not possible to see all of Tokyo on one tour

Tokyo’s anime, manga, video game, and electronics centre. Prepare for a sensory overload! Stroll around Akihabara for a one-of-a-kind cultural experience. The favourite hangout place of diehard fans of gaming, manga and anime you are sure to see some interesting characters wandering the streets! Learn about Japan’s famed Maid Cafes and subcultures. Your exact itinerary will be designed according to your interests. Is it not possible to see all of Tokyo on one tour.

Tokyo’s sleek business district surrounding the Imperial Palace. Impressive architecture and great food. Access the areas most notable architectural highlights; Tokyo International Forum, Tokyo Station and the KITTE building. Eat at a Gado Shita (small restaurant under the railway tracks) for an authentic foodie experience. This is often the highlight of our tours. Your exact itinerary will be designed according to your interests. Is it not possible to see all of Tokyo on one tour.

Visit the Imperial Palace East Garden and get up close to the some of the remnants of Edo Castle, including the moat walls. Your exact itinerary will be designed according to your interests. Is it not possible to see all of Tokyo on one tour.

The original centre of all trade and commerce from the Edo Period (1603 to 1868) Nihonbash is steeped in history and packed with traditional food and craft shops. Learn about the foundation of Japanese cooking with an introduction to Umami and traditional Japanese ingredients like Dashi, Kombu and Katsuobushi. Feast on traditional Japanese snacks from long-gone times. Visit Mitsukoshi, Japans first department store. A beautiful 1920s building with an outstanding food hall. Cross Japans most important bridge; the Nihonbashi Bridge where the kilometre zero marker is located. Learn about speciality Japanese crafts like Lacquerware, Washi (traditional Japanese paper) and Sense (Japanese folding fans). Your exact itinerary will be designed according to your interests. Is it not possible to see all of Tokyo on one tour.

Explore the former home of the worlds largest fish market and world-famous tuna auction. The ‘inner market’ and auction has now moved to Toyosu but the ‘outer market’ remains. Packed with fresh fish, delicious cooked foods and cooking related homewares this is a bustling must-see market. Your exact itinerary will be designed according to your interests. Is it not possible to see all of Tokyo on one tour.

A nostalgic downtown district filled with hundreds of temples, delicious sweets and a unique tea house to experience a traditional tea ceremony. Explore the cemetery and learn about Japanese traditions surrounding death. Snack on traditional sweets such as manju and anmitsu made at local Yanaka shops. Stroll along Yanaka Ginza, the locals’ favorite place to shop. See if you can find the seven statues of cats hidden along the street. Discover hundreds of temples in the area Retreat to a beautiful tea room to experience a traditional tea ceremony. You will have the chance to try traditional Japanese sweets, pick your own bowl from the hosts private collection, and witness the tea ceremony right in front of your eyes. Additional cost. Your exact itinerary will be designed according to your interests. Is it not possible to see all of Tokyo on one tour.

Tokyo Skytree is the world's tallest tower standing at 634 meters. Observation deck tickets can be 'added on' to your tour. Your exact itinerary will be designed according to your interests. Is it not possible to see all of Tokyo on one tour.

A symbol of Japan's post-war rebirth as a major economic power, Tokyo Tower was the country's tallest structure from its completion in 1958 until 2012 when it was surpassed by the Tokyo Skytree. Tickets for the observation deck can be 'added on' to your tour. Your exact itinerary will be designed according to your interests. Is it not possible to see all of Tokyo on one tour.

One of the greatest observation decks in all of Tokyo. This observation deck features a 360-degree observatory overlooking all of Tokyo. Tickets can be 'added on' to your tour. Your exact itinerary will be designed according to your interests. Is it not possible to see all of Tokyo on one tour.