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New On Viator1.Enjoy a dynamic and immersive show while savoring a traditional Japanese kaiseki meal. 2. Immersive sumo show on a life-sized dohyo stage with modern sound and lighting effects. 3.Front-row seating offers an up-close view of powerful sumo performances. 4.English performances make it easy to accessible for all visitors. 5.Unique Ginza experience blending Edo-era culture with modern dining, plus an on-site sake bar and shop.
Ever dreamed of making sushi in Tokyo? This fun and immersive experience combines a guided Tsukiji Fish Market tour with a hands-on sushi cooking class led by a skilled Japanese master chef. Your adventure begins at the vibrant Tsukiji Outer Market, where your local guide will introduce you to the freshest seafood, traditional and hidden local gems. While your chef has already selected ingredients like tuna and salmon, you're welcome to hunt for premium items—such as fatty tuna, uni, salmon roe, or even Wagyu beef—during the walk. Just let your guide know, and we’ll help you find the best! (At your own expense) After the market tour, head to a hidden kitchen for your sushi-making session. With step-by-step guidance from your chef, you’ll learn to make maki rolls and hand rolls—perfect for beginners and sushi lovers alike. Finally, sit down and enjoy your handmade creations! By the end, you’ll head home with full stomachs and real sushi-making skills to impress your friends!
New On ViatorCraft a unique traditional Japanese lantern using authentic washi paper in this engaging workshop located in the heart of Asakusa, Tokyo. Guided by a friendly English-speaking host, you'll delve into the art of lantern-making, starting with the construction of the frame and then applying delicate washi paper. Enjoy fascinating stories about Japanese craftsmanship and the cultural significance of your creation. The finished lantern not only showcases your artistic flair but also folds flat for easy travel, making it a practical souvenir to remind you of your Japanese adventure.
New On ViatorStep away from the neon lights of Shibuya and into a serene culinary oasis where you’ll master the most versatile form of sushi: Temaki. While Nigiri requires years of apprenticeship, Temaki (handrolled sushi) is the heart of Japanese celebrations and home gatherings—and we are going to show you exactly why. Your journey begins with an introduction to the essential components. You’ll learn how to handle Nori (dried seaweed) to keep it snap-crisp and how to spread the rice without crushing the grains. Your expert instructors will guide you through the "Golden Ratio" of fillings, ensuring every bite is a perfect harmony of vinegared rice and ocean-fresh seafood. The best part? The feast at the end. Sit down with your handmade creations, paired with hot miso soup and green tea, and enjoy the satisfaction of a meal you built from scratch. You’ll leave not just with a full stomach, but with the skills to host your own sushi party back home.
Visit marvelous UNESCO-listed shrines and temples around Nikko and Kinugawa with NIKKO PASS world heritage area that's valid for 2 days. Take advantage of unlimited rides on a sightseeing bus to visit sites like the Toshogu Shrine and Rinnoji Temple. NIKKO is known as a center of Shinto and Buddhist mountain worship. Nikko has a number of beautiful shrines and temples that are lauded as UNESCO World Heritage sites.
New On ViatorManga and Anime Mecca: Celebrate Halloween in Toshima, Tokyo—the world-famous heart of otaku culture! Japan’s Ultimate Cosplay Event: Experience one of the nation's largest gatherings of incredible, high-level cosplayers. Photographer’s Dream: Get up close with passionate creators and snap unforgettable shots in dedicated photo zones. Open to Everyone: Join the ultimate festive party whether you come solo, with friends, or with family!
Hands-on Ikebana workshop in central Tokyo — no experience needed, perfect for travelers of all ages.
Want to have ramen for breakfast? Join Tokyo’s only Breakfast Ramen Tour and start your day with 3 delicious mini bowls of ramen! Also, see what one of Tokyo's most dynamic neighborhoods (Kabukicho, Shinjuku) is like during the early morning and learn all about ramen from our expert ramen guide. You'll first meet your guide for coffee or tea, discussing ramen origins and even taking part in a ramen quiz! After this, you'll visit the first ramen shop, which specializes in classic Tokyo shoyu (soy sauce) ramen. You'll get to enjoy 2 mini bowls there. You'll then head over to the second ramen shop, where the mini ramen bowl is tonkotsu (pork bone) based and infused with delicious garlic oil. Try 3 mini bowls of ramen + gyoza pork dumplings Learn about shoyu ramen and tonkotsu ramen history and prep Get to know Tokyo's most vibrant area (Kabukicho, Shinjuku) with your guide
Private TourFrom the point of departure to the destination, We will prepare a special one for you. A safe, secure, and comfortable private space, always affordable. Leave it to us for exclusive transportation such as executive cars, company cars, and sightseeing cars with experienced drivers and sophisticated space. Our services are also available for personal travel and outings. In addition to transportation to your destination, we also offer route planning and suggestions for sightseeing spots. Our professionals will take you on a smart journey. From selecting a destination to picking up and dropping off, private transportation is also planned. Hire services are also available for personal travel and outings.
- Only 1 minute away from Tokyo Sensoji Temple - English service - Professional kimono teachers (Japanese) - Hundreds of different styles of kimonos, you can choose whether to upgrade after arriving at the store
New On ViatorMake your own way to the centrally located Kintsugi atelier in Tokyo's Minami-Aoyama neighborhood and get ready to try your hand at the art of golden joinery. Meet your teacher and a small group of no more than 10 guests, then put on your “samue,” a traditional Japanese craftsperson's garment. Over the course of an hour or so, your teacher will guide you through the technique of Kintsugi, using a specially prepared ceramic plate supplied by the atelier. You'll also learn about Japanese culture and philosophy and get insights into traditional Japanese crafts. In the case of Kintsugi, it represents the idea of giving that which is thought to be at the end of its life a new beginning. By the end of the lesson, you'll have a unique souvenir to take home and a new perspective on the true value of objects.
Likely To Sell Out- Explore the must-see attractions in Mount Fuji area - Experience macha-making at Shikido - Enjoy the best photo spot in Arakurayama Sengen Park - Shop at Japan's largest Gotemba Premium Outlet - Experience hot spring with Mount Fuji view
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