Tokyo tours & vacations

You could spend your whole life in Tokyo and only skim the surface

It may seem daunting to tackle Japan's capital city on your own, but with a local leader guiding the way, you’ll be introduced to Tokyo’s old and new side, from Ginza’s upscale galleries to Shinjuku’s neon-lit entertainment hub and Asakusa’s ancient vibe. Cross the busiest intersection in the world in Shibuya, wander serene shrines, get a bird-eye view from Tokyo Skytree and snack your way through endless street food. There’s a lot to see and even more to learn, but if the thought of subway maps, cultural dos and don’ts, and all the tiny details make your head spin, leave it to us. You just keep your eyes peeled for a glimpse of Mt Fuji.

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A group of travellers walking up to the Sensoji Temple in Tokyo, Japan.

Slow down in Asakusa

Trade Tokyo’s skyscrapers for lanterns and temple bells in Asakusa, the city’s historic heart. Anchored by the 1400-year-old Senso-Ji Temple, the area is filled with Nakamise Street’s sweet treats, craft stalls, rickshaw rides and strolls along the Sumida River. When the sun sets, Hoppy Street spills over with lively outdoor bars. It’s traditional Tokyo – vibrant, flavorful and full of character.

Japan Express

Street view of a restaurant in Japan with customers sitting on bar stools seen from the open doors.

Cycle through the city

Get an intimate feel for Tokyo as you cycle along the same paths locals use to cut through the city and visit the famous landmarks along the way. Ride along the cherry-lined paths of Ueno Park, the upscale district of Ginza, Akihabara gadget town and cycle by Japan’s tallest building – the Tokyo Skytree. Tourists may flock to Tokyo daily, but how many have ridden a bike and explored it in a more local way?

Cycle Japan

An Intrepid leader standing and smiling in front of a stall of fresh fish at a market in Japan.

Take a sushi making class

The best way to learn is hands-on, like taking a sushi-making class at the famous Tsukiji Outer Market where seafood is delivered fresh daily. Learn the art and history of Japanese cuisine as you learn how to make nigiri, hand-rolled or temari sushi then try out your own fresh creations for lunch – you can show off your new skills when you get home.

Japan Real Food Adventure

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A photo of a traveller's hands holding a wooden bowl filled with raw seafood.

Visit an innovative robot cafe

A robot that’s actually a person? Yup, at a unique cafe in Tokyo, you’ll interact with robot staff that are remotely controlled by real people living with disabilities from their homes or hospital beds. Grab a coffee or a bite to eat and learn how staff can interact with customers at this innovative cafe that uses the power of technology to tackle loneliness and celebrate inclusivity.

Japan Highlights Family Holiday