Classic Japan, with a twist
A string of wonders origami-ed into a single trip
With every last detail handled, dive into Tokyo’s dynamic neighborhoods with confidence and curiosity. Alongside expert guides and cultural arbiters, we’ll introduce you to Tokyo’s icons before unlocking unspoiled corners, hidden wonders, and locals-only gems.




Japan is a year-round travel destination, but we consider spring and fall the best time to visit Tokyo, when temperatures are more moderate. Plus, in late March/early April cherry blossoms paint the city pink, and late fall brings autumn colors.
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Delve into Tokyo’s neighborhoods, from the retro Yanaka Ginza to Jimbocho, a book lover’s paradise voted the world’s coolest neighborhood
Marvel architectural highlights including the Tokyo Skytree, Tokyo Tower, and the Tokyo International Forum
Eat your way through the world’s most Michelin starred city
See the iconic Asakusa Shrine and the lively Nakamise shopping street
Indulge in high-end shopping and superb dining in Ginza
Visit the heart of Tokyo youth culture in Shibuya. Walk the infamous Shibuya Scramble Crossing and pet the statue of Hachiko for good luck
Immerse yourself in modern otaku culture in Akihabara for anime, manga, maid cafés, and more
Dine and sip Shinjuku’s old-school alleyway yakitori and izakaya bars for nostalgic Tokyo vibes
Walk fashionable Takeshita Street in Harajuku before visiting Meiji Jingu, arguably Tokyo’s most iconic shrine
Take pause in serene green spaces including Shinjuku Gyoen Gardens and Hamarikyu Gardens

A visit to Tokyo puts you within easy reach of many other beautiful and fascinating parts of Japan.

Cradled within the mountainous beauty of the Japanese Alps, our Takayama tours feel like stepping into a version of Japan as it once was.

The clamor of Japan’s kinetic cities softens to a hush on the northernmost island of Hokkaido.

Few cities weave unimaginable tragedy with hope as tightly as Hiroshima. While somber history is still written across the city’s museums, monuments, and memorials, our private Hiroshima tours are designed to honor both remembrance and renewal.

Formerly an independent kingdom, Okinawa's Ryukyu heritage, subtropical landscapes, and distinctive cuisine are a counterpoint to mainland Japan.