Kanto City Private Tour
7 Nights 8 Days

Our guide will meet you at Narita (or Haneda) Airport and take you to the hotel.

Enjoy a panoramic view of Tokyo from the bus, including Shimbashi, the National Diet Building, Shibuya, Shinjuku, and Otemachi.

The outer garden of the emperor's residence, once Edo Castle 150 years ago. Today it's a peaceful park with historical remains, stone walls, and beautiful seasonal gardens.

A lively fish market with fresh seafood, local snacks, and a glimpse into Tokyo's food culture. The outer market is filled with small shops and restaurants popular with locals and tourists alike.

One of Tokyo's landmarks — at 634 metres, the tallest tower in the world. It offers stunning panoramic views from its observation decks, plus shopping, dining, and an aquarium at its base.

Tokyo's oldest temple, founded in the 7th century. Famous for its giant red lantern at Kaminarimon Gate and the lively Nakamise shopping street, where visitors pray, take photos, and enjoy traditional snacks and souvenirs.

A forest-like shrine in the heart of Tokyo, dedicated to Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken. Surrounded by 100,000 trees, it offers a peaceful escape from the city and attracts many worshippers.

Known for fashion, youth culture, and the famous Scramble Crossing. A hub for trendsetting shops, cafes, and entertainment, with the statue of Hachiko, the loyal dog, as a popular meeting spot.

One of Japan's leading museums, made up of six exhibition halls. It collects and displays a wide range of historically and culturally valuable artifacts from ancient Japan to the present.

An immersive digital art museum where artworks move freely across spaces, creating a borderless world of light, sound, and interaction.

A vibrant neighbourhood known for Korean food, pop culture, and beauty products. It attracts many visitors with its K-pop shops, Korean BBQ restaurants, and trendy cafes.

Commonly known as Ameyoko, a bustling open-air market street near Ueno Station. Famous for its lively atmosphere, discount goods, street food, and local snacks.

A popular hiking spot just outside Tokyo, offering scenic trails and views of Mt. Fuji on clear days. Also home to Yakuoin Temple and rich natural beauty, making it a favourite for both nature and culture lovers.

A massive bronze statue of Amida Buddha standing over 11 metres tall, located at Kōtoku-in Temple — one of Japan's most iconic and historic Buddhist monuments.

Famous for its eleven-headed statue of Kannon, the goddess of mercy. The temple also offers beautiful seasonal flowers and panoramic views of the sea.

A lively shopping street lined with boutiques, souvenir shops, and street food stalls — a popular spot to enjoy local snacks and explore traditional Japanese charm.

Kamakura's most important Shinto shrine, founded in the 11th century. Known for its grand approach, seasonal festivals, and historical significance.

A modern waterfront district known for its futuristic skyline and shopping complexes. Popular attractions include Landmark Tower, Cosmo World, and the Red Brick Warehouse.

A scenic seaside park offering relaxing views of the bay and passing ships — a popular spot for strolls, with landmarks like the Hikawa Maru ship and beautiful rose gardens.

The largest Chinatown in Japan, filled with colourful gates, Chinese restaurants, and shops — a lively area where visitors can enjoy authentic Chinese cuisine and cultural festivals.

We will meet at the hotel and go to Narita (or Haneda) Airport.