Group Experiences in Tokyo

In 2012, Tokyo gained one of its most impressive landmarks: the Tokyo Skytree. Second only to the Burj Khalifa in height at the time of its construction, the Tokyo Skytree stands at an astonishing 634 meters tall! During your visit, you'll have the chance to stare over the city from two observation decks, one at 350 meters up, and one at 450 meters. On the Tembo Deck, you can test your courage while standing on the glass floor, then take in views that stretch for 70 kilometers. After enjoying the exhibits on the 350th floor, journey up another 100 meters to the Tembo Galleria. From here, you'll walk a winding route through a glass tunnel to the highest point, a mind-blowing 451.2 meters up!

The worldwide wave of immersive digital art installations shows no sign of breaking just yet, and the folks at teamLab have outdone themselves with teamLab Planets TOKYO. This isn't your average museum – the experience is like walking (and wading!) through a giant kaleidoscope. Explore seven 'body immersive' art installations, which force your senses to submit to their hypnotic glow. The boundary between artwork and art lover doesn't exist here, you're part of the exhibit!

Visit Tokyo DisneySea at the Tokyo Disney Resort in Urayasu, Chiba Prefecture, Japan. Opened on September 4, 2001, by the Oriental Land Company and The Walt Disney Company, this theme park focuses on sea and adventure themes. Explore various themed ports featuring oceans and fantasy worlds. Fly on Soaring Fantastic Flight, dive below with Nemo and Friends SeaRider, or explore Tower of Terror. Join Sinbad for a magical journey. Find attractions in Mediterranean Harbor, Mermaid Lagoon, and Mysterious Island. Enjoy world-class attractions and scenery at Tokyo DisneySea.

The orange and white of the Tokyo Tower is synonymous with the city, and it's stood the test of time for more than half a century. With Tokyo Tower Observatory admission tickets, you can climb (or ride) your way to the 150-meter-high viewing deck and enjoy one of the best panoramas of Tokyo available. There's a reason 180 million people from across the world have visited the tower since it opened! If you're feeling thirsty, grab a cup of tea at the sky-high Café La Tour, before heading back to earth. Before you go, don't miss your chance to step across the Sky Walk Window, the quintessential glass floor addition to this iconic observation deck.

Day alternates with night every 15 minutes at SMALL WORLDS TOKYO. Now you can really see how people live their lives around the clock in miniature versions of the real world - plus a few strange realities. Will you spot the fire-breathing dragon? The world’s largest indoor miniature theme park covers almost 8,000 square meters and is packed with fun characters from coal miners, to florists, cabin attendants and police officers. There are hundreds of mini people to spot here, from the passengers at the airport lounge to the tourists catching rays on the beach. Let your imagination run wild. It might be a small world, but it's definitely a big adventure!

Enter the teamLab Planets Tokyo exhibition in Toyosu without waiting in line with this premium pass. Walk through an art museum featuring water and light installations by the art collective teamLab. Interact directly with the artwork as you move through different rooms that change with your presence.

Use this combo ticket to access two of Tokyo's top attractions. First, visit Tokyo Skytree. The ticket includes access to the main Tembo Deck at 350 m and the higher Tembo Galleria at 450 m (if selected). Capture wide-ranging views of the city from above. Then, head to teamLab Planets Tokyo DMM. This interactive art space features digital installations and walk-through water exhibits. Engage with the art as you move through the various installations.

Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo invites fans to step into iconic sets such as the Great Hall, Diagon Alley, and the Hogwarts Express on Platform 9 ¾. While discovering behind-the-scenes secrets of the Wizarding World, fans will enjoy lots of fun activities, including riding a broomstick, becoming a Hogwarts portrait, and stepping into the crowd of a Quidditch match. To complete the magical experience, visitors can stop for a refreshing Butterbeer in the world’s biggest Butterbeer bar or even enjoy a Professor Umbridge-inspired afternoon tea. Get to and from your studio tour with ease when you select the Tokyo Subway Combo (if selected), which gets you access to the city’s public transport system for up to 24 hours. Or, tack on a 1-day eSIM card to use Japan’s cellular network and connect with family and friends during your stay.

The National Museum of Western Art throws Western art into the spotlight in Tokyo. The Le Corbusier-designed building, where it's housed, also happens to be the only UNESCO world cultural heritage site in the city that retains a modern look, some 60 years after its opening!

Visit an indoor theme park featuring Hello Kitty, Cinnamoroll, and other well-known Sanrio characters. Both children and adults can have a good time in this themed space.

Visit Tokyo Disneyland in Urayasu, Chiba, Japan, near Maihama Station. Opened on April 15, 1983, this park was the first Disney park outside the U.S. and remains a popular spot for all ages. Enjoy various entertainment options, including parades, live shows, and character meet-and-greets. Experience the seasonal changes, with spring blooms, summer events, and holiday decorations. Explore different themed areas, such as Adventureland, Fantasyland, and Tomorrowland. Ride attractions like Pirates of the Caribbean, Splash Mountain, Pooh's Hunny Hunt, and Space Mountain.

Explore Tokyo with ease using this subway ticket, offering unlimited rides on all Tokyo Metro and Toei Subway lines for 24, 48, or 72 hours. Visit key areas like Ueno, Tokyo Station, Asakusa, Shibuya, Shinjuku, and Ginza. Access historic temples and busy shopping streets with ease. This pass helps you navigate Tokyo efficiently.

Spend your time freely in this aquarium, which feels like a park. Sit before the aquarium or chat at the cafe while observing the waters. If a particular creature catches your attention, talk to the breeding staff. They can share special information about the animals, from penguins to Chinese eels and goldfish.

Discover the Japanese capital at own pace with a Tokyo sightseeing tour aboard the super-convenient Sky Hop Bus. This open-top Tokyo sightseeing bus lets you explore the city's many cultural highlights and districts, without having to navigate the city's notoriously busy public transport network. With 12-hour or 24-hour tickets, you'll have access to three unique sightseeing routes that will drop you to the door of Tokyo's star attractions and most popular neighbourhoods. Get up close to iconic Tokyo highlights, such as Tokyo Sky Tree, Asakusa, Tokyo Tower, Tsukiji, Ginza, Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, and lots more. Along each route, you can sit back and take in the panoramic views of Tokyo and learn about the city's history and culture from richly detailed audio-guided commentary. See something that piques your interest? Simply hop off the bus and explore at your leisure. Feet tired of walking? Simply hop back on – the next bus is never too far away!

Visit Sunshine Aquarium on the rooftop of a bustling city building. The aquarium is designed as a relaxing space with water and greenery. Don't miss the "Penguins in the Sky" tank, where penguins swim through a city backdrop. Enjoy various aquatic exhibits that showcase marine life in a unique urban setting. Explore tanks featuring diverse fish, sea creatures, and plant life. Take a break from the city noise and spend time observing a variety of aquatic habitats and species. Educational programs and interactive displays are also available to deepen your understanding of marine ecosystems.

The LEGOLAND Discovery Center Tokyo is an indoor LEGO® theme park that will have you surrounded by an astonishing three million LEGO® bricks. Take a tour of a LEGO® brick factory, attend a LEGO class to learn how to make special LEGO® creations, see an enormous diorama of the city of Tokyo created using LEGO® bricks. Kids will want to stop in at the Duplo® playground where even babies can play safely. There’s also a variety of games to stimulate the imagination including the LEGO® Ninjago City Adventure, where you can train to become the most powerful ninja. Check out the 4D cinema with special-effects that will make you jump out of your skin in surprise, and try your hand at the shooting ride to rescue the captured princess. Don’t miss Dino Explorer, a world of LEGO® dinosaur adventures! Let your imagination run wild on Dino Island where you can build original LEGO® creations and create your own stop-motion movie clip.

Get two great deals with one ticket! You'll have access to the Tokyo Skytree Observation Corridor and unlimited rides on the Tokyo Subway for 24 hours. Enjoy the best view in Tokyo from 450 metres up with access to the Tokyo Skytree Observation Corridor and Sorakara Point. You'll get to the Tokyo Skytree's highest point – floor 450 – via a glass tube that runs from the 445th to the 450th floor. It will feel like walking through the sky! This ticket also gives you access to the Tembo deck on the 350th floor where you can take in a 360º panorama of the city that stretches 70 kilometres into the distance. You'll also have 24-hour access to the Tokyo Subway. You'll have unlimited rides on all Toei Subway lines and all Tokyo Metro lines, so all of Greater Tokyo is at your fingertips.

The Tokyo Skytree is the world's tallest freestanding radio tower at 634 meters. Soar to the Observation Deck, 350 meters above ground, for 360° views that stretch as far as 70 kms on a clear day. The Tokyo Skytree Observation Corridor takes you up 450 meters above ground in a tube-shaped, glass-walled corridor! Whoosh up to floor 450 – the highest floor in the tower – and feel like you're walking in the air. The Sumida Aquarium is home to more than 7,000 sea creatures and 260 species. See them splashing in a 350,000 liter tank, the biggest open indoor tank in Japan. Its modern, seamless design lets you spot fur seals and penguins without obstruction. Don't miss the jellyfish display and research lab, and peek into tanks starring creatures from the habitats around Tokyo Bay, the Izu Islands and the Ogasawara Islands.

During the course of the 20th century, Japan's sense of 'self' underwent a rapid period of cultural revolution. Artists and creatives rushed to synthesize the old Japan with the Japan that would be, through art. This is where MOMAT comes in.

If you're looking for relaxation in the heart of Tokyo, then you'll find it at Spa LaQua. This combo ticket also includes a 24-hour Tokyo Subway ticket that gives you unlimited rides on all Toei Subway and all Tokyo Metro lines. Best of all, this combo could save you up to ¥310! Inside Spa LaQua you can enjoy a range of spa treatments, including indoor and outdoor spas with hot springs, saunas, and massage baths. You'll also find beauty salons and a restaurant with healthy options. Your combo ticket also makes it easy to arrive at Spa LaQua thanks to the Tokyo Subway ticket that comes with your order.

Ride on a rickshaw through Asakusa, visit selected spots, and hear lively stories as you go. Choose between the Showa-era downtown or the Edo-style streets. Experienced rickshaw pullers guide the tour, showing both popular spots and hidden corners. Routes are customizable, so you can focus on what interests you, from quiet alleys to well-known landmarks.

Explore a curated selection of contemporary artworks from the UESHIMA MUSEUM COLLECTION, which consists of over 700 pieces by Japanese and international artists centered on the theme of "contemporaneity." Since opening in June 2024, the museum has gained attention from both domestic and international media as well as on social media. The second exhibition, _Thematic Exhibits for Creative Encounters_, is curated by Yuko Hasegawa, former director of the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa, and features diverse expressions of contemporary art. A new installation by James Turrell will also be part of the permanent collection. Each floor is themed to create a narrative, encouraging viewers’ imagination and interpretation, with topics including space, pop, geometric serenity, lively stories, love, and glitch. The gallery offers open views of Shibuya and luminous white floors for a unique, floating atmosphere.

Visit West Tokyo's key landmarks, such as Shibuya Scramble Crossing, Harajuku, Omotesando, and Shinjuku Kabukicho. Stop at places to see the unique architecture of these well-known sites.

Take a go-kart tour of West Tokyo and visit its famous landmarks, including Tokyo Tower, Shibuya Scramble Crossing, Imperial Palace, and Tokyo Station. Guides will provide information about each site, with a stop to view the architecture up close.

Drive through Tokyo's top sights in a street-legal go-kart with Kartzilla Go Kart. Local guides will lead the way, sharing insights about Tokyo's history and attractions. Enjoy an exciting and safe ride in well-maintained go-karts, suitable for all ages and experience levels.

Get two great deals with one ticket! You'll have access to the main deck of the Tokyo Tower and unlimited rides on the Tokyo Subway for 24 hours. Enjoy incredible views over Tokyo from 150 metres up and take in a 360º panorama of the city. You can climb (or ride) your way to the observation and put some butterflies in your stomach by treading across the Sky Walk Window, the quintessential glass floor that every good observation deck has. You'll also have 24-hour access to the Tokyo Subway. You'll have unlimited rides on all Toei Subway lines and all Tokyo Metro lines, so all of Greater Tokyo is at your fingertips.

Start your morning by visiting important sites in Tokyo. Begin at the Meiji Jingu Shrine, a key piece of Japanese architecture in a dense forest within the city. Then, travel through Tokyo's busy streets to the Imperial Palace Plaza. Next, visit Asakusa to see Senso-ji, Tokyo's oldest temple, and perhaps try some local specialties at the Nakamise shopping arcade. Keep some room for lunch, as the bus will later take you to enjoy a meal after these stops. After lunch, head to Tokyo Tower for city views. Conclude the trip with a ride over the Rainbow Bridge to Hamarikyu Garden, a traditional Japanese garden.

Use the Hakone Kamakura Pass to visit two historic areas in Japan. You can travel freely on trains, buses, cable cars, and sightseeing boats. Visit the hot springs in Hakone and the ancient temples and coastline in Kamakura. This pass makes it simple to travel from Tokyo to both places and back. The Hakone Kamakura Pass provides an easy and flexible way to see these destinations.

Visit the Art Aquarium Museum Ginza to see an exhibit featuring goldfish swimming in a setting enhanced by light and music. See how Edo-period goldfish appreciation is transformed into modern art. The museum offers unique aquarium displays and different spatial presentations. Watch goldfish with diverse features in thoughtfully designed settings. Open since May 2022 at Ginza Mitsukoshi, the museum showcases seasonal changes all year. It's also a favorite spot for photography lovers.

Begin your visit at Oshino Hakkai, a traditional village at the base of Mount Fuji. Observe the eight ponds filled with clear, spring-fed water. Proceed to Hakone and ride the Hakone Ropeway over valleys and geothermal terrains towards the Owakudani volcanic valley, formed from a past eruption of Mount Hakone, where you can see steam vents and hot springs. Try the local specialty, black eggs (at your own expense), known for their symbolic significance. Continue with a relaxing cruise on Lake Ashi aboard the *Grand Tea Ceremony* vessel or *Sorakaze*, offering scenic mountain views and another chance to see Mount Fuji. Visit the Hakone Shrine, featuring a striking lakeside setting and a notable red torii gate partially situated in the water. Tour the reconstructed Odawara Castle to understand local historical architecture. Return to Tokyo on the Shinkansen (bullet train).

Join a sake tasting in Tokyo with a native English-speaking expert. Learn about sake basics and taste 10 varieties from over 50 options. The host will guide you through the different types, helping you find your favorite. Explore selections from various Japanese breweries, both traditional and modern. Understand how each type differs and deepen your knowledge of Japan's national drink in a relaxed setting near Asakusa Station.

Visit Tokyo Dome City, an entertainment hub located in Tokyo. It offers a variety of rides, games, and activities. Participate in activities suited for families, friends, or solo visitors, including roller coasters and relaxation areas.

Visit a live entertainment venue established in Shinjuku during August 2024. The venue features a showcase supervised by the Japan Ninja Council and kabuki master Denjiro Tanaka. View performances that incorporate ninja, oiran, and wa-daiko drum traditions, presented with kabuki techniques enhanced by advanced visual effects. The production blends traditional and modern elements of Japanese performing arts. Delivered by skilled artists, this show offers a non-verbal presentation accessible to all audiences.

Discover Tokyo, walk through Shibuya, where neon lights and the famous Shibuya Crossing define the area. Visit traditional gardens like Shinjuku Gyoen. View the city from Tokyo Skytree. Visit ancient temples and shrines. Explore the world of manga and anime. Enjoy local street food, ramen shops, and Michelin-starred restaurants.

See a large selection of life-sized wax figures of famous people at Madame Tussauds, Tokyo. Founded in London 250 years ago, Madame Tussauds has a long history. Explore over 70 wax figures of celebrities from around the world, including Hollywood stars and famous athletes. You will also find popular Japanese television stars and celebrities. There are no ropes or barriers, so take pictures with the figures, put your arms around them, or strike similar poses.

Step onto a traditional Japanese yakatabune for a 1-hour trip through Tokyo Bay. Pass by the Rainbow Bridge, Tokyo Tower, the Odaiba waterfront, and the Tokyo Skytree. During the cruise, listen to authentic Japanese music and watch traditional cultural performances spanning a thousand years of history.

Take a 90-minute evening cruise on Tokyo Bay aboard a traditional yakatabune, a Japanese houseboat. Eat authentic Japanese cuisine and see city views. Listen to live shamisen music for a unique cultural experience in Tokyo.

Prepare for a half-day city tour with a visit to Tokyo Tower and see the city from the 150 m observatory. Look north to spot the next stop, the Imperial Palace. There will be a brief stop to see the ancient walls and the guarding towers. Finish the tour with a visit to Asakusa and Senso-ji, the oldest temple in Tokyo. Walk around the temple grounds and Nakamise Street. This 200 m long traditional shopping street offers a variety of souvenirs and local snacks. Try some local meals along the way.

Join this full-day tour where a certified English-speaking guide will show you key landmarks in Tokyo. Visit the Tokyo Imperial Palace, Asakusa, Odaiba, and the Tokyo Tower. Also, take part in a traditional matcha tea ceremony. Ride on the Symphony Cruise across Tokyo Bay. Enjoy complimentary drinks while viewing the city.

Take a modern bus tour with a professional English-speaking guide. See the World Heritage Site of Mt. Fuji in one day. Have a Japanese-style lunch with a vegetarian option. Visit Arakurayama Sengen Park to view Mt. Fuji and the five-storied pagoda.

Take a full-day trip to Japan's Mount Fuji and the Hakone region. Visit Mount Fuji’s Fifth Station, the highest accessible point, to see the famous mountain and its surroundings. In Hakone, go on a boat cruise and a cable car ride through Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park. A licensed guide will provide information about the area's history and nature. For lunch, choose from traditional Japanese dishes, vegetarian options, Muslim-friendly meals, or an Indian thali. Watch a performance of traditional Japanese drums. Travel to your destination in an air-conditioned bus and return by Shinkansen from Odawara Station to Tokyo Station.

Design and create unique shoes in one day. You can also place ready-made orders for ¥25,000, which will be delivered during your stay in Tokyo. For more details, check the online Look Book or message on Instagram @atelier.bonheur.et.etincelant to confirm availability. 1. Select a pattern: choose from Derby, Macalon, Plain, Open, Hi Top (+¥2,200), Loafer (+¥2,200), or Sneaker (+¥2,200). Optional kilties are available for ¥3,500. 2. Select a sole: pick Flat/White, Platform/White (up to size 40, +¥1,100), or Platform/Black (up to size 40, +¥1,100). 3. Fitting and select size: sizes 34 to 45 are available. 4. Choose materials: various materials and paint options are available. 5. Assemble: use ropes or needle and thread to assemble your shoes. Assembly time ranges from 3 to 8 hours, depending on the pattern.

Race through Tokyo in a go-kart, passing landmarks like Asakusa's Kaminarimon, Ueno Park, and Akihabara. Enjoy the go-kart tour that lasts about 1 hour and begins with a safety briefing.

Take a helicopter ride over Tokyo at night to see the city from a new perspective. Fly around Tokyo Tower and Tokyo Skytree, enjoying views of these iconic landmarks illuminated against the night sky.

Enjoy an exciting go-kart ride on the roads of Tokyo. Pass through well-known areas like Toyosu, Ginza, Nihonbashi, Akihabara, Ueno, and Asakusa. This tour lasts approximately 2 hours. Before starting, receive a professional safety briefing to ensure a safe ride.

Take a helicopter tour from Tokyo Heliport for a great view of Tokyo and beyond. See Tokyo Tower, Lake Ashinoko, Enoshima Island, and Yokohama Landmark Tower. If the weather is clear, catch a glimpse of Mount Fuji.

Witness Japan's capital from above on a helicopter ride starting from Tokyo Heliport. See iconic landmarks like Odaiba, Rainbow Bridge, Tokyo Tower, Meiji Shrine, Shinjuku Gyoen Park, Rikugien Park, and Ueno Zoological Gardens. End the ride with views of Tokyo Sky Tree, standing as a testament to human ingenuity.