Attractions: Tokyo Tower

With this admission ticket, you can enter the Tokyo Skytree observation tower which stands at 2080 feet tall. You'll be able to access the Tembo Deck to take in the sights from 1148 feet up. There will also be the option to enjoy the spiraling 450-yard-high skywalk located at the Tembo Galleria. From both these vantage points, you'll be able to appreciate soaring views over the likes of Tokyo Bay, Mount Fuji, Tokyo Tower and more.

With years of experience and more than 5,000 customers, you'll join a company that will take you on an exhilarating drive along Japan’s open roads and through Tokyo’s tunnels, riding in convoy all the way to Daikoku PA. The experience will focus on the ride itself, so you can enjoy the scenery, the sounds and the shared excitement of being part of a convoy. You will meet your driver/guide who will arrive in a high-performance car from a fleet of Hotted machines. The fleet may include models such as the Skyline GTR34, GTR35 Nismo, Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 5 and Evolution X, Nissan Silvia S15/S14, Lexus RFC, Subaru WRX, Skyline GTR35 Black Carbon, Mazda RX8, Lancer Karin Kuruma, BMW M3 Liberty, Civic Type R, Toyota 86 and a Skyline Gtt Drift customised car. Car selection depends on daily availability, so guests are asked to avoid choosing specific cars, although the team will be happy to hear your favourites. This is a shared experience rather than a private tour (not two people per car), and vehicles typically seat three to four people depending on the model.

You will visit Tokyo Tower and go up to its 150-metre viewing deck to take in the city from above. The tower’s distinctive orange-and-white silhouette has been part of Tokyo’s skyline for over half a century. From the observatory you will see sweeping, panoramic views across the metropolis and the surrounding urban sprawl. As you look out, familiar landmarks will come into view, including the slender Tokyo Skytree and, in the distance, Mount Fuji. The experience centres on sightseeing 150 metres above ground and the unique perspective that Japan’s second-tallest structure offers on Tokyo’s layout and landmarks. Along the way you will get a clear sense of the city’s scale and character from this long-standing observation point.

You’ll re-discover Tokyo from behind the wheel of a custom-made street go-kart, dressed up as your favourite characters from Comics, Games and Anime. The karts are street-legal, so you’ll actually drive them on Tokyo’s roads and take in the city as you move through its neighbourhoods. This gives a different perspective on the city and a playful way to explore while wearing themed costumes. The tour is led by professional guides who will make sure the experience is both fun and safe. Along the way, you’ll get the chance to take photos and share the moment on social media. It makes a memorable story to tell friends and family and offers a unique way to experience Tokyo’s streets while enjoying character-themed go-karting.

On a traditional yakatabune houseboat, you’ll enjoy a cultural journey rooted in Japanese history as you cruise Tokyo Bay near Odaiba. The boat’s elegant Japanese interiors and seasonal cherry-blossom decorations create a photogenic setting. The yakatabune itself traces its origins to the Heian period and became popular with merchants and townspeople in the Edo period, so along the way you’ll get a feel for a long-standing part of Japan’s maritime culture. You’ll also hear a live shamisen performance, featuring the rich, expressive sound of this traditional string instrument. As you move through the bay, you may also witness the Tokyo Aqua Symphony fountain show, which combines synchronized water jets, music and lighting effects (subject to conditions). Before you disembark, collect your Tokyo Tower ticket from the onboard guide; the ticket is valid for six months. This cruise blends traditional culture, live music and modern Tokyo waterfront scenery for a distinctive experience.

Experience an insider’s view of Japanese car culture with passionate local JDM owners and their performance cars. The experience includes free pickup and drop‑off at your hotel in Tokyo or Shinbashi Station. Along the way, you’ll cruise the famous Shutoko Highway, cross the iconic Rainbow Bridge and head to the legendary Daikoku car meet. Featured cars include the Nissan R35 GTR, R34 and R31 Skylines, Silvia S15, Toyota Chaser JZX100 and GR86, Subaru WRX STI, Mazda RX‑8 and Mitsubishi EVO X. As you explore the meet, you may see many unique vehicles, take photos and soak up the atmosphere that has drawn enthusiasts from around the world. On the return journey there’s a stop at Tokyo Tower for photo opportunities before you’re taken back to your hotel. Places, schedule and tour content may change due to police activity, traffic, weather and other factors.

On this guided bus tour you’ll visit several of Tokyo’s key landmarks, starting at the National Garden, once reserved for Japan’s Imperial family and offering a peaceful contrast to the city. Along the way you’ll see the Imperial Palace and Nijubashi Bridge, a frequently featured symbol of Tokyo, with time to take in the views from the bus or at designated stops. The tour also offers flexibility to depart from either Tokyo Station or Shinjuku Station. You’ll continue to Tokyo Tower, inspired by the Eiffel Tower, where the main observatory offers sweeping 360° views across the skyline. The route finishes in Asakusa, where you’ll step into Tokyo’s spiritual heart at Senso-ji, the city’s oldest temple. Nearby Nakamise Street is a lively 250‑metre stretch lined with traditional snacks and souvenir shops, giving you a chance to explore local flavours and crafts. This experience combines history, culture and city vistas in a single, straightforward journey.

At Uzumako Ceramic art school, just around a six-minute walk from Mita station (Mita line) in Minato‑ku, Tokyo and very close to Tokyo Tower, you can try Japanese deep culture through pottery classes taught in English. The setting is a local ceramic studio in the heart of the city, offering an opportunity to connect with traditional craft while staying within easy reach of central landmarks. In the class, taught in English, you will be introduced to Japanese pottery practices and will have time to work with clay yourself. Along the way, you may learn about the cultural background of the pieces you make and try basic shaping and finishing methods under instructor guidance. The experience is practical and culture-focused, aimed at giving you a clear sense of Japanese ceramic art in a friendly, accessible environment.

Step aboard a traditional yakatabune houseboat and enjoy a cultural cruise through Tokyo from the water. The boat is decorated with seasonal cherry blossoms and an elegant Japanese-style interior, creating a photogenic setting as you pass the city skyline. The yakatabune dates back to the Heian period and became popular in the Edo period, so you’ll be floating in a long-standing Japanese tradition. Onboard, a live shamisen performance will accompany the journey, offering the instrument’s rich, soulful sound. You’ll also savour a sukiyaki-style hot pot meal, with unlimited soft drinks; pork or vegetarian options are available on request. Near Odaiba, you may be able to see the Tokyo Aqua Symphony fountain show, which typically lasts about ten minutes depending on conditions. After the cruise, your experience continues at Tokyo Tower where you’ll have access to the 150-metre observation deck for panoramic views of the city. Along the way, you’ll enjoy a mix of history, music and food framed by Tokyo’s modern waterfront scenery.

This experience gives you a rare glimpse into Tokyo’s vibrant JDM car culture, taking you beyond the usual tourist sights. You will drive across the iconic Rainbow Bridge, visit A-Pit Autobacs and may experience the spontaneous Daikoku-Futo PA car meet. Along the way you will move through parts of the city that car enthusiasts know best, rather than the standard sightseeing stops. You will see legendary cars like the GT‑R, Supra and RX‑7 up close and learn about the scene from expert guides. The evening may bring a bustling meet or a quieter gathering, and your guides will provide local insight, scenic drives and photo stops to make the most of each moment. The outing will finish with a visit to Tokyo Tower before you head back to Shibuya, offering a memorable perspective on Tokyo’s automotive culture.

In Tokyo, you will ride the iconic C1 and Wangan highways and take in spectacular views of the city as you move between hubs of Japanese car culture. Along the way, the route will include stops at epicentres such as the legendary Daikoku and Tatsumi, where you'll see an eclectic collection of cars. Options range from legendary JDM sports cars and JDM performance sedans to more luxurious JDM vans, with vehicles spanning classic styles to the absolutely wild. The experience is run by professionals with over 30 years' insider auto industry knowledge and a lifetime preoccupation with cars. Hosts will share stories and history, and explain the current state of the industry and the local car scene. They are equally interested in hearing about car culture where you come from, so expect a two‑way conversation that adds personal context to what you see. Your time on this drive will be filled with passion, insight and plenty of photo opportunities.

This extended go‑kart sightseeing experience on public roads is designed for travellers who want a deeper, more immersive city adventure. You’ll travel at a relaxed pace so there’s time to take in the atmosphere, stop for multiple photos and enjoy more sightseeing than a standard run. As you move through the streets, the slower rhythm will let you notice local details and city scenes you might otherwise miss. The experience is fully guided and includes a complete safety briefing before you set off. An English‑ and Japanese‑speaking guide will accompany you, offering directions and local context as you explore. The format focuses on a comfortable, leisurely ride with plenty of opportunities to pause and capture the moment, making it suitable for those seeking a longer, more thorough go‑kart outing around the city.

Kira Kira Karts’ Once-in-a-Lifetime Experience offers a comfortable, exclusive way to explore Tokyo in style. This small-group tour emphasises safety and attentive service while providing a unique, memorable adventure rather than a standard sightseeing route. Along the way, the team will handle details for special occasions, so if you plan a surprise proposal, a honeymoon drive, or a fun outing with family or friends, they will aim to ensure the journey is smooth and personal. Even when other guests share the same time slot, the small-group format is designed to preserve your sense of comfort and privacy. To take part you must bring the physical version of your international driving permit and your passport. These documents are required to participate. The experience focuses on service, safety and memorable moments as you travel through Tokyo, with staff on hand to assist and tailor the outing to suit special plans.

On this Tokyo Sumo Morning Practice Tour, you’ll step into the hidden world of sumo inside an authentic sumo stable. You’ll sit just a few feet away from professional wrestlers as they train, giving you an intimate view of real, everyday practice rather than a staged performance. As the session unfolds, you’ll watch rikishi exert full intensity: feet stomping, bodies clashing, and trainers directing strict routines. You’ll feel the ground tremble with each encounter and hear the heavy breathing that accompanies the effort. The experience emphasises the discipline and tradition of sumo, showing the power and spirit that have defined the sport for centuries.

Feel Tokyo’s night pulse from a Nissan GT‑R35 Premium Kuhl Racing build. You will be strapped into a custom Japanese supercar with around 600 hp and driven through neon-lit streets beneath the city skyline. As you move through the metropolis, glowing billboards and soaring skyscrapers will frame the ride, and the route will pass through several iconic neighbourhoods that show a different side of Tokyo after dark. Along the way, highlights typically include dramatic views of Tokyo Tower and the Skytree, plus drives across Rainbow Bridge. The tour may also include a stop at Umihotaru, the so-called “floating meet up”, or at the Daikoku meet up, among other notable locations. This is presented as more than a simple car tour; the combination of the GT‑R’s performance and Tokyo’s nightscape will create a vivid, memorable experience.