Private Tour Guides
Private Tours
Destinations
Japan
Sights
Nightlife
Hiroshima
Shukkei-en
A national place of scenic beauty. This famous garden is rich in variation and can be enjoyed throughout the year.
Shimane
Matsue Castle
The surviving castle keep is a nationally designated Important Cultural Property. It's simple yet sturdy construction makes an impression.
Tottori
The Sand Museum
Feel as if you are traveling around the world at the world’s first museum of sand art!
Tokyo
Tokyo Government Building
See the night view of Tokyo for free! Relax and enjoy a glass of wine served 202 meters above ground, in the Tokyo Government Building.
Kobe
Mt. Rokko
The landmark of the city of Kobe, known for one of the Three Major Nightscapes of Japan
Yokohama
Yokohama Landmark Tower
At the Landmark Tower, enjoy the superb night view of Minato Mirai 21, selected as one of the Top 100 city views!
Tokyo
Shinjuku Golden Gai (Golden Street)
Shinjuku’s back street. 200 bars and restaurants are filled into a maze of narrow streets.
Osaka
The Floating Garden (Umeda Sky Building)
It’s a landmark in Umeda and was chosen as one of the best 20 structures in the world
Fukuoka
Fukuoka Tower
Japan’s tallest seaside observation tower, at a height of 234m
Akita
Akita Kanto Festival
The lights of the “kanto” lanterns filling the night sky, are prayers for a good harvest. It is a major summer festival in the Tohoku region.
Tokyo
Robot Restaurant
An incredible 90-minute experience with robots, tanks, and fighters
Tokyo
Chidori-ga-fuchi
The cherry blossom-lined path is a must-see spot at the former Edo Castle, now the Imperial Palace
Tokyo
Rainbow Bridge
The landmark of the Tokyo waterfront. The night view is spectacular!
Tokyo
Tokyo Dome City
A stadium, an amusement park and a spa all in one facility. Have fun on an urban holiday.
Tokyo
Sumida Aquarium
Enjoy the view at Skytree and then enjoy the world of the sea at Solamachi.
Okinawa
Kokusai Dori (International Street)
The main street of the whole prefecture! You can find everything from Okinawa delicacies to souvenirs
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