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Although Hakone is only one hundred kilometres from Tokyo, it is part of the Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park and is known for its natural beauty, its hot springs and stunning views of the iconic volcano, Mount Fuji.

On this Hakone tour from Tokyo, you will experience Hakone, learn about its history and be dazzled by its beauty. You'll spend the day visiting as many of the wonderful locations in Hakone as you would like and marvel at the natural beauty of Hakone before returning on your train to Tokyo.

Matsumoto, situated north of Tokyo, is the second-largest city in the quiet and secluded Nagano Prefecture. The city offers a magnificent scenic view of the Northern Japan Alps and a unique cultural experience which you'll experience on this wonderful day tour!

Embark on a Matsumoto tour with a local English-speaking guide, where you'll visit the Matsumoto Castle, one of the best-preserved castles in Japan that was built over 400 years ago, Nawate Street, Frog Street and the Nakamachi Street before heading to the tranquil Hotaka Town where Daio Wasabi Farm is located.

Embark on an exciting private Nagano day tour!

Nagano city is well-known for hosting the 1998 Winter Olympic Games and while some of the former Olympic facilities can still be viewed in Nagano, the city has since evolved as a temple town revolving around the famous Zenkoji Temple.

You will spend the day exploring the city with an English-speaking guide. Among other sights, you'll visit the Snow Monkey Park, the famous Zenkoji Temple and the town of Obuse. In the evening, you'll have the option to extend the tour with a visit to Shibu Onsen, a hot spring resort that has 1,300 years of history.

This full-day Tokyo walking tour will take you to some of the most iconic locations in Tokyo including many interesting locations not generally visited by tourists along the way. Throughout the day, you'll learn about the traditional and modern culture of Tokyo on this small-group tour!

To kick the day off, you'll meet your guide at Shinjuku Station and head to Tsukiji Market to taste delicious fresh seafood. You'll then visit the unique Indian and European-inspired Tsukiji Honganji Temple, the Imperial Palace and Akihabara, the capital of Japan’s otaku culture for anime and manga.

Later on in the day, you'll visit Ueno for the street market and lively park; you'll walk through Uguisudani; and finally, you'll pass through Yanaka and its memorial of prominent figures in Japan. After admiring Tennoji Temple, you'll head to the street food area to try local foods in narrow alleys!

This private Yokohama day tour will take you to some of the most interesting and historic locations in Yokohama that includes some major attractions and some local spots. You'll learn what makes Yokohama, Japan’s second-largest city after Tokyo, so fascinating.

Japan was once considered a hermit kingdom during the Edo Period (1603-1867), isolating itself from the rest of the world. Yokohama at the time was just a small fishing town, but in 1859, it opened its port for foreign trade and since has established itself as one of the major cities in all of Japan.

Throughout the course of the day, you'll visit the Sky Garden, the Cup Noodles Museum and the Red Brick Warehouse and also take a walking food tour of Chinatown, visit the Sankei-en Garden and so much more.