All Activities in Tokyo

Walking Tour of Nihonga Art Museums and Asakura Museum in Tokyo (opens in a new tab)

6 h

Explore the rich tradition of Nihonga, Japanese paintings, on this guided art tour. We will visit Yamatane Museum and Sato Sakura Museum to admire exquisite works and learn about the techniques that define this art form. At Sato Sakura Museum you can see works of Cherry blossoms all year round. The journey continues to Asakura Sculpture Museum, which is using a Japanese house of the late Fumio Asakura. Kaneiji Temple, where you’ll discover stunning artworks in a serene setting, complemented by visits to select galleries showcasing contemporary Nihonga. This tour is perfect for Japanese art enthusiasts and cultural explorers alike. - Guided tour through key Nihonga art sites in Tokyo - Visit Sato Sakura Museum and Kaneiji Temple for unique artwork - Learn about traditional and contemporary Nihonga techniques by talking with a Japanese painting artist Allan West - Ideal for ART LOVERS and those seeking cultural immersion Might not be able to accommodate Gluten Free or Vegan lunch.

Free cancellation

Kintsugi Workshop in Tokyo Repair and Take Home a Sake Cup (opens in a new tab)

1 h 30 min

While many quick kintsugi experiences rely on synthetic materials, this workshop uses real urushi lacquer, the same natural material artisans have used for centuries to turn broken ceramics into something more beautiful than before. It takes place at a working studio in Setagaya that locals have trusted for years, not a tourist-facing pop-up, and your finished cup goes home with you the very same day in a traditional wooden masu box, ready to use, display, or give as a gift.

Asakusa Kimono Experience and Chopstick Making Workshop (opens in a new tab)

2 h 30 min

Immerse yourself in traditional Japanese culture through kimono and hands-on craftsmanship in Asakusa. Begin at Rental Kimono AYAKA near Sensoji Temple, where experienced staff help you dress in your chosen kimono and coordinate your accessories. Hairstyling and hair accessories are included for women. Then visit CRAFT JAPAN Asakusa 3-chome, where an instructor guides you step by step as you shape, sand and oil your own wooden chopsticks. No woodworking experience is needed. Take home your handmade chopsticks as a personal souvenir of Japan, complete with complimentary “AYAKA KIMONO” engraving. Names or special dates can also be engraved for an additional fee. Afterwards, enjoy exploring Asakusa in your kimono at your own pace. Professional photography is included only when you select a photoshoot package.

Free cancellation

1-Day Tokyo Kabuki Theatre Experience Tour (opens in a new tab)

6 h

Never seen Kabuki before? Start at Kabukiza in Ginza, Tokyo’s home of Kabuki, during November’s Kaomise—the most festive month of the Kabuki calendar. This matinee features Kanadehon Chushingura (The Treasury of Loyal Retainers), a masterpiece based on the 47 Ronin story. Tour Highlights: ・No Japanese Needed: An English captioning device with earphones guides you through every scene. ・Authentic Dining: Enjoy a Kabukiza bento box at your seat during intermission. ・Pre-Show Tradition: See the Kojo Ningyo puppet announce the daily cast in front of the curtain. ・Post-Show Exploration: Walk through the Rooftop Garden, Goemon Staircase, and Kabukiza Gallery. ・Souvenir Shopping: Conclude at Kobikicho Hiroba, the underground arcade with gifts. Whether you are a theater enthusiast or a first-time visitor, this is the ultimate, seamless introduction to the timeless art of Kabuki.