• Tokyo boasts numerous unique attractions that cannot be experienced anywhere else, such as Tokyo Sky-tree, Tsukiji Outer Market, and Sensoji Temple. The city is also renowned for its intricate network of trains, subways, and buses, which add to its charm. However, navigating this complex transportation system without local guidance can be quite challenging. This activity allows you to visit many famous spots punctually and efficiently using public transportation.
• Food is another major highlight of Tokyo. You can savor fresh seafood, Wagyu beef, and other delicacies prepared with traditional Japanese culinary techniques. While Tokyo is the city with the most Michelin-starred in the world, you don’t have to dine at high-end establishments to enjoy delicious cuisine. High-quality meals are also available at lunchtime.
• You can enjoy visits to cultural and historical landmarks, bustling streets where daily life thrives, or cutting-edge technology hubs—tailored to your preferences.

Tokyo Station opened in December 1914, featuring a three-story brick building. The iconic red-brick station building was designed by Kingo Tatsuno, a pioneer of modern Japanese architecture. It is said that over 900,000 red bricks were used to finish the exterior walls.　 Our journey begins here. Although it’s just one day, this starting point allows us to fully enjoy the wonders of Tokyo.