WALKING TOURS · WORLDWIDE
The ones worth booking.
The 15 tokyo walking tours travellers book the most. We walk you through what each one covers on the ground, who guides it and what it costs, so you can pick the right one before you lace up.
Tsukiji Fish Market food walk with temple start, sushi or seafood bowl, wagyu skewers, and snack tastings. Small group, 3 hours.
Most Popular“A great way to experience the local market with a seasoned guide that will help you navigate the 400 vendors. We had Miky as our guide, and she was fantastic! Would highly recommend”
Walk the Imperial Palace East Gardens and Edo Castle ruins with a small-group guide. Admission included for an easy, story-rich Tokyo stop.
“Blake was an awesome tour guide. Very knowledgeable and engaging! Had a great time and learned so much. Highly recommend!”
A 3-hour Shinjuku bar-hopping walk through Omoide Yokocho, Kabukicho, and Golden Gai, ending at karaoke with local connections.
A 2-hour Tsukiji food walking tour with a local guide: temple stop, fish market history, and choose-your-own street food tastings.
“Haydn did a wonderful job explaining the temple which was a peaceful experience. Best of all, he expertly guided our group through the market, taking us to the best of the best. He definitely knows his stuff. Thanks Haydn!”
Walk Asakusa’s Senso-ji, Kaminarimon, Nakamise and more with an English guide on a 2-hour tour for about $22.
A 2-hour guided walk through Tsukiji with Hongan-ji temple, smart street-food stops, and an easy plan for the Outer Market for $22.
Walk Tokyo’s Imperial Palace on Edo Castle grounds. Small-group shogun and samurai stories, gates and gardens, koi, 2 hours, English.
Small-group Shibuya nightlife tour with izakaya alleys, Japanese beer, included food and drinks, all-you-can-drink, and karaoke.
“Me and my husband booked this tour as a way to explore Shibuya, and had a great time. Our guides Yuki and Mao and the other member of our group were all super friendly and made the experience very enjoyable. It was also nice that at the restaurants there were several options to chose from…”
Step into Tokyo’s Imperial Palace grounds on an English-speaking history walk, with bamboo, royal koi, and Shogun-to-Emperor context.
“We had Mika as our tour guide and she was amazing! She provided some mosquito spray which was much needed inside the Imperial palace as it's full of nature and also full of mosquito. Mika was very informative during the tour and answered all of our questions!”
A 2-hour English guided walk through Tokyo’s Imperial Palace East Gardens, Edo-era remains, and the koi-filled Ninomaru Garden for $16.
A 2-hour Shinjuku night walk through Kabukicho’s neon and hidden alleys, with food tips and great guides in English or Spanish.
Walk Edo Castle defenses and Imperial Palace gardens on a small English tour. Up to 10, ~2 hours, iconic gates, gardens, samurai stories.
“Short and sweet walking tour of some of the gates, historic buildings and outer garden. Our tour guide, Ai, was professional and knowledgeable and provided engaging commentary on each of the attractions. A fun time with plenty of opportunities for good photos”
Sample Tsukiji Outer Market seafood, enjoy a sit-down lunch, then visit temple and shrine spots on a small-group Tokyo food walk.
“Such a fun tour! We loved our tour guide! We were visiting on our honeymoon and wanted to have a guided tour through the Tsukiji Fish Market. We ended up being the only ones on the tour and it was just wonderful! We got to try new foods aRead more”
Shibuya in 90 minutes: start at Hachiko, cross the famous scramble, hit bars and side streets, and catch views from above.
Walk Yanaka’s calm old Tokyo with a small-group guide, temple and shrine stops, and local alley time for everyday life.
“A lovely walk through a more residential and quieter part of Tokyo with stops to several Buddhist temples and Shinto shrines with history and stories along the way. Well paced and informative of a Tokyo most tourists don't try a chance to see. Paulina was fantastic and shared so much of her experience and folk…”
Every kind of walk, in every city worth seeing on foot.
