16 activitati in Tokyo, JAPAN

The 238m tall Mori Tower stands in the middle of the upscale Roppongi Hills commercial complex and is one of the tallest buildings in Tokyo. While most of the building is occupied by office space, the first few floors offer visitors a wide variety of restaurants and shops, while the top few floors house an observation deck and a contemporary art museum featuring world-class exhibitions that change periodically. Located at the top of the Mori Tower, the Tokyo City View observation deck sports high ceiling and glass walls that extend all the way around the building, providing fantastic views of the entire city. This is a perfect place to take in the massiveness of the Tokyo metropolis. Gleaming in the distance, you can see Shinjuku, Tokyo Tower, Odaiba, Shinagawa, the Rainbow Bridge, and many other Tokyo landmarks. This beautiful canvas changes color at night time, creating a unique landscape when the city lights come to life. Above the observation deck lies the Sky Deck, an open-air rooftop deck that can be enjoyed when the weather is good. You can drop by one of the cafes in the building and soak in the view while enjoying your favorite drink. All tickets for Tokyo City View include access to the Mori Art Museum a modern art museum open until late at night. The Museum features mainly modern art exhibitions in a variety of genres, including fashion, architecture, design, photography, and video. And while you're at Mori Tower, you might want to also see the special exhibitions at Mori Arts Center Gallery! Rotating exhibitions on the 52nd floor are always worth checking out (additional fee depending on exhibition) Regular ticket Included Access to 52nd floor observation deck 'Tokyo City View' Access to 53rd floor Mori Art Museum (some exhibitions may require an additional fee) Excluded The 52nd floor Mori Arts Center Gallery requires additional payment depending on the exhibits Access to the rooftop Sky Deck is not included. Please book VIP ticket on Voyagin or pay in cash at Mori Tower to visit Sky Deck Vip ticket Included Skip the line and get instant access to the facilities Access to 52nd floor observation deck 'Tokyo City View' Get free and preferential access to several exhibitions at Tokyo City View* Includes access to the rooftop Sky Deck (usual cost: 500 JPY) Access to 53rd floor Mori Art Museum (some exhibitions may require an additional fee) Ticket Delivery to Your Hotel. Excluded The 52nd floor Mori Arts Center Gallery - requires additional payment depending on the exhibits.

Oedo Onsen Monogatari in Odaiba is a popular onsen (hot springs) theme park located in central Tokyo. Modeled on an Edo period onsen town, with indoor and outdoor pools of every kind, restaurants, shops, spa facilities, and themed amusements, Oedo Onsen introduces you to a new level of bathing culture! Once you have checked in and changed into your complimentary 'yukata', light kimono (included), you will have direct access to the bath area from the main hall. Separated by gender, you can choose from 13 different baths, including the 'rotenburo' (open-air baths), open-air barrel baths, silk baths, and much more. The two main pools take their hot water directly from a natural hot spring 1,400 meters underground.The perfect way to rest and renew your body at the onsen is with the various therapeutic spa treatment offered. Treat yourself to a full-body massage, foot massage, head spa, or loosen up in the stone sauna. Round off your bathing experience at the foot bath area, designed in the style of a Japanese garden. The walkways are made from paved pebbles and designed to massage your feet as you walk. Then make your way to one of the wooden benches, sit down with your family or friends and enjoy this one-of-a-kind hot spring resort.After a thorough soak (or at any time during your stay), you can not return to the main hall － decorated in a traditional summer festival theme － and grab some authentic Japanese street food from the food stalls. If you still have space left after trying the sushi, ramen, udon, or yakitori on offer, then the traditional Japanese restaurant 'Kawachou' is a good choice for a full meal. Savor a 'kaiseki' course meal in private tatami rooms, or choose from among the other restaurants at Oedo Onsen. Besides bathing, pampering, eating and drinking, you can top off your visit with some souvenir shopping, and don't forget to enjoy the traditional Japanese festival games and amusements available in the main hall: fortune telling, quoits, blowgun darts, street performers and more! Get tickets and enjoy this unique experience in the heart of Tokyo, by yourself or with family or friends! Others Entering or staying between 02:00–09:00 requires an additional 2,160 JPY payment at the onsen Rock Salt Sauna is not incluided

Stay connected while you are in Japan. Plug and play, Easy set-up. Make your trip fun and comfortable with prepaid SIM card and get connected anywhere, anytime. No registration required, Easy pick-up and no need to return. No registration required and no need to return, the SIM will be delivered to your accommodation place. Data allowance: 200MB/day (unlimited at 200kbps after 200MB), 4G LTE, high speed nationwide network and data communication only. Important: Not compatible with SIM-locked devices, Vodafone phones and Windows phones. Attention: iPhone users need to connect free Wi-Fi and download a profile date. If you use over 3G in one day, speed will be 512Kbp Meeting/pick-up point: SIM card will delivery to your hotel. Languages: Instruction manual available in English, Mandarin Chinese, Korean, Thai and Tagalog. Customer support available in English, Mandarin Chinese and Korean.

Immerse yourself in the Japanese culture with a short trip around Narita City´s neighboring areas to experience history of Japanin full and a perfect reason to bring back some souvenirs! After your arrival at Narita Airport you can choose to go sightseeing to pass some time before your connecting flight check-in! Or just enjoy a trip before going to your accommodation! Sightseeing includes Boso no Mura "Edo-style" village, Hakko no Sato Kozaki Roadside Station (Fermented local foods market & miso balls making experience), Suigo Sawara Dashi Kaikan & stroll in the streets of Sawara. (Japanese floats museum) Boso no Mura is a unique museum that allows visitors to experience traditional lifestyle and crafts of Boso region. (not included) The facility reproduces an Edo period village with a town square, traditional Japanese inns and various stores. Festivals, performances of traditional entertainment and special exhibitions are occasionally held. Wander into the world of Edo period! Try out wearing kimono and ninja outfit! (not incluided) Hakko no Sato Kozaki Roadside Station. A unique roadside station dedicated to foods fermentation. Kozaki is a town that has been actively producing sake, miso, and soy sauce since Edo period. Inside, local specialties and a wide variety of fermented foods are collected from throughout Japan and available for sale. Experience Japanese traditional fermented food culture! Enjoy fresh vegetables and fermented foods at the cafe and the restaurant inside!MealsLunchbox + self-made miso soup. Suigo Sawara Dashi Kaikan. A facility that exhibits dashi floats of Sawara Grand Festival, a UNESCO cultural heritage. Here on the main frame you can find four-five meter tall dolls depicting Japanese mythology or historical figures. A film showing how the floats are being maneuvered on the day of the grand festival can be viewed at the theater room. See the beautiful cultural heritage grand festival floats up front! Itinerary 09:40 Departure from Narita Airport Terminal 2 09:50 Departure from Narita Airport Terminal 1 10:10 Departure from JR Narita station. 10:40-11:40 Stop №1 - Boso no Mura 12:30-13:20 Stop №2 - Hakko no Sato Kozaki Roadside Station. 13:50-14:50 Stop №3 - Suigo Sawara Dashi Kaikan. 15:30 Arrival at Narita Airport Terminal 2. 15:40 Arrival at Narita Airport terminal 1. 16:00 Arrival at JR Narita Station. 16:10 Arrival at Yoneya Tourist Center.

In Mitaka city, there's a Studio Ghibli themed park called Ghibli Museum, which uses their characters and designs as the motif. In fact, there are so many Ghibli characters and designs at the museum which will keep you absorbed for hours. It is a museum showcasing the work of the Japanese animation! Ticket of Ghibli Museum is one of the most sought-after tickets for visitors to Tokyo.

Hassle-free ticket booking for Joypolis, the indoor SEGA amusement park in Odaiba, Tokyo! Joypolis is an indoor amusement park in Odaiba, Tokyo, that is managed by the famous game corporation SEGA. Just like another amusement parks, at Joypolis you can find many great indoor attractions such as: - Pirate's Plunder: RPG shooter game - Initial D ARCADE STAGE4 LIMITED: car racing game - STORM G: thrilling simulation game - VR The Room of the Living Dolls: haunted house - Wild River The Treasure Hunt - Mystic Mansion ~Tale of Pandemonium~: horror simulation game - Gekion Live Coaster: indoor roller coaster We are currently offering booking service for Joypolis passport tickets, which give the following benefit: - Fast admission to the park (no need to line up!) - Unlimited rides for all attractions - 90 days validity after the purchase date - Flexible date: you can use these tickets anytime within the validity period Enjoy an ultimate fun experience at Joypolis by purchasing this awesome passport ticket from Voyagin! Included - Admission to Joypolis, unlimited rides for all attractions except for Zero Latency VR Excluded - Zero Latency VR - Other unspecified fee

Tokyo Disneyland is the place where all your childhood fantasies and dreams really come true. opened on April 15, 1983 and is the first Disney park to be built outside the United States. Modeled after Disneyland in California and the Magic Kingdom in Florida, Tokyo Disneyland is made up of seven themed lands and features seasonal decorations and parades. There are seven themed areas in the park: the World Bazaar; the four classic Disney lands: Adventureland, Westernland,Fantasyland and Tomorrowland; and two mini-lands: Critter Country and Mickey's Toontown. Many of the games and rides in these areas mirror those in the original Disneyland as they are based on American Disney films and fantasies. Fantasyland includes Peter Pan's Flight, Snow White's Scary Adventures, Dumbo the Flying Elephant and more based on classic Disney films and characters. Others Hotel departure and return timing subject to Disney Business Hour, may return early during winter season. Coach may return via Haneda Airport may take 20 minutes longer or so but enjoy a comfortable drive with beautiful night view of Airport and Tokyo.

Tokyo DisneySea is a 176-acre theme park at the Tokyo Disney Resort located in Urayasu, Chiba, Japan, outside Tokyo. It opened on September 4, 2001. It is owned by The Oriental Land Company, which licenses the theme from The Walt Disney Company. Tokyo DisneySea attracted an estimated 12 million visitors in 2009, making it the fifth-most-visited theme park in the world. Tokyo DisneySea was the second theme park to open at the Tokyo Disney Resort and the ninth park of the eleven worldwide Disney theme parks to open. Tokyo DisneySea was the fastest theme park in the world to reach the milestone of 10 million guests, having done so in 307 days after its grand opening. The previous record-holder was Universal Studios Japan 338 days after its opening. Tokyo DisneySea is also the most expensive theme park ever built, estimated to have cost over U.S. $4 billion. Tokyo DisneySea and its companion park Tokyo Disneyland are the only Disney parks in the world not owned by The Walt Disney Company.

Be stunned by Tokyo’s seasonal beauty with a tour to its secret spots and striking shrines. Highlights - Browse colourful shops lining Nakamise Shopping Street - Visit the Meji Shrine set amongst a lush location - Discover one of Tokyo’s hidden locations at the East Gardens of the Imperial Palace Enjoy nature and culture in one with this tour that combines Tokyo’s imperial and natural beauty. Start by visiting the Meiji Shrine and contemplate its architecture; which despite being rebuilt after the WWII raids, still retains a traditional air. Behold its impressive 12 metre wooden torii gate as you walk through the entrance into a lush location blooming with seasonal flora. From here we drive by the Japanese Government centre, the National Diet Building, on our way to the East Gardens of the Imperial Palace. This is one of Tokyo’s great hidden locations featuring a memorable Japanese garden filled to the brim with seasonal flowers. Next we make our way to Senso-ji Temple and Nakamise Shopping Street. Of the 33 temples in Eastern Japan dedicated to the Goddess Kannon, Asakusa Kannon is the only one in the capital (No. 13 on the pilgrimage to all 33 temples). Visit this historic area which includes Nakamise-dori, the street leading to the temple where colourful souvenirs and large paper lanterns might catch your eye. Others On Mondays, Fridays and other days when Imperial Palace East Garden is closed, the tour will visit Imperial Palace Plaza instead.

For a sweeping tour of Tokyo, spend an afternoon sightseeing to introduce you to the best views and stops around the city. Highlights - Head up to the dizzying heights of the Seaside Top - View the famous Nijubashi Bridge in the grounds of the Imperial Palace - See Tokyo’s most visited temple: Senso-ji - Cruise along Sumida River for a different perspective of Tokyo We begin the sightseeing bus tour by walking to the World Trade Center Building where you can zoom up to the observatory deck on the 40th floor of the Seaside Top for 360 degree views over the city below. Located in the heart of the city, from here you can observe life passing beneath your feet and you might even catch a glimpse of Mt Fuji. Next stop is the Imperial Palace Plaza to admire Nijubashi Bridge and the surrounding scenery of the National Garden which forms part of the palace grounds open to the public. We cruise through the dazzling shopping district of Ginza by bus on our way to Senso-ji Temple and Nakamise Shopping Street. Of the 33 temples in Eastern Japan dedicated to the Goddess Kannon, Asakusa Kannon is the only one in the capital (No. 13 on the pilgrimage to all 33 temples). Visit this historic area which includes Nakamise-dori, the street leading to the temple where colourful souvenirs and large paper lanterns might catch your eye. We round off the afternoon with a leisurely 40 minute cruise along the Sumida River for a different view of modern day Tokyo. Once the boat arrives at Hinode Pier, we board the bus back to Tokyo Station. Languages English. Others As the schedule of Sumida River Cruise will be altered during cherry blossom season (except period: Mid-March to Early April), the final arrival time may be delayed. During the period, the Sumida River Cruise ride may be changed to cherry blossom viewing at Sumida Park, due to congestion. Sumida River Cruise may be cancelled without notice depending on river conditions. In this case, the guide will announce the change in schedule. The order of visitation is subject to change depending on Sumida River Cruise schedule adjustments.

Visit Tokyo Tower, the Imperial Palace Plaza, and Senso-ji Temple with an English-speaking guide on this sightseeing bus tour of Tokyo. This morning tour lasts for about 3 and a half hours, leaving your afternoon free to spend as you like. 1. Visit three of Tokyo's quintessential sightseeing spots on this morning tour. 2. This tour is recommended for people on their first trip to Tokyo! Itinerary 09:00 - Hamamatsucho Bus Terminal The tour departs Hamamatsucho Bus Terminal to begin sightseeing around Tokyo. Tokyo Tower (40 min) Get a spectacular view of Metropolitan Tokyo from the observation deck Imperial Palace Plaza (10 min) Admire the view of Nijubashi Bridge and the surrounding scenery at this National Garden that was formerly a private garden of the Royal Family Asakusa Kannon & Shopping at Nakamise (45 min) Of the 33 temples in Eastern Japan dedicated to the Goddess Kannon, this is the only one in the capital (No. 13 on the pilgrimage to all 33 temples). Visit this historic area which includes Nakamise-dori, the street leading to the temple. Akihabara via Ueno (drive by) Enjoy a pleasant drive through Ueno, where Tokyo's first coffee shop once stood, to Akihabara which is home to the famous Electric Town. Akihabara Participants who wish may get off the bus at Akihabara. All other participants will get a view of Akihabara from the windows and continue to Tokyo Station by bus. 12:30 - Tour ends at Tokyo Station (Marunouchi South Exit) The tour will end at Tokyo Station. Please head to your next destination on your own. Others As the Royal Family New Years greeting takes place at the Imperial Palace on the 2nd January, we regret to inform you that the tour will not visit the Imperial Palace on that day (the Palace will be viewed from the bus).

See the highest energy, most futuristic 'only-in-Japan' show of your life. As soon as you arrive you'll be bombarded by a sensory overload of colors, designs, glitter, and jewels. Even the air vents are covered in bling! After marveling at the wonderful over-the-top design of the ten million dollar venue, you'll enjoy a spectacular musical performance including bikini-clad troupes of taiko drummers, building up to the main robot show overflowing with lasers, drums, amazing robots, battling women, wild costumes, and much more. It's like something out of a sci-fi movie and no expense has been spared in making it the wildest and weirdest show in town. Finally, after all the excitement, you can gather your wits by unwinding in our super-glitzy lounge area after the show. If you're not amazed, entertained, baffled, and blown away, you need to get your pulse checked because this is guaranteed to be one of the most outlandish experiences of your time in Japan. Entry time: 3:20pm - Includes photo-op with the robots (Main Show starts at 4:00pm, closing at 5:30pm) 5:15pm (Main Show starts at 5:55pm, closing at 7:30pm), 7:10pm (Main Show starts at 7:50pm, closing at 9:30pm), 9:05pm (Main Show starts at 9:45pm, closing at 11:30pm). You CANNOT change the date and time of your reservation. Please be sure that you book for the correct date and time.

Japanese hair art is renowned as a one of the top technique in the world. Exclusive Japanese Hair Salon has been opened at the hidden spot in Shibuya. Represented by Charismatic beauty artist, who used to work for VOGUE, and "Top Stylist" holder of Cobella International UK (1998-2000). *Please have a look a detail below What you will be able to experience by this program is highly skilled Japanese hair cut or hair color, performed by English-speaking Japanese beauty artists. You will be welcomed by friendly beauty artists at the open and relaxed atmosphere. Team Koichi Nihei(MANAGER) Well-rounded, internationally trained stylist who thrives for iconic looks that touch people’s heart and help them transform with radiant styles. EXPERIENCE TAYA Japan Top Education Director 2004-2012 — London Wall Hair Salon Salon Manager 2000-2004 — Streeters UK Session Stylist 2001-2003 — Cobella International UK Top Stylist 1998-2000 — Cosmic Hair Gallery UK Stylist & Instructor 1997-1998 EDUCATION Vidal Sassoon UK Creative Course 1995-1995 — Cosmic Hair Gallery Advance Course 1995-1996 SESSION WORK Alexander McQueen Yohji Yamamoto Chloe Marc Jacobs Givenchy Y-3 FASHION MAGAZINES Italy VOGUE French VOGUE EnglishVOGUE Ten magazine W magazine Dazed&Confused U.K. Duration Hair cut: 1 hour Balayage hair color: 4 hours Foil haircolor: 3 hours

Step foot in Tokyo’s most fashionable neighbourhood to explore the high streets and back streets of Harajuku. Highlights - Stroll through Japan’s fashion capital with a guide - See and explore unique shops as well as shops owned by fashion artists - Enjoy a delicious local delicacy along the way We make our way to Harajuku by JR Line, where once we have arrived in Tokyo’s bustling shopping district; your guide will take you to the hot spots not to be missed. First on the agenda is Takeshita Street, where row upon row of shops line the street filled with busy shoppers. Visit the Daiso 100 Yen Shop, Tokyo’s largest shop of its kind, before making our way to Cat Street – the home of Tokyo’s vibrant street fashion and youth culture. Next is the incredible Omotesando Hills, the city’s shopping hub with over 130 shops, situated along Omotesando; dubbed the Champs-Elysées of Tokyo. The tour also visits the famous Kiddy Land Harajuku and Jingumae Intersection before finally arriving back at Harajuku Station. What’s more, the tour includes a delicious Harajuku crepe, a local delicacy, along the way which you can choose on the day of the tour. Credit for images copyrighted by ©JNTO

Through a visit to a Buddhist temple and a Shinto shrine, you will gain a fascinating insight into the two dominant religions of Japan. After an enlightening experience, which will include witnessing the famous Goma fire ritual, we'll cool off at a traditional garden. If you want a deeper understanding of the role of religion and ritual in Japanese culture, this is a tour you won't want to miss. Tour Highlights: Attend a Buddhist fire ceremony Visit a famous shrine with close ties to the sumo wrestling world Take a stroll through an elegant, beautifully manicured Japanese garden Discover the differences between Japan's two primary religions.

Visit Mt. Fuji, shop at Gotemba Premium Outlets, and enjoy sightseeing around the base of Mt. Fuji on this 1-day bus tour! This tour includes a special discount coupon to receive a 5 to 15% discount on purchases at one of Japan's largest shopping areas, Gotemba Premium Outlets! Admire beautiful Mt. Fuji and enjoy soaking in a relaxing hot spring bath near Lake Yamanaka. For those who prefer not to try the hot spring baths, enjoy taking a relaxing rest at the onsen facility with your choice of 1 drink or 1 dessert provided. Mt. Fuji 5th Station(30min) If the Fuji Subaru Line to Mt. Fuji's 5th station is blocked due to road surface freezing or accidents, the tour will be taken to the highest elevation point possible. No alternative destinations are planned when the tour reaches beyond the 1st station. When the tour has to turn back at the 1st station, or when the Fuji Subaru Line is completely blocked, the tour will visit Fujisan World Heritage Center or Oishi Park. Please note that an alternative itinerary may also be omitted depending on road conditions. Walk near Lake Kawaguchi(20min) Benifuji no Yu (60min) Enjoy a lunch of sukiyaki at a restaurant near Lake Kawaguchi. Towel rental at Yamanakako Onsen is available for a fee. Bringing your own towel is recommended. Please remove your towel before entering the baths. Bathing in swimsuits is not allowed. Yamanashi Prefecture regulations prohibit people with tattoos from bathing in hot springs. Please note that participants with tattoos may not be allowed to enter the baths. For those who prefer not to try the hot spring baths, enjoy taking a relaxing rest at the onsen facility with your choice of 1 drink or 1 dessert provided. In such a case please notify the interpreter guide while on the bus. On days when Benifuji no Yu hot spring facilities cannot be used due to facility inspection, etc. as well as for tours departing on Tuesdays, Ishiwari no Yu will be visited. Please note that Mt. Fuji cannot be seen from Ishiwari no Yu. Gotemba Premium Outlets (120min) Languages English