Tokyo Ancient meets ultra-modern - Tokyo history experience
From visiting Edo-period neighborhoods to learning about Imperial Japan, a history-loving host will tailor this experience to what you want to explore
$118.5 per person
3 hours
(91)
Tailoring each experience to your wishes by locals who love their city
If you’re looking for the best private Japan private tours, City Unscripted has got you covered. Our private tours of Japan open up this land of contrasts where world-famous cities congregate and the traditional and high-tech are intertwined. From 24-hour entertainment and flashing signs in futuristic Tokyo to the quaint cobbled streets of lantern-lit Kyoto, our private guided tours of Japan will reveal the unique personality of Japan’s diverse cities. In a full day, half a day, or just three hours, our private Japan tours paint a full and nuanced picture of the city you want to explore. Book a personalized experience with us, and see it all for yourself!
Visit any major city in Japan, and you’ll realize they share certain attractions. From Hiroshima to Fukuoka, no matter where you are on private guided tours of Japan, you’ll find jaw-dropping cityscapes, historic temples and shrines, and breathtaking natural beauty. But each city also brings its own list of distinctive attractions waiting to be discovered on Japan private tours. Between the high-octane entertainment of Tokyo and Osaka, the cultural richness of Kyoto and Kanazawa, and the unique atmosphere of Nagoya and Yokohama, private tours in Japan are any traveler’s paradise.
Anybody with a guidebook can explore a city’s famous landmarks. What makes our private tours in Japan special is our network of knowledgeable local guides, each of whom provides countless opportunities for you to uncover a city’s hidden gems and local haunts. Whether you discover the strength and resilience of the people in Hiroshima, shriek with laughter at Osaka’s wicked sense of humor, or end up in an hours-long conversation with Nagoya’s welcoming locals at an underground bar, we have the best private tours in Japan with locals to show you the true spirit and soul of a city.
Are you fascinated by the food scene in Osaka, the “Nation’s Kitchen”, or do you want to discover century-old Western-influenced neighborhoods in Kobe? Does traditional Japanese culture in Kyoto appeal to you, or are you more interested in the neon lights and ramen joints of downtown Tokyo? Your Japan private tours; your choice! We believe the best private tours in Japan with locals are the ones perfectly tailored to you. That’s why all private guided tours of Japan with City Unscripted are 100% personalized and we won’t waste your time on experiences you won’t absolutely love.
Bruce did a great job to tailor the tour to suit our interests & did well to show us the highlights in the time that we had. He also arranged the tour to suit the weather as it was raining at the time. Bruce had a great knowledge of the places that we visited and we shared stories about travel and adventures. We can highly recommend Bruce to everyone visiting Fukuoka that wants a personal guide to show them around. Jane & Wayne
27 May 2026
Shino was our guide at Fukuoka. She was very pleasant and made sure that our day in port was packed with fun filled activities and history of the city. She met us promptly as our ship came to port and made sure that we had ample amount of time to embark.
25 May 2026
We would rate Hiro 5 out of 5. We were very happy with her excellent service and personal touch to make our tour an event to remember! We would highly recommend her to anyone interested in an entertaining and meaningful tour to experience the sights and culture of the Fukuoka area. Origato, Hiro! From Dennis and Annie (Canada)
21 May 2026
Hiro was a fantastic tour guide! Her personal touch and attention to our preferences was excellent. We would highly recommend her to anyone wishing to see the interesting sights in the Fukuoka area, and to learn about the cultural and historical significance. Origato and thanks so much, Hiro! Dennis and Annie (Canada)
22 May 2026