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Tokyo and Beyond
6 days - Tokyo, Yokohama, Kamakura, Kawaguchiko
From Tokyo to the countryside, a journey through Japan's food and culture
See Tokyo through a local lens.
Explore Tokyo beyond the obvious, then step just outside the city. Alongside well-known spots, you’ll experience quieter neighborhoods, local restaurants, and a slower side of daily life. It’s a balance of highlights and the places most visitors don’t think to look.
Begin in Tokyo with a mix of well-known spots and quieter neighborhoods. Spend time around Nakameguro for a relaxed lunch by the river, then head into Shinjuku in the evening for a deeper look at the izakaya scene — small dishes, local favorites, and a lively atmosphere. On your second day, explore the city’s older side with a walk through Ueno and Yanaka, where Tokyo slows down and feels more local.
Just outside Tokyo, Yokohama offers a different pace, with open waterfront views and a more relaxed feel. Spend time exploring Chinatown for a mix of classic dishes and street snacks, then walk through quieter neighborhoods and gardens nearby. For a deeper look at Japan’s ramen culture, visit the Ramen Museum before ending the day along the harbor at Yamashita Park.
A short trip from Tokyo brings you to Kamakura, where the pace slows and the setting shifts to the coast. Visit temples and shrines tucked into the hills, then explore local streets like Onari Dori, known for small shops, bakeries, and everyday life. The day blends history, nature, and a more laid-back atmosphere by the sea.
Head out of Tokyo early toward Kawaguchiko, where the pace shifts and Mount Fuji comes into view. Spend the day exploring the area by bike, stopping at quieter lakeside spots for unobstructed views. In the afternoon, slow down with a traditional meal and time to relax in a local onsen by the water.
Return to Tokyo, with Mount Fuji fading into the distance as the pace shifts back to the city. Visit a local shopping street known for street food and small vendors, including one of Tokyo’s older neighborhoods, sampling dishes like yakitori and Japanese sweets along the way. In the afternoon, head to Ebisu for a slower pace, ending the trip with a visit to a few tucked-away bars.
What Your Trip Could Look Like
Yamanashi's Local Specialities
Known for its natural beauty, Yamanashi also offers regional dishes and local flavors that many visitors miss
Get to know the regional food of Yamanashi. *exclusively available in custom tours/trip
Tastefully Selected
Highlights You'll Experience Along the Way
Japan's Largest China Town
Yokohama’s Chinatown is Japan’s largest, packed with iconic dishes and street eats to explore
Yokohama's China Town with an array of foods to choose from. *exclusively available in custom tours/trip
Street Food
*Exclusively available on custom tour/trip
*Exclusively available on a custom tour/trip
An indulgent tour of must-eats through Osaka's iconic street food scene.
*exclusively available in custom tours/trip
Explore one of Tokyo’s longest shopping streets, sampling crispy karaage, yakitori skewers, and local snacks in a neighborhood far from the tourist crowds
