2 Day Flavors of Japan Tour from Tokyo

Q: How Much Is a Private Japan Tour Package?

In general, a private Japan tour costs US$350–500 per person per day (with 2–4 people), including private car, private guides, local 4-star hotels, tickets for attractions, and full-day itineraries. Thus, the total cost is around US$2,500–3,500 for a week and around US$5,000–7,000 for 2 weeks.

Our 2 Day Flavors of Japan Tour from Tokyo will treat you to the best cuisine Tokyo has to offer combined with rich cultural experiences. Together with a local guide, begin in Nihonbashi, one of the city’s oldest neighborhoods. Join a bar-hopping evening tour on Shibuya’s vibrant Meat Alley and sip on some delicious drinks. Along with your fellow tourists and Tokyoites, raise a glass and cheer, “Kampai!”. The next day, explore the incredible Tsukiji Fish Market – sipping on Tokyo’s best coffee and indulging in a delicious locally-sourced breakfast. You’ll be taken by the lively atmosphere of Japan’s capital city and indulge in the best foods imaginable.

Adventurous foodies looking for the perfect 48-hour getaway will love this 2 Day Flavors of Japan Tour from Tokyo. Taste your way through Tokyo’s great food scene and experience the cuisine like a true local. This 2-day tour includes a night of hotel accommodation, food & drink tastings, expert guides, and more. Book your tasty adventure today!

Included/Exclude

Cost Includes

All touring and accommodation
Hand-picked expert tour guide
Meals: Food tastings & Seafood lunch at the Tsukiji Fish Market,

Cost Excludes

Anything not mentioned above
Personal travel insurance
Gratuities

Accomodation
4 Star Hotel
Tour Availability
Availability
Wifi
Availabe
Maximum Altitude
6688m
Guide
Guided
Language
English, Japanese
Payment Method
VISA, Master Card
Transportation
Bus, Taxi
Walking Hours
5-6 Hours
Hotel Transfer
Available

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Why go?

Our 2 Day Flavors of Japan Tour from Tokyo will treat you to the best cuisine Tokyo has to offer combined with rich cultural experiences. Together with a local guide, begin in Nihonbashi, one of the city’s oldest neighborhoods. Join a bar-hopping evening tour on Shibuya’s vibrant Meat Alley and sip on some delicious drinks. Along with your fellow tourists and Tokyoites, raise a glass and cheer, “Kampai!”. The next day, explore the incredible Tsukiji Fish Market – sipping on Tokyo’s best coffee and indulging in a delicious locally-sourced breakfast. You’ll be taken by the lively atmosphere of Japan’s capital city and indulge in the best foods imaginable.

Tour Highlights

Be prepared for an exclusive culinary experience tasting Japan’s savory cuisine and delicious drinks
Join a pub crawl in Shibuya and take part in the lively atmosphere with other participants and Tokyo residents
Tour one of Tokyo’s oldest neighborhoods – Nihonbashi – and wander the charming streets
Visit 100-year-old stands at the iconic Tsukiji fish market and interact with the friendly vendors
Be led by experienced guides throughout your foodie adventure and learn about the foods you try along the way
Enjoy a luxurious night of accommodation in a Tokyo hotel of your choice picked from our exclusive list

Day 1 :

Flavors of Japan & Shibuya Evening Tour

Meet your guide at a centralized location and begin tasting the unique and tasty flavors of Tokyo, Japan’s cultural capital
This 3-hour guided tour will impart valuable information on the city’s rich history in Nihonbashi – one of the oldest neighborhoods. You’ll also sample delicious foods that are local to the region
Take a glimpse into the past and see great places that are hundreds of years old before your tour concludes
The tour ends in the city center
Embark on a fun Japanese pub crawl into Shibuya’s interesting Meat Alley. Meet your guide at a centralized location and start your tour
Learn how to drink like a local and cheer “Kampai!” as you taste the best beverages in Shibuya, one of the most vibrant districts in Tokyo
Visit several bars and partake in the lively atmosphere of happy hour with your fellow tourists and Tokyo residents
Overnight in Tokyo

Day 02 :

Tokyo Tsukiji Fish Market Tour & Breakfast

Meet your guide at a centralized location
Join a 3-hour guided morning tour of Tsukiji, the iconic district famous for its fish market with over 65 stands
Begin your day with a delightful coffee tasting at some of the best coffee spots in Tokyo, followed by a visit to a hidden local breakfast spot
Visit a 300-year-old shrine and learn about its history
Explore the market's specialties, savoring fresh sashimi, regional delicacies, green tea, and traditional Japanese sweets
Learn about the market's history directly from the knowledgeable vendors and immerse yourself in Japanese food culture
The tour ends in the city center
Departure

Frequently Asked Questions

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How Much Is a Private Japan Tour Package?

In general, a private Japan tour costs US$350–500 per person per day (with 2–4 people), including private car, private guides, local 4-star hotels, tickets for attractions, and full-day itineraries. Thus, the total cost is around US$2,500–3,500 for a week and around US$5,000–7,000 for 2 weeks.

The Cost of Accommodation in Japan

Japan hotel prices vary widely between low season and high season. A standard room in a 4-star hotel costs from US$200–280, and a 4-star ryokan (traditional inn) costs around US$300–450 per room per night for most of the year. However, the price may double or even triple in March and April when the cherry blossom blooms.

The Cost of Transportation in Japan

Public transportation is very convenient in Japan, especially the subway. Taking Tokyo as an example, regular Tokyo subway fares are US$1–3, depending on the distance. Taxis are the most expensive option, as the starting fare is from US$5 for the first two kilometers. Most destinations in Japan are connected by trains, and their prices are not affected by the peak travel seasons. Shinkansen (bullet train) is the fastest and most popular way to travel between cities: a ride from Tokyo to Kyoto costs about US$100.

We recommend utilizing a private car service for airport pick-ups and drop-offs in Japan. The transport routes in Japan can be complex, and navigating the right tram or train can consume a significant amount of time. By opting for a private car, you can avoid this issue and be transported directly to your hotel or the airport without any hassles or confusion.

Tip for saving money: Consider utilizing public transportation for some city tours like Hakone or Hiroshima, where you can enjoy the sights at your pace and experience the efficiency of Japan’s impeccable transportation system.

The Cost of Food in Japan

Japanese cuisine is one of the main attractions for travelers who visit Japan, and it is often not expensive, such as sushi, ramen, rice balls, etc. A meal at a sushi restaurant usually costs US$15–50, and a bottle of Japanese wine costs US$3–7. A bowl of ramen costs just US$5–7. On average, a day eating at mid-range restaurants costs US$30–45 per person.

Luxury meals such as wagyu beef or kaiseki can cost around US$70–110 per person or more. These exquisite and delicious cuisines showcase the meticulous and delicious nature of Japanese culinary traditions. Indulging in these high-end Japanese dishes would not only treat your eyes but also amaze your taste buds with their exquisite flavors.

The Cost of Attractions/Activities in Japan

Tickets for most attractions in Japan range from US$3–7. World Heritage sites like Kinkaku Temple and Kiyomizu Temple in Kyoto cost just US$3. There are also many shrines, temples, and parks in Japan that are free of charge, like Meiji Shrine and Sensoji Temple in Tokyo and Fushimi Inari Shrine in Kyoto.

Theme-park tickets, such as for Disneyland in Tokyo and Universal Studios in Osaka, are significantly higher in cost at about US$60–70 per person.

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