Top Tokyo Movie Tours

Travel to Mt. Fuji’s 5th Station, situated at an elevation of 7,545 feet (2,300 meters) on the UNESCO-listed mountain. This coach tour departs Tokyo for a full-day itinerary that includes stops at Lake Kawaguchi and Oshino Hakkai in the Fuji Five Lakes district. Snap a photo with a ninja at the Oshino Ninja Village and experience unforgettable 4D views on the Fuji-Q Highland flight simulator. Opt to include a Japanese-style lunch if you’d like.

Virtually visit Tokyo's Electric Town in Akihabara (Akiba) with a local guide! Join this Akihabara anime tour in Tokyo to hunt games and anime goods. This virtual tour has been designed for those who plan to visit Akihabara someday and have interests in Japanese anime & game culture. What travelers treasure the most during the trip is time. To make the full use of every minute, getting a guide is a great way to avoid all those time wasted on getting lost in the street. Especially in Akihabara where there are tons of travelers just going there and purchasing electric products around station, you cannot expect all the fun subcultural spots to be set around station. If you are a game or anime lover, you may get disappointed by finding it so hard to reach all the fun spots like I used to experience. Joining a tour will save you a lot of time and energy for a better traveling experience! ＊All times specified are in Japan Standard Time(GMT +9:00). Please check your time zone＊

This online experience will take you to the places which are said to be the inspirations of Ghibli films. It's about 45-60 minutes experience via Zoom and operated in the hope of expanding your wishlist places of your next visit to Japan(in the near future!) *It’s NOT a real tour, but online virtual tour. *The time is Japan Standard Time(GMT +9:00). Please exchange to your time. HIGHLIGHTS ・Explore Ghibli-related spots throughout Japan from north(Hokkaido) to the south(Kagoshima) together ・Find the rich nature of Japan including two world natural heritages ・Meet a local Ghibli fan and share our love for Ghibli animated films ＊All times specified are in Japan Standard Time(GMT +9:00). Please check your time zone＊

With this experience a professional stuntman who has been part of many famous films will be directing you to perform in your very own Samurai action movie! Depending on the course you choose you will be able to dress and do the full acting of a Samurai warrior. During the experience the director will teach you the basic movement and go through it with you until you get it right. Afterwards your debut will start while you act the staff will be taking videos which after the experience they will edit and send it to you to remember your time as a heroic warrior.

Visit Universal Studios Japan on an exciting overnight trip from Tokyo, complete with a round-trip bullet train ticket and Osaka hotel accommodation! The theme park has something for all the family, from movie magic at The Wizarding World of Harry Potter to pulse-pumping rides in the ‘Jurassic Park’ zone. Meet beloved characters like Hello Kitty and discover the park at your own pace; it’s a great way to visit one of Japan’s top theme parks with no worries about logistics.

"It's my first time visiting Akihabara, but I have no idea how to have real experiences I saw in anime..." "I really wanna have an Akiba experience but I'm running out of time..." "There's something I wanna get, but have no idea how/where to buy..." For those who have such demands, I offer the tour that you can finish within 5 hours! After meeting at JR Akihabara station and a short introduction, we'll go around places. As a native Japanese Otaku, I'm sure that I can give you the right information related to Akihabara. Also, we'll go to a maid cafe that I recommend the most out of 10 kinds of maid cafes I experienced in Akihabara, which is not well-known but is a must-see in my opinion! I recommend you prepare some wishlists of what you're looking for/where you want to go, so I can arrange the tour as you'd like!

Many of the movie locations from Makoto Shinkai's movies are nestled in places that people can't stumble upon easily. With this booking, travelers can comfortably visit these movie locations without the stress of language barriers, lack of internet/ maps, and misunderstandings. Visitors can take pictures with their friends/ family or alone without having to ask random bystanders.

Coming to Tokyo, it will be meaningless if you don't explore the manga and anime scenes in its own source. There are some anime district Tokyo that you have to visit, the Akihabara area will let you to explore the Tokyo Anime Center, while in Nakano Broadway - an exciting day to find so many of your favorite mangas like One Piece, Bleach, and many more would be happened. Several museum or landmark dedicated to the iconic manga like Ghibli and One Piece would also be visited. This anime tour Tokyo will definitely make otakus life will be brighter than ever. An anime and manga tour is not that many, by joining this kind of rare tour, get to be reminded about your childhood watching anime and reading manga from Japan.

Japan's popular manga, Kochikame, based in Kameari has a spot named after the manga and is becoming a popular spot for fans. This is no surprise, Kochikame has the Guiness world record of 200 volumes released from 1976 to 2016, and was a series in Shonen-Jump for over 40 years. Ryo-san has also become overseas! This plan takes you to the game center which became the theme of Kochikame, statues of its characters and spots. Lastly we will take you otomo's recommended spot, the spots of Ryo-san's childhood. See old fashioned shops, sweet shops, Japanese gardens, enjoy downtown Japan!

Avoid the hassle of taking selfies during your adventures in Japan, and opt for a higher quality, more professional option. This photowalk not only helps you uncover interesting places to see in Tokyo, but you’ll also enjoy the rare opportunity to have photos taken with a 40-year-old film camera that are developed by hand in a dark room, and then sent over as digital scans.

Enjoy a tour of the sets and locations from the famous Japanese movie Have you ever heard the name "Shibamata"? It is one of the most popular historic districts. "Shibamata" still remains old Japanese landscapes and often used as the stage of Japanese movies. The movie "It's Tough Being a Man," loved by all ages, was filmed in Shibamata, where you can still enjoy the townscape of the Showa period (about 50 years ago). This tour will make you feel as if you have wandered into the world of Japanese cinema. In Shibamata you can also try amazing Japanese tea "Maccha", which nominated as one of the greatest Japanese tea, and ride the only watashibune left in Tokyo; a rowboat that has been carrying people across the Edo River for hundreds of years.

Suginami area is know as the most popular place of Anime because many animation companies and studios are located. We could understand the secrets of Anime at Animation museum. At there, you could experience how to make animation and to put voice over the anime. After that, you move to Asagaya station and enjoy one drink at Anime cafe or bar. You might know Anime from many aspects!

“Your name.” Going on an electric bicycle A 6-hour tour of a sacred place. (With support car) The first departure starts from 2 people every week. (If you have not reached the initial number, we will contact you separately.) It will be a day tour to see around Asakusa. Basically it is a plan with a guide by Japanese, but it is also possible to handle in Korean, English, Chinese, Vietnamese In some cases, we may tour with foreigners. Of course, if you are a family, you can also arrange for a family tour. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask questions. * Schedules and time zones may vary around the season. Meeting place: Hotel lobby within Tokyo's 23 wards With support car 1. The National Art Center, Tokyo (2 hours) This is a place where Tsuji visits on a date with senior Okudera who is longing for a part-time job. The two people eat at the “Salon de Terondo” on the second floor of the building. This cafe with a conical shape floating in the air seems to be popular for its high-quality sweets such as cakes and macaroons. We have prepared a trip around the building because it is a spot that is a secret spot among the locals. 2. Move to Shinanomachi by electric bicycle (15 minutes) 3. Sakai JR Shinanomachi-mae footbridge (30 minutes) The footbridge that appears many times in the play is just off JR Shinanomachi Station on the left. This is where Mio and Okudera farewell date and Mitsuha who visited Tokyo tried to call him. You can take a walk, and the docomo tower seen from here is also a spectacular spot. 4. Seitoku Memorial Picture Gallery (1 hour) The building reflected in the background of the school scene of the samurai and others is the “Saintoku Memorial Painting Hall” on the Jingu Gaien near JR Shinanomachi Station. This museum, which is designated as an important cultural property of the country, displays a precious huge mural depicting the progress of Japanese modernization from the end of the Edo period to the Meiji period. Mural paintings are the times when Japanese clothes are changing from kimono to clothes. The mix of Japanese tradition and Western culture is very interesting, and it is worth seeing if you want to know Japan a little older than today. * Tickets will be prepared if you apply in advance. 5. Move to Shinjuku by electric bicycle (15 minutes) 6. Lunch (1 hour) Conveying sushi is planned. 7. Intersection behind Shinjuku Police Station 8. Shinjuku Big Guard East

Visit the locations from the famous, recent hit of Japanese cinema! Director Makoto Shinkai's recent movie "Your Name." became a hot topic all over the world in 2016 for its beautiful pictures and touching storyline, recieving 13 awards inside and oitside of Japan. The locations that appear in the movie take inspiration from places all over Japan, but you can visit a number of them in the Yotsuya and Shinanomachi area in Tokyo. Your otomo tour guide will remind you the story of "Your Name." as you walk around this area, and show you the best angles to take pictures or be photographed at each movie location, so that they resemble the scenes from the movie. You will also be introduced to good places to eat in the area!

Visit the locations that appear in a famous anime! This tour will take you around the Akihabara area, visiting locations that appear in the anime Love Live!. Love Live! is a story about a group of nine female high school students who start a band called "μ's" (muse) in hope of becoming idols. The anime has attracted extra attention due to the real-life formation of the band μ's by the voice actors from the show, who even made an appearance on national TV in 2016. In this tour, you will be taken to the locations that appear in the first, second, third and ninth episodes of the first season (not the locations from Love Live! Sunshine!!). Rewatch them before your tour date to make your experience even more special!

Japan has a category of mascot characters called yuru-chara, which are characters that are generally gentle, soft and laid-back. Famous examples of these characters are Hello Kitty, My Melody and Rilakkuma. On this tour you will cut across the center of Tokyo, from the city's tallest building, Skytree, to Odaiba, in search of the famous kawaii characters of Japan! Your otomo tour guide will guide you safely through the complicated labyrinth of train lines. You will see unusual versions of these famous characters, such as Hello Kitty wearing a kimono and Skytree variations of Rilakkuma. Purchase unusual items that are only sold in Japan to take home with you.