Tokyo Virtual Tours & Experiences
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Tokyo Virtual Tours
Zoom- Private live virtual experience in Tokyo
You can enjoy seeing the real time viewing via Zoom while hearing interesting story, useful information, meanings of each spot from a professional guide. The guide visits popular spots in Asakusa or in Akihabara. I've done Live Zoom tour many times for individual customers and as a company’s event including through other sites since 2020. Let's join this popular virtual experience by your self, with your family and friends!
Your First Origami Online Workshop
Touch a tip of Japanese culture prior to your tour picking this online experience of Origami up. It is an art and a joy of paper folding which can be enjoyed by everybody interested in this oriental culture. Just with one hour workshop, you will be able to create your own Origami works such as a great samurai helmet, a pretty butterfly, a joyful jumping frog, a paper container for candies, and a traditional Japanese crane (orizuru) from square sheets of paper.
Online Introduction to Sake World
Sake, or Nihon-shu, is the most representative alcoholic beverage in Japan. Sake may be available at your place, but I'm afraid that some of them are different from real sake, or you have taken sake only at a sushi restaurant. I offer this online introduction to the Sake World with a private lesson via Zoom meeting system for you to get a basic understanding of sake before your tour to Japan.
Tokyo Tour Reviews
“Grant provides excellent guidance ”
We had the pleasure of having Grant introduce myself, wife, and two friends, to Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan. Grant's in-depth knowledge of both Japanese landmarks, culture, and food, is remarkable. I highly recommend hiring Grant as your tour guide to Tokyo. Grant know Shinjuku well, and will explain all aspects, including present day highlights and he will dig deep to Japan's historical past that aids a new traveller with a keen understanding that will make the most of your vacation to Japan. Schedule him early on if possible. If not, schedule him in anyway. You will be thankful you did.
Roman B.
Tokyo Authentic "Izakaya" tour (10dishes or more)
“Off the beaten tourist tracks”
We met Hiroto on our first day in Japan. We was tired from the long trip but were happy to met Hiroto at this first evening. He introduce us Japanese Food on the this Izakaya Tour in Koenji. So we have seen Izakayas we wouldn't found by ourselves. The foods were delicious. And we enjoyed to talk with Hiroto and learn more about Food and Japanese Culture in general. Higly recommended for everyone who is willing to explore Japan off the beaten tourist tracks.
“Two half day guided tours”
Being English we chose Atsuko because of her international travel background and near perfect English. Atsuko has an excellent and very pleasant character and was very helpful if we decided to do something different from schedule. She always managed to find that extra something to make the day more enjoyable. Highly recommended.
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Tokyo Virtual Tours & Experiences
Enter the enchanting world of Tokyo from home with a curated virtual tour led by a passionate local guide that knows how to bring your screen to life.
Ready to perfect your origami folding skills? Maybe you’re looking to sweep through Tokyo’s mega highlights in one day? Simply turn on your screen and be immersed in the locally beloved traditions that make Tokyo the Japanese melting pot of culture. With in-depth knowledge from a Tokyo local, you can virtually learn about the sweet history behind sake and stay comfortable right at home.
Let technology and comfort merge to create a new form of travel. Virtual tours of a city as vibrant and never ending as Tokyo take things to another level, whether you’re wandering through the buzzing streets of Shibuya, marveling at the historic architecture in Asakusa or mastering the world of sake.