Top Tokyo Tickets & Passes

The digital art exhibition, teamLab Planets Tokyo is notorious for drawing long lines of visitors. Guarantee your entry and ensure a smooth visit by pre-booking your admission ticket. Once inside, immerse yourself ultra-digital installations where boundaries between you and the artwork break down.

With the world’s highest number of bars per square meter, Tokyo’s Shinjuku Golden Gai neighborhood is a must-visit for travelers with a vibrant spirit. This walking tour of Shinjuku Golden Gai and Kabukicho showcases the best bars, restaurants, and food stalls the districts have to offer. Feast on Japanese dishes like Ramen, and yakitori (skewers), and delve into the area’s rich history with your guide. This small-group tour is limited to 10 people, making for an intimate experience.

Slip on a kimono and savor a multi-course kaiseki dinner while you’re entertained by a geisha performance. A host greets you at an authentic Japanese restaurant in Tokyo during this 3-hour evening experience. Settle in with a small group as you’re served traditional dishes and converse with the geisha who are trained in dance, music and the art of communication.

Pretend you’re a Japanese ‘salaryman’ for the evening on this visit to the hidden drinking dens and casual ‘izakayas’ (food pubs) of Tokyo’s Shimbashi area. Loosen your tie and pour yourself a drink, because it’s quitting time in Tokyo—also known as the hour for eating, drinking, and socializing. Snack on local favorites like "okonomiyaki" (Japanese-style savory pancake), "gyoza nabe" (dumpling hot pot), sashimi, and "taiyaki" ( fish-shaped dessert) as you grab a quick bite and beer with thousands of Tokyo’s famous office workers. A local guide, plus food and drink tastings as specified, are included.

Sample the raucous nightlife and good times found in Asakusa during this 3-hour nighttime food and drink crawl. This historic area may draw hordes of tourists during the day, but after dark it’s a true locals’ hangout, ensuring you an authentic nocturnal adventure. Raise a glass with some of Japan’s famous ‘salary-men’ as you enjoy craft beer, sake, and a variety of Japanese ‘izakaya’ (pub) foods. One included drink per restaurant, plus a local guide and food tasting ensure the party keeps going.

This fun-filled, excursion takes visitors from Tokyo to Osaka’s Universal Studios theme park without the worry of logistics, including transport via bullet train, park entrance fees and overnight accommodation at a selection of hotels in Osaka. As if a ride on Japan’s legendary high-speed bullet train isn’t enough of a thrill, prepare for an action-packed day of park attractions like 'Jurassic Park' zone, 'The Wizarding World of Harry Potter' and appearances from beloved characters like Hello Kitty and Snoopy that will excite the whole family.

Sit in the cockpit of a real Boeing 747, learn about history of Japanese aviation, and get a pilot’s perspective through flight simulators at Tokyo’s Museum of Aeronautical Sciences. This family-friendly museum sits near the runways at Narita airport, so you can also watch planes landing and taking off right overhead from an observation deck.

Immerse yourself in Japan’s kawaii (cute) culture—and pleasure your palate in the meantime—on a 3-hour food tour of Harajuku and Omotesando in Tokyo. On this small-group walking tour, limited to 10 people, you’ll explore the back streets of the districts, stopping to sample creative pastries, vibrant candy and local specialties. Food samples, including lunch, are included on this family-friendly experience.

Hang out with Tokyo’s trendiest fashionistas and cosplayers as you shop your way through Tokyo’s world-famous Harajuku district and Omotesando Hills on this walking tour. Harajuku and Omotesando are known worldwide for their trend-setting crowds of street-style aficionados, who come to show off the latest wears, and for their diverse selection of fashion boutiques spanning the high-end down to 100-Yen shops where you can shop for a few bargains. This must-do fashion-lovers tour also includes a guide and a train ticket from Shinjuku to Harajuku.

Make the most of your time in Tokyo, by learning about Japan’s ancient past. Learn about the history of samurai warriors, and get a glimpse of rare artifacts such as armor, helmets, and weapons. There is a photo-shooting corner where you can try on costumes, and if you want a memory of your trip, souvenirs are available to buy too. 

Explore Tokyo’s culinary hot spots local-style on a small-group food and pub tour. Led by a local guide, you’ll experience izakaya (casual small bites) cuisine in up to three local favorites. Sample Japanese specialties such as okonomiyaki (pancakes), sashimi, and yakitori (grilled meat or vegetables), and drink sake, Japan’s national beverage (All at own expense). Plus, you’ll have the choice of exploring the Shinjuku, Shibuya, or Yotsuya districts.

Combine dinner with a traditional Japanese cabaret show during this cruise on Tokyo Bay. Feast on a mixture of Japanese and Western specialties as well as one drink as you absorb views of Tokyo’s neon splendor from the water. Throughout the ride, an ‘oiran’ (cabaret) show is sure to keep you entertained with its colorful costumes, music, and emphasis on audience participation.

This experience is perfect for children and adults alike. Go on the ultimate lego adventure by visiting the LEGOLAND Discovery Center. You’ll beat long lines at the entrance to buy tickets by having your general admission ticket provided. Once you get into the center, you’ll be able to choose to go on rides or view lots of attractions. Your pass will also give you access to a 4D cinema experience.

Shinjuku is known for its great restaurants and bars. On this action-packed evening tour, you’ll explore Shinjuku’s highlights, and taste delicious food and drink along the way. With its many narrow side streets, it can be easy to get lost, but you won’t have to worry about navigating as a guide will lead the way. Try yakitori (skewered chicken), Sake, Japanese whiskey, fresh fish, and vegetables as you visit Shinjuku’s hidden gems.

"Shinjuku comedy club" was formed with people who play active roles on stage, shows and TV programs like America's got talent" all over the world. This is a one hour event, featuring magic and non verbal comedy such as mimicry and so on, which is sure to entertain anyone from the world. In light of the upcoming Olympics in Japan, let’s show the world our finest Japanese comedy!

If you’re planning to visit the TeNQ Space Museum and Tokyo Dome City, avoid the chaos of the ticket lines by prebooking this special admission ticket package. Not only will you get to explore the space museum and the entertainment complex at your own pace, but you’ll also receive passes for four rides of your choice at Tokyo Dome City.

Get a glimpse of your favorite celebrities on this magical Madame Tussauds Tokyo tour. Beat the crowds by having a general admission ticket sorted, and enjoy a fun and memorable day. You’ll be able to get up close to over 60 waxworks of your favorite celebrities, and have plenty of photo opportunities.  So, if you’ve ever wondered if Lady Gaga is taller than you, or wanted to put your arm around George Clooney, this museum is the place for you. 

Enjoy a fun-filled day of games, rides, and 3D attractions with this Joypolis passport ticket. Being one of the most popular indoor theme parks in Japan can mean that the park can get busy. Avoid the disappointment of the park reaching capacity, or having to wait in a long visitor line by purchasing your entrance ticket in advance. You’ll have unlimited readmission to the park during the day of your visit and access to 20+ games, simulators, 3D attractions, and thrilling rides.

Discover the art of bonsai with a visit to the Shunka-en Bonsai Museum in the Edogawa district of Tokyo. Created by award-winning Bonsai master Kunio Kobayashi, the bonsai museum features a 1000-year-old pine tree masterpiece, gorgeous gardens, and an experience of Japan’s traditional arts. Explore the gardens at your own pace and relax in the serene atmosphere of this hidden gem in outer Tokyo.

Discover Japan’s biggest Asian studies library—The Toyo Bunko. Your entrance ticket will save you time waiting in line, and give you access to millions of books. You’ll make the most of your time in Tokyo by appreciating hidden treasures from its ancient past. Toyo Bunko is home to irreplaceable artwork, and other cultural artefacts. If you get hungry, you won’t have to leave the library as conveniently, there is a restaurant on site.

Take this nighttime tour to find the Tokyo gay bars where the city’s LGBT community hang out, away from the tourist crowds. With a guide, you’ll get an intro to one of Asia’s largest LGBT towns: Shinjuku Nichome. Visit three of the enclave’s bars, each carefully selected by your guide, where karaoke, complimentary drinks (one in each bar), and handsome guys await. Note that the minimum age for drinking is 20 years.

This is the perfect experience for art lovers looking to explore at their own pace. Enjoy a stress-free visit to Tokyo Fuji Art Museum without having to wait in long ticket lines by pre-booking entry in advance. Once inside the museum, spend time exploring the museum’s artifacts, including seasonal exhibitions.

As a symbol of Tokyo - Tokyo Tower is a building where you have seen in the novels and movie works. Dont miss when coming Tokyo!! We are offering you with the big bargain! Tokyo Tower is the second highest building (333 m, completed in 1958) after the Tokyo Sky Tree, is slightly higher than Paris Eiffel Tower (324 m). The Tower with several styles of lightings, makes up an outstandingly beautiful scenery. On sunny day, if you climb the observation platform, you can view the whole city of Tokyo such as Mt. Fuji in the west side, Mt. Tsukuba in the north side, and Yokohama in the south side.

This food tour of Shibuya takes you far beyond the restaurants where tourists usually hang out, to hidden spots where locals eat, drink, and socialize. Your local guide will teach you about the long history of the Shibuya neighborhood, while you sample a range of Japanese snacks and drinks. Visit places that you would struggle to find on your own, such as standing-only bars, decades-old noodle shops, and back alleys.