Private walking tours, an evening izakaya crawl and custom days in Tokyo — led in English by a Government Licensed Guide-Interpreter who has spent 15+ years working in the city. For travellers, and for the agencies who bring them here.
One guide, three formats: a signature night out you can book today, private daytime walks built around you, and contract guiding for travel professionals.
Three hours under the train tracks of Shimbashi: sake tasting, tiny counters, smoky skewers and a ramen finish. Dinner and drinks included. Rated 5.0 on Viator and Airbnb.
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Asakusa and old Tokyo, the Imperial Palace gardens and Marunouchi, Tsukiji's market streets, Shibamata, Kagurazaka — half or full days at your pace, with the stories a guidebook can't give you.
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English-speaking guide for inbound agencies, DMCs, companies and universities: walking tours, day trips, executive and delegation visits.
How we work together →Every private tour is designed for your group — first-timers, food lovers, families, or a company delegation with two hours between meetings. These are starting points, not fixed products.

Senso-ji before the crowds, the craft shops and back streets of the old merchant quarter, street snacks, and the river views from the Sumida. Add a taiyaki stop or a sushi lunch.

The palace gardens and moats, the story of the shogun's castle, then the red-brick station and the boulevards of Tokyo's business heart — "Edo to modern Tokyo" in one walk.

Tsukiji's outer market for tamagoyaki, tuna and knife shops, then Ginza's department-store food halls — and, if you like, the Shimbashi izakaya crawl to finish the day.
Also: Shibamata and Kagurazaka walks · day trips to Yokohama, Kamakura, Hakone, Nikko and Kawagoe · custom food and drink themes. Guiding only — we don't sell transport or hotels, so you keep full control of your bookings.

I hold Japan's National Government Licensed Guide-Interpreter qualification — the country's official tourism guide licence, granted by the Japan Tourism Agency after exams on Japanese history, geography, culture and English, and held by roughly 0.02% of the population.
I've spent 15+ years inside Tokyo's corporate and university world, hosting international visitors — executives, professors, students and their families — which is where this work began: people kept asking "where do locals actually go?", so I started taking them there.
Expect a warm, easygoing day: well paced, well fed, and full of the context that makes Tokyo make sense.
"He led us through retro alleys and tiny counters under the train tracks, the kind of deep-local spots I'd never have found — or dared to enter — on my own."
His English is excellent, he puts everyone at ease right away, and as a licensed national guide he knows exactly where to take you and what stories to tell. If it's your first time in Tokyo, do this early in your trip.
Such a fun and delicious evening! He's a licensed guide with endless stories about Tokyo's izakaya culture, so every stop came with context, not just drinks. And don't eat before you go — this was a proper dinner's worth of food, all included.
Kenichi was a super star! I had a wonderful time with the tour. So much so, I might do it again with my family in 3 weeks :)
Most weeks include contract guiding for inbound agencies and DMCs alongside our own tours. If you have international guests in Tokyo, here is what we can do for you.
English-speaking guide for your walking tours, day trips and VIP visits — Asakusa, the Imperial Palace and Marunouchi, Tsukiji, Shimbashi, Shibamata, Kagurazaka; Yokohama, Kamakura, Hakone, Nikko, Kawagoe.
Send guests to the Shimbashi izakaya tour, or book it as a private departure for a group — time and pace adjusted to your itinerary.
Tell us the theme, hours and group and we design a guided itinerary around it. Guiding only; we don't arrange transport or hotels.
For the izakaya tour, book directly on Airbnb, Viator or GetYourGuide. For private days, custom itineraries and agency enquiries, message us through any of those platforms or use the contact details on our business card — we reply within a day.