Night Tours

We had a wonderful introduction to the Golden Gai and tried food items we would have never thought to...our guide was interesting and fun...she shared the history of the area, interesting details of life in Tokyo, and to... moreok us to cool places we would have been too intimidated to go into on our own. I HIGHLY recommend booking a tour!

Very cool, unique experience! Especially great if you sit outside in the back of the boat to get the full experience.

We had a highly enjoyable experience on the evening food tour Golden Gai Shinjuku. Our guide Norma was excellent. She chose some great food destinations and was very helpful in explaining Japanese food etiquette and cult... moreure. In between eating, Norma guided us around Shinjuku, which is a must see destination if you come to Tokyo. She was very knowledgeable and gave us a great download on the activities and history of the Shinjuku area. Towards, the end of the tour we went to the Golden Gai area, which is quite fascinating for tourists.

We dont write alot of reviews, but would highly recommend this tour, and in particular, we felt quite fortunate that our guide was Norma, as she was really very committed to ensuring that the group was enjoying both the tour and the food experience.

Took this cruise back in May and we still talk about it now! It was amazing to see the factories lit up at night time and the boat stopped next to some of the more interesting ones so that we could have a closer look. ... moreWe hope to return to Japan someday and if we do, we will definitely book this trip again. Thank you so much!

Massive blue flames spewing out of pipes the size of tunnels. Looks like the set of a james cameron film. Braw.

The advantage of this tour is the view of Minato Mirai 21 area and factories in Yokohama and Kawasaki, which you can enjoy only from the sea.
The boat may rock with waves depending on the weather.
The participants of t... morehe tour are seated on a bench on the rear deck with life jackets on, which are provided.
You need some protection against cold winds that blow when the boat moves.You'd better bring a coat, a pair of gloves, a scarf and a knitted cap.
There's no space for a tripod for camera.
Food and drinks are allowed on board, but I'd suggest that you refrain from beverages because there isn't any washroom.

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