32 tours from our partner FreeTour.com. Book with a free Tripsora account; the tour is free and you tip the guide. We may earn a commission, at no cost to you.
Explore Shibuya’s electric nightlife on a fun 2-hour walking tour with local bilingual guides. Discover hidden alleys, neon backstreets, rooftop views, secret bars, and the vibrant side of Tokyo after dark.
Sat 31 Oct 19:00 SpanishSun 1 Nov 19:00 SpanishMon 2 Nov 19:00 SpanishMon 2 Nov 19:00 English
Explore the essence of Tokyo on this tour of Ameyoko and Ueno Park. Discover vibrant markets, Marishiten Temple and the peace of a historic park. An ideal mix of shopping and local culture not to be missed.
Mon 2 Nov 10:00 SpanishMon 2 Nov 13:00 SpanishTue 3 Nov 10:00 SpanishTue 3 Nov 13:00 Spanish
Discover the contrasts of Tokyo on this vibrant tour of Shinjuku! From the towering government skyscrapers to the liveliest alleys of the Japanese capital. Live an authentic experience full of local energy.
Sat 31 Oct 11:00 SpanishSat 31 Oct 14:00 SpanishMon 2 Nov 11:00 SpanishMon 2 Nov 14:00 Spanish
Discover a new side of Tokyo on this unique walking tour! Go from the peaceful traditional streets of Kanda straight into the vibrant neon chaos and fascinating otaku culture of Akihabara. Experience the contrast!
Sun 1 Nov 13:00 EnglishSun 1 Nov 13:00 SpanishSun 1 Nov 16:00 EnglishSun 1 Nov 16:00 Spanish
Beyond the museums and cherry blossoms lies a hidden world. Join this unique Ueno Park walking tour to discover fascinating local secrets, rare history, and hidden spots that most casual tourists completely miss.
Sat 31 Oct 10:00 SpanishSat 31 Oct 13:00 SpanishSun 1 Nov 10:00 EnglishSun 1 Nov 10:00 Spanish
Step onto Tokyo’s glamorous streets for an unforgettable walking tour. Discover the story behind Japan’s high-speed modernization, post-war rise, and high-end fashion scene as you stroll through the ultimate luxury district.
Sat 31 Oct 11:00 SpanishSat 31 Oct 15:30 SpanishSun 1 Nov 11:00 SpanishSun 1 Nov 15:30 Spanish
Join us for the Shinjuku Night Tour! Discover Tokyo’s hidden side as we explore its adult services, host clubs, and secret spots. Uncover the mysterious world of Shinjuku that most visitors never get to see.
Sat 31 Oct 19:00 EnglishMon 2 Nov 19:00 EnglishTue 3 Nov 19:00 EnglishWed 4 Nov 19:00 English
How did Shibuya Valley, which attracts 2.9 million people every day, come into being and develop?
Through structural and historical perspectives, you'll discover the keys to understanding Shibuya's evolution.
Fri 6 Nov 11:00 English
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Walking in Tokyo
Tokyo is really many cities in one, from the temples and old streets of Asakusa to the crossings of Shibuya, the lanes of Shinjuku and the youth fashion of Harajuku. Walking tours help you decode what you see, from shrine etiquette to tiny izakaya bars, and give you a feel for a city that is huge but remarkably orderly.
Good to know: There are few public bins, so carry your rubbish with you until you find one.
We list 32 free walking tours in Tokyo, led in Spanish, English and French, with 388 departures in the next 7 days.
Are free walking tours really free?
Yes. You book without paying anything, and at the end of the tour you tip your guide what you think it was worth. The guides are paid only through tips.
How much should I tip on a free tour in Tokyo?
Many travellers tip around €5 to €15 per person, depending on the length and quality of the tour. It is always your choice.
How long does a free walking tour take?
Most take around 2h; the shortest is 1h and the longest 3h.
Do I need to book a free walking tour?
It is a good idea: groups are limited and popular times fill up. Create a free Tripsora account, pick a date on the tour page and press Book: you book with the tour provider on FreeTour.com, and we email you the link too.
What time do the tours in Tokyo start?
Departures run in the mornings, afternoons and evenings. Pick a date on any tour page to see the exact times.
Where do the tours in Tokyo start?
Common meeting points include Tochomae Station, 2 Chome-8 Nishishinjuku, Shinjuku City, Tokyo, Japan, Asakusa Tokyo Cruise, Exit A8, Shibuya Station and 1-chome-24-1 Kabukicho Shinjuku City. Each tour page shows its meeting point on a map.