Warner Bros. Studio Tour. The making of Harry Potter tours

Had the best time! They gave us a free shot of sake & some free tea/mochi at the end. Staff was friendly & the entertainers did an amazing job. We for sure recommend!

We had a great experience with our tour! This guy Naoto is cool and fun tour guide you can get. If you are a food lover, you’ll like this tour cause they will give recommendations on where to eat and brief history behind every locations. They also take good pictures for you. This is highly recommended if you are coming to Shinjuku.

Mai-san is an amazing tour guide! She is very helpful and informative, kind, and also very funny! She made the whole experience worthwhile, and her history, knowledge, and experience helped shape the whole tour into something we will never forget! Thank you, Mai-san!

Very nice tour. Friday San had good photography skills and knew all the points of clicking pictures.

The tour was very good. It's a shame Mount Fuji wasn't visible. Kawaguchiko has that small-town feel. I recommend it. For those considering this tour, remember that Mount Fuji is not always visible. According to locals, it's quite common for it to be covered, even in the summer.

Karin was super amazing throughout the trip! We really appreciate her knowledge and insights! We are thankful for accommodating us even though we are the only ones who attended the trip.

My niece and I were indeed lucky, we had full day clear view of Mt Fuji. Loads of good memories, smiles and laughter were made. Sandy Wang was fabulous as a tour guide, he coordinated the pre-, during, and post-trip with elegance, utmost patience and full of light moments.

Amazing Day trip if you want to have a quick taste of Mt.Fuji area! We were lucky enough to actually see Mt.Fuji appearing through the clouds for more than an hour! Our guide Yui and our driver mr Hori made the experience special and memorable!

It was truly impressive to be able to see the sumo wrestlers training up close. Everything was perfectly organized via email, and at the end, you could even take a photo with two sumo wrestlers. Even though we had to get up very early to be there by 8:00 AM using the train/subway, it wasn't a problem thanks to the perfectly punctual public transportation.