Top Tokyo Prefecture Tickets & Passes

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.

Sanrio Puroland is an indoor Sanrio theme park where all your "kawaii" dreams come to life! Here, you'll meet some of your favorite characters such as Hello Kitty, My Melody, Cinnamoroll, Pompompurin, Little Twin Stars and more! At this Sanrio theme park hosts many events and musicals and has various attractions and theme rides for the Sanrio characters. Get this ticket now and avoid the long lines to purchase tickets! (Tickets are valid for 15 days from the date you selected to visit.) （© 1990, 2018, 2021 SANRIO CO., LTD. TOKYO, JAPAN © 2018 SANRIO/SHOCHIKU S/D・G 　著作 株式会社サンリオ ）

The worldwide popularity of the Studio Ghibli Museum means that admission tickets, which can only be bought in advance, often sell out. Guarantee your entry to the museum, which imitates animated film sets from classic films such as Spirited Away and Howl's Moving Castle, by booking your tickets in advance. This convenient package includes the delivery of the tickets to your accommodation, allowing you to skip the stress of finding a meeting point.

Couldn’t get tickets in advance for Ghibli Museum? Get last-minute admission tickets (with walk-in service) to Ghibli Museum here. Book your last-minute tickets with Japan Awaits and don’t miss your opportunity to see the Ghibli Museum in Tokyo!

"Sawanoi Kushi Kanzashi Museum" is a museum of hair ornaments that mainly exhibits combs and hairpins from Edo to Showa. The collection of the well-known collector, Tomoyo Okazaki, is inherited all at once, and new items are added for display. It holds approximately 4,000 items such as combs and hairpins, redboard, hakosekoko, yatate, and wigs. The history of hair ornaments started in the Jomon period and developed greatly in the Edo period. Various methods at that time were used to express all phenomena such as Kacho Fugetsu, literature, and performing arts as a design. You can learn the craftsman's technique, traditional Japanese crafts that have colored women since ancient times, and the history of hair ornaments. The museum is a 10-minute walk from Sawai Station in Okutama. You can enjoy Japanese traditional culture in a land where you can feel nature like Tokyo.

Kichijoji is called one of the best place to live for Tokyoites. Have you heard of Kichijoji? It's just 15-20 from Shibuya or Shinjuku, central part of Tokyo. And it's unique and efficient because everything is gathered in compact city. In this tour, we will do Japanese cultural activity and two bar hopping in 3 hours. One of activity such as Samurai experience, Calligraphy workshop, Ikebana workshop, local dance and of course drinking(bar-hopping). Let us do bar hopping with our friendly guides!!

The “Ome Kimono Museum” is a museum that holds more than 500 historical kimonos and materials, including daimyo, official residences and costumes of the former royal family from the Edo period. Kimono is a traditional Japanese cultural property, but there are few museums that specialize in kimono in Japan, so you can enjoy it even more. Many of the precious costumes we have are so valuable that they will be exhibited in museums and exhibitions at museums nationwide. The exhibition room is a renovated building that was used 160 years ago, and you can feel a nostalgic atmosphere from its appearance. There are various kimonos on display, such as imperial costumes, Edo period costumes worn by samurai and merchants, and Edo bride costumes. In the permanent exhibition, you can see the costumes worn by His Imperial Highnesses Nashimoto Miya in the coronation ceremony, as well as materials donated by former Minoru Higashimiya Samurai Minoru Hamao.