Tokyo has two airports – Haneda, close to the city on Tokyo Bay, and Narita, well to the east in Chiba – while Kansai International Airport, on an artificial island in Osaka Bay, is the main gateway to western Japan. New Chitose serves Sapporo, Chubu Centrair serves Nagoya, and Fukuoka and Naha open up Kyushu and Okinawa. A Narita Airport transfer or a Haneda Airport transfer brings you and your suitcases straight to your Tokyo hotel, and a Kansai Airport transfer is a comfortable way to reach Osaka or Kyoto. Book a door-to-door transfer on Tranigo: compare vehicles and local providers, and pay the price you see when you book.
Tokyo alone fills several days, from Senso-ji temple in Asakusa to the Shibuya crossing, and the classic day trips lead to Mount Fuji and the hot springs of Hakone or to the shrines of Nikko. From Osaka, the temples of Kyoto and Nara's Todai-ji with its free-roaming deer are within easy reach, and from Sapporo many visitors head to the canal town of Otaru.
With so many temples and shrines, Kyoto is where a local guide helps most: choosing between Kinkaku-ji, Fushimi Inari and the lanes of Gion, and explaining the rituals you see. Use the Guides tab in the search above to look for a private guide, or write to us on WhatsApp.
Enter your pick-up point, destination, date and time in the search form above, compare the vehicles and providers, and book online. Depending on the provider you can pay by card, with a deposit or in cash to your driver.
