Romantic Things to Do in Tokyo: The 4 Best

1.Romantic Mizuhiki Knot and Omikuji Washi Charm Workshop Ueno

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 6 reviews · 1 hour · from $41Our pick

At Washi labo TOKYO, you’ll spend one hour making a Mizuhiki knot and an omikuji washi charm with an English- or Japanese-speaking instructor. Choose your colors and paper, add a gift box, and work at a quiet shop between Ueno and Asakusa. Kaho has been praised for clear, friendly instruction, while the resident cat may appear during your craft session.

“fantastic!!! she was great and helped us the craft was fun and we picked out more to do at home.”

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2.Tokyo Marriage Proposal Planning

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 5 reviews

You work with Tokyo coordinators such as Vicky and Regina to plan a private proposal around your ideas. They arrange the location, vendors, bouquet, and timing, then an on-site coordinator helps the surprise unfold while a photographer captures up to 45 minutes. Optional tickets, meals, and restaurant bookings cost extra.

“Vicky and Regina did an amazing job helping my entire proposal go smoothly, from selecting a beautiful location to planning out the entire process. Would’ve been extremely stressful for me to try to do it alone. Very happy with how everything turned out, including the beautiful pictures from Israel.”

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3.Romantic Proposal Production Photo Video and Drone

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 2 reviews

Mina Zaki’s private proposal service pairs planning help with discreet photography and cinematic video in Tokyo, with options across Osaka, Kobe, and Kyoto. Choose a shrine, temple, rooftop, park, or city view, then add a bouquet, props, music, sign board, or drone footage if available. The $1,500 rate covers up to two people.

“Working with this photographer for our proposal shoot was an outstanding experience from start to finish. They were extremely professional, prompt, and detail-oriented. I had a specific vision for the shoot, and they listened carefully, gave Read more”

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4.Couple Plan

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 2 reviews

At Asakusa Aiwafuku Shop #2, professional dressers and hairdressers help you choose from more than 800 kimonos, with seasonal fabrics, sandals, and a handbag included. The shop is three minutes from Asakusa Station and close to Kaminarimon, Sensoji Temple, Nakamise Street, and Tokyo Skytree. Allow about two hours, including changing back.

“I made a reservation in their website, since it gives you a bit of a discount and saves you from the queue. I even changed my reservation date due to planning changes, and they confirmed my reservation change quickly! Upon arrival, I just needRead more”

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