Tokyo's camps run in the heart of the city — Shibuya and Shinjuku — in day and residential formats, with science and technology programmes a signature strand. English-medium teaching is standard, with Japanese daily life as the constant backdrop.
Families choose Tokyo for a camp week that doubles as cultural immersion: safe, punctual, endlessly interesting, and unlike anywhere else a child will spend a holiday.
Camps in Tokyo: the facts
Every figure is computed live from the camps listed on this page.
At a glance
3 day camps · 1 residential camp.
Ages 5–18 overall.
Meals
All three daily meals are included at 0 of 2 camps.
Languages
Camps here run in English and Japanese.
Frequently asked questions
What ages are camps in Tokyo for?
The camps listed here welcome children from 5 to 18 years old. Every camp page lists its exact age groups per session.
Are there both day and overnight options?
Yes — 3 day camps and 1 residential (overnight) camp match this page. Use the filters to narrow down.
How do I book?
Open a camp to see its sessions, live availability and prices, then book online. You'll confirm your child's details and pay securely — no phone calls needed.
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LELes Elfes InternationalVerbier, Switzerland · since 1987
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ASCHF 3,1004.9
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Hi! Yes — Emma can join the beginner group, our coaches split by level on day one.