-　Nezu Shrine is one of Tokyo’s most spiritual and peaceful places, with over 1,000 years of history. It's known for its beautiful azalea garden in spring and the striking red torii gate pathway called “Senbon Torii.”

-　Surrounded by nature and tradition, the shrine offers a quiet, sacred atmosphere where visitors can feel refreshed and spiritually uplifted.

Stroll along Hebi-michi (Serpentine Path)

-　Next, we’ll take a walk along Hebi-michi, or the “Serpentine Path.”

　 This narrow, winding street got its name from its snake-like curves.

It feels like a step back in time, with traditional houses, cozy cafés, and

small local shops along the way.

- The relaxed, nostalgic atmosphere offers a unique chance to experience

the everyday life of the neighborhood.

It’s a peaceful and photogenic area, perfect for a quiet stroll and

discovering hidden gems.

-　We’ll walk up Sansaki-zaka, a gentle slope leading to Yomise Dori, a

　 traditional shopping street full of local treats and charming shops.

- Here, you can visit a chiyogami (traditional Japanese paper) shop that

has been in business for over 100 years, taste delicious senbei (rice

crackers), and enjoy a finger puppet theater, a unique local attraction.

- This place is a wonderful spot to try tasty snacks, shop for souvenirs, and

experience Tokyo’s old-fashioned charm.

-　Rikugien Garden is a beautiful example of a traditional Edo-period landscape garden, created in the 18th century.

-　It features a large central pond, man-made hills, and winding walking paths that represent scenes from famous classical poems.

-　Take a peaceful stroll through the garden and enjoy seasonal highlights such as cherry blossoms in spring and colorful leaves in autumn.

-　Rikugien offers a quiet escape from the city and a glimpse into the refined aesthetics of old Japan.

Enjoy a local meal.

Recommendations will be made based on your preferences.

-　Yanaka Ginza is a lively shopping street that takes you back in time with its traditional shops, local eateries, and cozy cafes.

-　It's the perfect place to sample delicious Japanese snacks and find unique souvenirs.

-　Just a short walk away, you'll reach Sunset Hill (夕やけだんだん), a charming staircase that offers a beautiful view of the surrounding neighborhood, especially at sunset when the sky turns vibrant colors.

-　This area is a wonderful mix of old-world charm and natural beauty, offering a true taste of local Tokyo life.