We will visit Universities in Tokyo. Education since the Meiji Era was one of the secrets of success of Japan's modernization. We will visit characteristic universities in Tokyo and search and feel the academic atmosphere there. 1. Tokyo University of Marine science & Technology in Shinagawa. 2. Tokyo University in Hongo (Akamon -gate, Sanchiro-pond, Yasuda Auditorium, Statue of Hachi ) 3. Tokyo University of Arts (Kuroda Memorial Museum) 4. Meiji University (museum)
This itinerary can be customized to meet your needs and preferences. Send me a message with your requests!
Meeting Point
At your Hotel in central Tokyo
9:00 Shinagawa (Tokyo University of Marine science & Technology)
10:40 Hongo (Tokyo University)
14:00 Ueno (Tokyo University of Arts)
16:00 Ochanomizu (Meiji University)
18:00 Jimbocho End of tour
Ending Point
At your Hotel
This tour can be customized to meet your needs and preferences. Click below to send me a message with your requests.
guide fee, hotel pick-up in central Tokyo, transportation fee (for guide),
hotel pick up fee, hotel drop off fee, transportation fee ( about 1700 JPY per person, for you and guide), lunch (about 1000 JPY for you and guide)
notice : Tokyo Metro 24-hour Ticket will be 600 yen each.
Be sure to be with light clothing for a walk.
Depending on your request or time schedule, it is possible to delete one university. (or to shorten this itinerary)
Checkpoints information
1. Tokyo University of Marine Science & Technology in Shinagawa.
We can see the skeletal specimen of the whole, and can be on board of the old training ship "Unyou-maru" ( now on the ground.)
2. Tokyo University in Hongo.
(Akamon -gate, Sanchiro-pond, Yasuda Auditorium, Statue of Hachi etc.)
The best university in Japan. This site used to be Daimyou's mansion. We can buy T-shirts with logo at the communication center.
Lunch at "students cafeteria."
3. Tokyo University of Arts (Kuroda Memorial Museum)
We can see the masterpieces of Mr. Kuroda, who was one of the first western style painters in Japan.
4. Meiji University (Museum)
5. Jimbocho
We can stroll the Jimboucho district famous for its old bookshops.
My Name is Naoya.
I was born in Tokyo in 1952.
After my graduation from Keio University, I joined a Japanese bank.
Mainly I was assigned international business and stayed in London for three years.
At the age of 52, I moved to a Japanese manufacturer company and had worked for 11 years.
As a personnel manager, I engaged in hiring Indian graduates.
Then for two years, I went to Tashkent in Uzbekistan as a JICA senior volunteer.
I taught "corporate finance" at Tashkent Financial Institute in English.
I got the guide license in 2017, After I came back to Tokyo, I am working as a volunteer guide,
especially in Shinjuku.
I hope to create special and deep tours in which tourists are interested but by now they were not
able to gain access to.
For example; Visit to various Universities, Visit to narrow streets in Tokyo, Visit to feel Edo (Now and Then)
My hobby is playing the guitar. I hope we are in peace through music.
I am also interested in Art, History and cooking.
My major subject is economics and finance.
Kevin M.
“Great tour to Kamakura”
Thanks to Nao for a great day spent touring Kamakura! His knowledge and English were great! He picked us up at our cruise ship and guided us using the train. We would highly recommend booking with Nao. Kevin and Lisa from Canada
Naoya U.
Hi,Kevin and Lisa Thank you for your wonderful comments. We were blessed with great weather and cherry blossoms in full bloom, and we had a great time together. I appreciate your cooperation. Nao
Anu R.
“Best guide”
Naoya and Gowithguide was a discovery upon my research that I started almost a year ago with a dream to see Cherry Blosdoms. As a solo traveller , I was a bit hesistent due to language barriers- but Naoya was divine intervention to make my journey absolutely hassle free and wonderful! Through 9 months of my research and enquiries, Naoya kept responding absolutely on all ( there were many!). I was assured that he would be my perfect guide on this wonderful journey. He was and became my friend, philosopher and guide to accommodate all . Thank you Naoya for making Sakura journey a celebration!
Naoya U.
Thank you Anu. We have been preparing together for a long time. It is very difficult for tourists to see the cherry blossoms in Tokyo at the right time. Thanks to you, we were able to have you come to Japan at a very good time this time. We are very happy. We were able to share a very happy time. Thank you for your cooperation. Nao
Anu R.
“Awesome welcome!”
As a solo traveller in an unknown country one needs a trustful guide - well Naoya was like that shining diamond that I found on go with guide!! Absolutely wonderful to start my cherry blossom trip with this quiet but resilient guide Naoya who turned out to be more than a professional guide ( which of course he excels in). Thank you Naoya for your exemplary thoughtfulness and making my Sakura viewing incredible!
Naoya U.
Thank you for your kind comment.,Anu. Unfortunately, it rained on the second day of the Tokyo tour. We had to change the plans at short notice, which was difficult, but thanks to your cooperation, we were able to meet your request. Thank you very much. Shopping for souvenirs was fun, too. There were some things I had never seen before, which was very interesting. Nao
$245/ per group