At the start of the tour, We’ll have a quick 5-minute chat and give you an introduction to the tour.

I’ll ask about your health condition and preferences, This allows us to tailor the tour experience to each individual, ensuring that everyone feels valued and catered to. so Relax and enjoy the tour!

I promise our active engage with our guests to understand their interests, preferences, and expectations.

Asakusa is a charming district overflowing with the lively energy of Edo-Tokyo （17Century to middle of 19th Century）

With the stunning Tokyo Skytree, elegantly dressed women in beautiful kimonos, nostalgic rickshaws, the vibrant Kaminarimon Gate, and the golden dragon, Asakusa is truly filled with an exciting and vibrant energy.

First, I’ll show you a fantastic overview of this charming district from the top of the Asakusa Culture and Tourist Information Center. You’ll get an excellent view of Asakusa from here! After that, I’ll guide you to Kaminarimon, Nakamise—the oldest shopping street in Tokyo—Sensoji Temple, and Asakusa Shrine. Along the way, let’s enjoy browsing through a variety of delightful souvenirs, such as fans, lucky cats, kimonos, Japanese swords, matcha, and ningyoyaki (sweet cakes).

If you’re interested, I'm happy to bring you to a cat café, dog café, or hedgehog café!^^

Ueno is a quintessential old district of Tokyo, rich in history and culture. Originally developed during the Edo period, this area was built to house Kaneiji Temple, the family temple of the Tokugawa Shogunate. Today, it remains a beloved destination, especially during spring, as it is one of Japan’s Top 100 Cherry Blossom Viewing Spots, drawing thousands of visitors to enjoy the stunning sakura.

Ueno is also home to fascinating landmarks steeped in history and beauty. Explore Bentendo Hall, surrounded by tranquil lotus flowers, and marvel at Kiyomizu Kannon-do, inspired by Kyoto's iconic Kiyomizu Temple. Discover the Great Buddha, Inari Shrine, and the mysterious Fox Caves. Don't miss Toshogu Shrine, which holds the graves of Tokugawa shoguns, and Kaneiji Temple itself, a site of deep spiritual significance.

In addition to its historical charm, Ueno played a pivotal role during the late Edo period as the site of a dramatic battle between the samurai of the old government and the emperor's new government forces. It’s a place where Japan’s fascinating history truly comes alive.

For art and architecture enthusiasts, Ueno is a treasure trove of cultural landmarks. It boasts the Tokyo National Museum, the National Museum of Western Art, and more, offering a glimpse into Japan’s and the world’s artistic heritage.

Lastly, Romy, your guide, shares the stories of Ueno with you! Having attended middle school in this area, I hold a special connection to this charming district!

Welcome to Akihabara, a dazzling wonderland of neon lights and the ultimate destination to dive into Japan's vibrant pop culture! Known worldwide as the heart of anime and otaku culture, Akihabara is a paradise for fans of games, anime, manga, cosplay, and collectible figures. Let your imagination run wild as you explore this fantastical world of creativity and Japanese innovation.

But Akihabara isn't just about pop culture—it’s also a mecca for electronics! Originally emerging after World War II as a hub for radio part shops, the area blossomed into a haven for tech enthusiasts. Even today, you’ll find countless stores offering everything from cutting-edge gadgets to PC parts. Fun fact: one of my friends loved coming here to hunt for rare PC components!

For a truly unique experience, why not step into a maid café, where the charming staff will whisk you away into a playful, whimsical atmosphere? It’s a must-try that you won’t forget.

Oh, and by the way, I, your guide Romy, attended middle school right here in this vibrant neighborhood, so it holds a special place in my heart! Before we wrap up, let’s capture the fun of the day by taking purikura (photo booth pictures) together. It’s the perfect way to create lasting memories of your Akihabara adventure!