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Find hidden gems of Asakusa and Ueno area

Highlights

Tokyo

Chinese (Simplified) (Native), English, Japanese (Native)

8 hours

Private tour (only you and your group)

Up to 6 people

Are you thinking about going to highlight spots in Tokyo but at the same time wanna find some local hidden gem? Here is the tour for that! At first, we will visit the famous spots of Asakusa and Ueno area, and then we go to some quiet and chill spots of Tokyo. You may find small galleries and local temples and streets. Let's find our own secret place!

Yoshie Y.

09:00 AM

Meeting Point

At your hotel

- I expect the way from your hotel to the Asakusa area takes less than one hour. If it too far away from Asakusa Sensouji Temple, we will meet at Asakusa station.

10:00 AM

Sensouji-temple

Sensoji Temple is Tokyo's oldest temple, founded in 628 AD in the Asakusa district. Dedicated to Kannon, the Goddess of Mercy, it is a significant cultural and spiritual site. Key features include the iconic Kaminarimon (Thunder Gate) with its massive red lantern, the bustling Nakamise shopping street, and the Hondo (main hall) where Kannon is enshrined. The temple is famous for its vibrant festivals, especially the Sanja Matsuri in May. Sensoji attracts millions of visitors annually, offering a blend of historical architecture, traditional rituals, and a lively atmosphere.

11:30 AM

Ameyoko-street

This street was used as a black market, recently it become a mixed culture of Japan and China. We can buy some Japanese food and Chinese food, snacks, any clothing goods.

12:00 PM

Ueno-shinobazu-pond and bentendo-shrine

Certainly! Here is a 100-word summary of Ueno Bentendo in English:

**Ueno Bentendo** is a Buddhist temple located in Ueno Park, Tokyo, dedicated to the goddess Benzaiten, the deity of knowledge, art, and beauty. The temple is situated on an island in Shinobazu Pond, creating a picturesque setting. Bentendo features an octagonal hall, a distinctive architectural style. The temple is particularly popular during the cherry blossom season when the surrounding park is in full bloom. Visitors come to pray for success in academics and the arts. Ueno Bentendo, with its serene atmosphere and cultural significance, is a notable spiritual and historical site in Tokyo.

01:00 PM

Ueno-toshogu-shrine

Ueno Toshogu Shrine, located in Ueno Park, Tokyo, is a historic Shinto shrine dedicated to Tokugawa Ieyasu, the founder of the Tokugawa shogunate. Established in 1627, the shrine features stunning Edo-period architecture, including the intricately decorated Karamon Gate and the main hall adorned with gold leaf and lacquer work. Visitors can also see over 200 stone lanterns lining the approach to the shrine. The shrine is a place of active worship and hosts several festivals annually, preserving the legacy of Tokugawa Ieyasu and providing a serene cultural experience amidst the bustling city.

02:00 PM

Yanaka area

Let's go to a quiet but unique place in Tokyo. We will see sake barrels, a craft beer restaurant, a bakery, small galleries, and local temples. Let's buy some small stuff and make our daily lives a little different.

04:00 PM

Yanaka Ginza street

**Yanaka Ginza Street** is a charming shopping street located in the Yanaka district of Tokyo. Known for its nostalgic, old-Tokyo atmosphere, it features a variety of small shops, food stalls, and traditional craft stores. Visitors can enjoy local delicacies like croquettes and dumplings while browsing souvenirs and handmade goods. The street retains a retro feel, offering a glimpse into Tokyo's past. Popular with both locals and tourists, Yanaka Ginza is especially lively in the evenings when lanterns light up the street, creating a warm, inviting ambiance. It’s a perfect spot for experiencing traditional Tokyo culture.