We begin at the iconic Kaminarimon Gate, the grand entrance to Nakamise Street. Marvel at the massive red lantern and statues of Fujin (Wind God) and Raijin (Thunder God) that protect this historic gateway. I’ll share its fascinating history and capture the perfect photos of you here.

Nakamise Shopping Street

Stroll through Nakamise Street, a lively path lined with traditional snacks, souvenirs, and artisan crafts. Learn about its cultural significance and enjoy the bustling atmosphere as we explore together.

Sensoji Temple

Visit Sensoji Temple, Tokyo’s oldest and most famous Buddhist temple. Admire its vibrant red architecture, the impressive Hozomon Gate, and the incense burner where you can purify yourself and make a wish for good fortune. I’ll share the rich history of this sacred site and guide you through its traditions.

Five-Story Pagoda

Discover the elegance of Sensoji’s Five-Story Pagoda, a symbol of Asakusa’s cultural and spiritual legacy. Learn about its architectural design and significance as we admire its timeless beauty and take stunning photos.

Tokyo Skytree Views

From the temple grounds, enjoy distant views of Tokyo Skytree, Japan’s tallest structure. I’ll point out the best vantage points and share how this modern marvel connects to the area’s history.

Throughout the tour, I’ll provide fascinating stories, help you capture memorable photos, and ensure you leave with a deeper appreciation of Asakusa’s rich heritage.

1. Ameyoko Food Tour: Delight your taste buds with a culinary adventure through Ameyoko's vibrant market, where you can sample a variety of local street foods and traditional snacks, immersing yourself in the bustling atmosphere of this iconic shopping district.

2. Toshogu & Inari Shrines Mini Shrines: Immerse yourself in serenity as you visit the historic Toshogu and Inari Shrines, where you can admire the intricate architecture and serene surroundings, offering a peaceful escape from the city hustle.

3. Ueno Park Stroll: Take a leisurely walk through Ueno Park's picturesque landscapes, dotted with cherry blossoms, serene ponds, and lush greenery, providing the perfect backdrop for relaxation and contemplation amidst Tokyo's urban oasis.

During the Ginza Line Tour, we’ll stop for lunch at the lively Ameyoko Street Market in Ueno — a vibrant area known for its affordable and varied food options. Here are the top recommended choices:

Option 1: Outdoor Seafood Bowl Stall (Kaisen-don)

Enjoy a fresh seafood rice bowl served at a casual outdoor street stall. These bowls come piled with tuna, salmon, uni, ikura, and more — and are priced well below typical market rates.

Price Range: Around ¥1,000–¥1,500

Best for: Quick, tasty, high-quality seafood in a street food setting.

Option 2: All-You-Can-Eat Yakiniku BBQ

A hidden gem offering grill-it-yourself meats, vegetables, rice, curry, soft drinks, and unlimited desserts — all at a budget-friendly weekday lunch price. Known as one of Japan’s most affordable all-you-can-eat yakiniku spots.

Price: Around ¥2,000 per person

Best for: Anyone looking for variety, volume, and great value.

Option 3: Explore and Choose Your Own

You’re also free to eat wherever you like in the area. There are great options including tonkatsu (breaded pork cutlet), a popular Chinese street food stall, fresh fruit stands, and even seasonal Japanese grapes available for purchase.

Explore the heart of Tokyo’s luxury and style in the Ginza area, where modern sophistication meets timeless elegance.

Our journey continues at Ginza SIX, Tokyo’s premier destination for luxury shopping and cultural experiences. This architectural masterpiece features flagship stores for top international and Japanese brands. Discover stunning art installations throughout the building, relax at the rooftop garden with panoramic city views, and enjoy a range of dining options to suit every taste.

M’s Whisky Museum (Optional)

Dive into Japan’s rich whisky heritage at M’s Whisky Museum. Explore their impressive collection of rare and vintage bottles, learn about Japan’s whisky-making traditions, and, if you’d like, enjoy a tasting experience. It’s a hidden gem for connoisseurs and curious beginners alike.

Uniqlo Ginza (Optional)

Visit the flagship Uniqlo store, a multi-level paradise of affordable, stylish clothing. Browse their innovative designs and Japan-exclusive collections while marveling at the sleek, modern interiors.

Fashion Flagships and Boutique Shopping (Optional)

Ginza is home to iconic flagship stores, including Louis Vuitton, Chanel, and Dior, alongside unique Japanese boutiques. Whether you’re a fashion enthusiast or just browsing, I’ll guide you to the best spots for your interests.

Throughout the tour, I’ll provide insights into Ginza’s history as Tokyo’s luxury hub.

Hachiko Dog Memorial

Start at the beloved Hachiko Statue, a symbol of loyalty and one of Shibuya’s most famous meeting spots. Learn the heartwarming story of Hachiko, the faithful Akita who waited for his owner every day, and take memorable photos with this historic statue.

Shibuya Scramble Crossing

Witness the world-famous Shibuya Scramble Crossing, where thousands of pedestrians move in perfect harmony at this bustling intersection. I’ll guide you to the best spots to view and photograph this incredible scene, an iconic symbol of Tokyo’s urban energy.

Parco’s Nintendo Store

Next, head to Parco’s Nintendo Store, a paradise for gamers. Discover exclusive Nintendo merchandise, nostalgic collectibles, and interactive displays celebrating the legendary gaming company.

Optional: Torahebi Scientific Coffee Shop

Take a break at Torahebi Coffee Shop, known for its scientifically brewed coffee and unique aged bean flavors like strawberry and banana. It’s the perfect place to recharge.

Optional: Yoyogi Park

Explore the peaceful greenery of Yoyogi Park. On weekends, enjoy live performances or food stalls in this spacious urban oasis.

Optional: Meiji Jingu Shrine

Conclude your tour at Meiji Jingu Shrine, a serene Shinto sanctuary. Walk through towering torii gates, admire traditional architecture, and experience the tranquil forest setting.

This customizable tour balances Shibuya’s urban buzz with moments of relaxation and cultural exploration.