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Let`s walk around Tokyo Station
Joined 2023
Tokyo Station was built 100 years ago, and now it is designated as an Important Cultural Property for its beauty. There are a couple of historical buildings and a nice shopping area around Tokyo Station. Also, Tokyo Station is close to your hotel and easy to get to.
Itinerary
This itinerary can be customized to meet your needs and preferences. Send me a message with your requests!
Meeting Point
your hotel in Tokyo area
- @hotel lobby If you request, I can arrange a later meeting time. Many shopping facilities don't open before 11 a.m.
Marunouchi street
Along the beautiful tree-lined streets, there are famous brand stores, stylish restaurants and cafes, office buildings and commercial facilities. Another highlight is the changing scenery with the seasons, with autumn leaves in the fall and illuminations decorating the street in the winter.
Meiji Yasuda Seimei building, insurance company building
The first floor lobby has been remodeled into a space where anyone can casually experience "Healthy Living". It is equipped with a "My Distortion Checker" for body and the latest equipment for checking golf swings.
Kitte building
Kitte means "postage stamps". It is a commercial facility built by partially preserving and revitalizing the former Tokyo Central Post Office building.
You can see Tokyo Station from the terrace of this building.
There are local Ramen noodle restaurants in the basement of this building.
Tokyo Station
Go to see inside and outside of Tokyo Station. Tokyo Station was built 100 years ago and is designated as an Important Cultural Property. Parts were destroyed in air raids by U.S. military but were later restored. The reliefs on the dome ceiling are particularly artistic and worth seeing.
Character street and shopping area
Tokyo Station has lots of Souvenir shops. If you are traveling with kids, character streets may be a good place to find souvenirs for children.
There are Ramen noodle restaurants too.
Visit the bridge at the Imperial palace
Let's walk to the bridge at the Imperial Palace. The bridge was built in the Edo period.
Ending Point
your hotel in Tokyo
Want to personalize this tour?
This tour can be customized to meet your needs and preferences. Click below to send me a message with your requests.
Inclusions & Exclusions
*guide fee
*hotel meet-up and see you off within Tokyo
*train tickets between Tokyo Station and hotel
*food and drink
Tour Important Information
● This tour involves a lot of walking, so make sure to wear comfortable shoes.
● The shops open at 11 a.m.
● Tour times are approximate and may be longer depending on store occupancy and shopping times.
Plrase kindly send ma s messege before booking to check my schedule.
Important message from the supplier
Basically any days of a week is fine but avalability varies according to our personal schedule.
Cancellation Policy
- Free cancellation - 8 days prior to meeting time
- 50% Refund - 3 to 7 days prior to meeting time
- No Refund - Within 2 day(s) prior to meeting time
Joined 2023
About Tour Guide Yuko F.
Hi. i am Yuko. I love to show you good and fun places where most foreign tourists do not visit.
Let's enjoy local food together and interaction with Japanese people.
Reviews
Chris M.
Shibamata downtown culture, local food and Taishakuten Buddhist temple 3 hours 20minuts tour
“Yuko is an excellent guide ”
Yuko met us at our hotel and guided us to the Japan Rail Station and arranged tickets. We travelled about 40 minutes to a tradtional Japanese town, then Yuko guided us to a 1600s Buddist Temple, still with worshippers attending, Then a pleasant Japanese lunch. Yuko put on a train that returned us near to our hotel. Yuko's English is excellent and we enjoyed an Ausrralian-Japaner cultural exchange Unreservedly recommended. Chris Mills
Yuko F.
(1 reviews)Dear Cris and Beryl, It was my pleasure to guide a nice couple like you! It was my first guide job with gowithguide and i was nervous. But i had a very nice time with you. Please enjoy rest of your stay to tke fullest. Love ya! Yuko
