You will visit three historical sites in Tokyo; Meiji Jingu Shinto Shrine, one of the most prestigious shrines in Japan, Senso-ji Buddhist Temple, the oldest and the largest temple in Tokyo, and the Imperial Palace, where the Emperor and Empress residence. You will learn about the differences between Japan's two major religions, Shinto and Buddhism, and various other topics related to shrines and temples. You will enjoy watching a beatutiful garden (East Garden of the Imperial Palace).
At your hotel lobby in Tokyo
Meiji Jingu Shrine is one of the most prestigious Shinto Shrines in Japan. It was built in 1920 after the death of Emperor Meiji to commemorate him. This shrine is dedicated to Emperor Meiji and his wife Empress Shoken. Meiji Jingu Shrine is located in a beautiful forest in the middle of Tokyo. You are able to enjoy walking through the beautiful forest to the mail hall of the shine.
Please feel free to ask me about lunch, since I know a lot of good atmosphere & reasonable price restaurants aroung Harajyuku district.
Imperial Palace and East Garden (residence of the Imperial Family, former site of Edo castle, and a beautiful park) *admission free
Senso-ji Buddhist Temple is located in Asakusa area. Senso-ji Temple is the oldest and largest temple in Tokyo. It was originally founded in 628. Kaminarimon, or "Thunder Gate", the main gate of the temple is very famous as a landmark of Asakusa for its huge red lantern. There are about 90 souvenir shops along the Nakamise, the 250 meters approach form the Kaminarimon to the inner Hozo-mon gate. You are able to buy every type of souvenir covered by tourists from overseas. We will walk around Asakusa district and enjoy watching a lot of shops, restaurants, and traditional Japanese izakaya/bars there. You are able to see Tokyo Skytree from Senso-ji Temple!
End of the tour
At your hotel or around the end of the tour's site
☆Guide fee
☆Hotel pick-up
☆Transportation fee (you and a guide)
☆Lunch (you and a guide)
☆What's included:
Guide fee
Hotel Pick-up
☆What's not included:
Transportation fee (You and Guide)
Lunch fee (You and guide)
Please see the calendar for availability.
“Very Good Guide !!”
Our party of 4 spent three most enjoyable and informative days with Shinya Endo. He was well prepared to show us the sights. Rain made it necessary to adapt the itinerary and he easily adapted. Shinya was accommodating when we expressed interest in things outside of the usual. He patiently and repeatedly showed us how to use the ticket machines for the subway system. He was knowledgeable, clearly explaining as we went along, and also very helpful in suggesting restaurants when we asked for suggestions. At the end of our time with him, we all felt that we had a friend in Tokyo. A five star guide.
Shinya E.
(31 reviews)Thank you so much for your wonderful review!! I felt the same way you felt; I had friends in Candad when I finished the last day of the tour. Thanks to you, I could learn a lot from you, and enjoyed talking with you!! Please keep in touch. I look forward to seeing you someday in the near future! Shinya
Lyubomir Y.
Day 5 (March 29, 2024); Yokohama Walking Tour from Tokyo
Customized
“Yokohama trip”
Similar to Kamakura, it's a wonderful place, but there was too much time spent travelling between the attractions. Besides that Shinya-san again was very nice and always looked after us and offered any support he could give.
Shinya E.
(31 reviews)Dear Lyubomir, Thank you so much for your review. I understand that it took a little bit long time from your staying hotel to Yokohama City, but I am sure you enjoyed walking around the cith of Yokohama. For example, you was able to see the panoramic view from the observation deck of Yokoham Land Tower. I hope you had a nice memories of Yokohama, also. Shinya
Lyubomir Y.
Day 4 ( March 28, 2024): One Day Kamakura Walking Tour from Tokyo
Customized
“Kamakura Visit”
Despite the very long travel from Tokyo to Kamakura, we managed to spend a good time in this ancient capital of Japan. Definitely a worthy place to visit. Maybe for a one day trip we spent too much time on trains or walking from point A to point B instead of actually seeing the important sites. Still a great place to visit.
Shinya E.
(31 reviews)Dear alyubomir, Thank you so much for your review. Regarding Kamakura, I understand that it took a little bit long from your hotel in Tokyo to Kamakura sightseeing sites in Kanagawa Prefecture. But I am sure you were able to see the sites, such as the Great Buddha Statue, and other nice sites. I hope you had a wonderful memories in Kamakura. Shinya