This is the best place to learn about the rich Samurai history. Built on the former site of Edo Castle's innermost defenses, the gardens feature impressive stone walls, historic guardhouses, and the massive foundation of the ancient castle keep. We will explore the Ninomaru Garden, a meticulously designed Japanese stroll garden featuring colorful koi ponds, seasonal flowers (like irises and azaleas), and serene walking paths.

Note; It's closed on Mondays and Fridays. If your tour falls on these days we can visit the Outer Garden of Imperial Palace or another garden you like.

Omotesando is a beautiful avenue lined with zelkova trees on both sides that provides a relaxing atmosphere. It is also lined with refined shops including high-end brand shops, cafés, as well as all sorts of restaurants. It's popular to enjoy walking in the Minami Aoyama district to Roppongi! (1.5km form Omotesando to The National Art Center in Roppongi)

-The Nezu Museum in Aoyama: popular among foreigners not only for its collection but also its amazing garden.

-The National Art Center in Roppongi: designed by the famous architect, Kisho Kurokawa. The restaurant and café in this building are also fantastic!

Asakusa has recently become a hot spot for trendy, social-media-worthy desserts, including famous viral treats like sweet potato crème brûlée (Satsumaimo Brûlée). Visitors can enjoy a variety of visually stunning and delicious sweets that are perfect for Instagram, such as:

-Satsumaimo Brûlée (Sweet Potato Crème Brûlée): A roasted Japanese sweet potato topped with a rich custard cream and torched to create a crispy, caramelized sugar crust.

-Matcha Gelato & Parfaits: Vibrant green tea desserts layered with soft-serve ice cream, mochi, and sweet bean paste, offering striking color contrasts for photos.

-Colorful Fruit Mochi & Dango: Fresh strawberries and seasonal fruits wrapped in soft rice cakes or served on skewers, blending traditional flavors with modern aesthetic appeal.

-Creative Strawberry Sweets: Photogenic specialty treats like strawberry skewers dipped in shiny sugar glaze (*Tanghulu*) or topped with creamy sweet toppings.

Of course you can also enjoy traditional ones. Also, any kind of meals are available in this neighborhood.

Well known for good restaurants and long-established department stores. Basement floors of those departmentsstores are full of beautiful sweets, food and prepared dishes, which have captured the eyes and hearts of many foreign tourists.

You can easily experience traditional Japanese theater at the famous Kabukiza Theatre, which offers single-act tickets for a quick cultural glimpse.