At the start of the tour, We’ll have a quick 5-minute chat and give you an introduction to the tour.

I’ll ask about your health condition and preferences, This allows us to tailor the tour experience to each individual, ensuring that everyone feels valued and catered to. so Relax and enjoy the tour!

Enjoy local foods. Be our guest!

Get ready to dive into Japan’s rich food culture!

Since 1935, Tsukiji Outer Market, Tokyo's bustling "kitchen," has charmed food lovers. Explore 400+ shops selling fresh fish, meat, and culinary treasures. Renowned for quality and value, it's a haven for chefs and locals.

Join us on a sensory adventure! Hop between fish shops, chat with vendors, and savor fresh delights on the spot.

From incredibly sharp knives to lively wasabi, refreshing tea, flavorful bonito flakes, we’ll share all the delicious secrets with yo with Japanese hospitality.

You will learn about the history of Tokyo and Japanese culture.

This is a place where Japan’s past, present, and future intersect. Once home to the shogun’s residence and Edo Castle, it later became the Imperial residence after the Meiji Restoration (Civil War in 1867）.

Nearby, you’ll find financial centers and many government offices in Kasumigaseki, making it a unique spot where you can experience the dynamic contrast of both the past and the future.

Let’s talk about the fascinating history of the samurai and the Emperor! The gardens here are captivating, offering a tranquil escape where you can admire bamboo, pine trees, and even koi fish.

Drawing from my experience working for the Imperial Household Agency, let me share many interesting stories with you! I'll navigate you to a hidden gem as well!

Notice:

The East Gardens of the Imperial Palace are typically closed on Mondays. In that case, we will take a stroll through the Imperial Palace Outer Gardens, which are surrounded by greenery and walls, offering a serene and sacred atmosphere.

This area was once part of Edo Castle, but since the Meiji period, it has been transformed into a beautiful park through the efforts of volunteers. We will walk up to the famous Nijubashi (Double Bridge), a symbol of the Imperial family.

Enjoy the tranquility as we explore the government buildings, historic architecture, and the moat.

Asakusa is a charming district brimming with the lively energy of Edo-Tokyo (from the 17th century to the mid-19th century).

With the stunning Tokyo Skytree, women dressed in beautiful kimonos, nostalgic rickshaws, the vibrant Kaminarimon Gate, and the golden dragon, Asakusa is truly filled with exciting and vibrant energy!

First, I’ll give you a fantastic overview of this charming district from the top of the Asakusa Culture and Tourist Information Center. You’ll get a spectacular view of Asakusa from up here!

After that, I’ll guide you to the iconic KAMINARIMON Gate (Gate of Thunder)—the symbol of Edo-Tokyo. Then we’ll wander through NAKAMISE Shopping Street, a lively and fun place, just like a festival! It’s the oldest shopping street in Tokyo, founded in the 17th century. Let’s explore the charming souvenir shops and enjoy some delicious local snacks!

Next, we’ll visit SENSOJI Temple—Tokyo’s most iconic historical temple—and ASAKUSA Shrine, which dates back to the 7th century and is famous for being part of Tokyo’s Three Major Festivals.

Let’s dive into the rich history and tradition, while enjoying a moment of peace amidst the bustling city.

Along the way, let’s browse through a variety of delightful souvenirs, such as fans, lucky cats, kimonos, Japanese swords, matcha, and ningyoyaki (sweet, delicious cakes).

And if you're in the mood for something extra fun, I’d be happy to take you to a quirky cat café, a dog café, or even a hedgehog café! ^^

Tour ends at Asakusa Station or at a pre-arranged place.

I'm happy to extend the time up to 2 hours. If you'd like to, please let me know!