We will see main building and main garden of Akasaka Palace which is currently in use. Next you will enjoy strolling along the Japanese garden with more than 400 years history. In a tea ceremony room you will drink Matcha with a Japanese sweet.
This itinerary can be customized to meet your needs and preferences. Send me a message with your requests!
Meeting Point
Yotsuya Station : JR【Kojimachi Exit AtreB1】or TokyoMetro【Exit 1】
Akasaka Palace
The Japanese garden at Hotel New Otani Tokyo
Tea ceremony room
Ending Point
Akasaka-mitsuke Station or Nagatacho Station
This tour can be customized to meet your needs and preferences. Click below to send me a message with your requests.
Guide fee
Handling charge
State Guest House Admission fee (you and guide)
Green tea and sweets
Transportation fee (you and guide), lunch,
Pick-up service is available with additional fee, so feel free to ask.
* This tour is available from Thursday to Saturday.
* The State Guest House isn't opened on Wednesday.
Regarding Akasaka Palace in the event of receiving distinguished guests at short notice, the scheduled public opening may be cancelled. In this case, cancellation fees will be a matter of consideration.
Comfortable walking shoes are recommended.
I am sorry that a wheel chair is not allowed to be used in The State Guest House.
This tour is available from Thursday to Saturday.
When pick-up service is included in a tour, it is limited to a place within 10 minute walk from a station on JR Yamanote Line or inside the circle of JR Yamanote Line. Outside of the area costs extra.
Please note that my reply could be late when my calendar says not available.
I can also guide you in Kyoto or Shiga, if you pay extra 10000 yen (transportation fee and hotel fee).
Hello!
I was born in Shiga next to Kyoto and now live in Yokohama, which is located between Tokyo and Kamakura,with my family and two cats. My hobby is swimming, playing a piano and skiing. When l was a university student I went to US as a member of a goodwill envoy and there I had unforgettable experiences with local people. I helped my host mother get dressed in kimono and her smile was my plesure. I believe the hospitality I had got there pushed me to work as a guide.
I got National Guide Certificate in 2014. Since then I always tried to make guests satisfied,and have good memories of Japan.
Brian D.
“Great Tour”
Yoko is an excellent guide, who demonstrated very good knowledge. She was extremely helpful and attentive to our needs.
Yoko M.
Thank you for your message. It was nice meeting you and I had a good time with you very much. Unfortunately It was a rainy day but you tried to see and know about Japan. It was my pleasure that I could help you. I hope you will enjoy your cruise! Take care yourselves. Yoko
$91/ per group