If you have only a half day available, this is a good tour. Tsukiji food market is one of the most popular visiting places. There is a lot of shops which sell fish, dried food, wagyu- beef and of course 'tuna'. You can eat some sushi, seafood barbecue, Japanese omelet, Japanese sweets and so on. After Tsukiji we walk to Hamarikyuu Japanese garden .( about 10-minute walk). It has a beautiful Japanese garden surrounded by the skyscrapers.
This itinerary can be customized to meet your needs and preferences. Send me a message with your requests!
Meeting Point
In front of Tsukiji Honngannji temple (near Tsukiji station)
In front of Tsukiji Honganji-temple
Meet with your guide
Tsukiji food market
It sells many kinds of Japanese food, including tuna and some vegetables and fruits. Your guide explains you how they are eaten or cooked.
Hamarikyuu Japanese Garden
It was built about 400 years ago as a Shogun's (chief of samurai) detached house. It has a 400-year-old pine tree and a lot of trees, and seasonal flowers. There is a tea house that serves guests matcha-green tea. Seeing the Japanese garden, you can experience Japanese culture. It's located in the center of Tokyo, the contrast of high scrapers and the beautiful garden is wonderful!
At Shiodome station or Tsukiji station. If you want, I will take you to your hotel or other destinations (extra fee)
Ending Point
At Shiodome (if you want a sending service to your hotel additional 1000yen and the transportation fee)
This tour can be customized to meet your needs and preferences. Click below to send me a message with your requests.
guide fee,
an entrance fee (Hararikyuu garden), your shopping at Tsukiji Market
Some shops in Tsukiji market is not opened Sundays and Wednesdays.
If it's raining, we might change the itinerary.
You need an entrance fee for Hamarikyuu garden, 300 yen.
In Tsukiji, some shops don't accept credit cards, so will you bring Japanese yen?
Sundays and Wednesdays some shops inTsukiji food market is not open
Depending on my availability I could also guide you on Mondays, so please send me a message. Thanks!
Hello, my name is Tomoko Koizumi, call me Moko. I was a cabin attendant before and now I am teaching English to adults. I have been a national licensed tour guide for 11years. I have guided in Tokyo, Kamakura, Hakone, Takayama, Kanazawa, Nikko, Mt. Fuji and so on. I also hold Sushi making and eating lessons at my house. My house is located in Chiba between Narita airport and Tokyo. I will pick you up at Narita airport and take you to my house and you will make sushi and taste them at a usual Japanese house. I'm sure it will be a fantastic experience in Japan. If you prefer the sushi lesson in Tokyo. You can do it in the center of Tokyo. I am looking forwared to hearing from you! Moko
Dominic M.
“authentic and caring individual!”
authentic and caring individual!
Tomoko K.
"Thank you very much for your gracious review, despite the unfortunate cancellation of the tour due to your wife's health condition. It was truly regrettable, as I believe guiding the Dominic family would have been an immensely enjoyable experience. I sincerely hope she makes a swift and full recovery, and that you are able to make the most of your time in Japan. I can only imagine how disappointing this must have been for Dominic family as well."
Kirsti D.
“Enjoyable relaxed walking tour”
I had arrived a day before a 16 day tour that I was going on, so wanted to see something other than sights I would cover in my long tour. Tomoko spent time understanding what I was interested in. We had a very enjoyable and relaxed 3 hour walk during which time Tomoko shared some history and cultural information. We came upon a couple of galleries and small local shops which was lovely, as well as seeing some major sights. I would recommend taking a tour with Tomoko. Thank you Tomoko!!
Tomoko K.
Dear Kirsti-san, thank you for the good review. As soon as I met you at the station, I felt like we had been friends for a long time. I was also relaxed and enjoyed being with you. You know a lot of flowers. You taught me the flower ' bottle brush'. It is beauitiful and has an interesting name. Whenever I see the flowers I will remember your smile. Thank you for everything and have a wonderful tour in Japan! Tomoko
Flavio C.
“A pleasant walk with Tomoko san”
We had the pleasure to walk with Tomoko San through ueno Park and the streets of yanaka district. Tomoko was very kind and give us a lot of interesting informations about Japanese culture, history, tradizione, and many other topics. We visited a house/museum of a famous sculptor in Yanaka. We felt like a japanese friend would welcome us in her city. Thanks Tomoko San Flavio & Barbara
Tomoko K.
Flavio-san & Barbara-san, Thank you for the nice review. I was happy that you were interested in Japanese cultlure, history and art. We talked a lot. I also felt like you were my friend! Thank you. I hope you will come to Japan again soon. Tomoko
$135/ per group