Tokyo Tower ~ Ginza - Japan's iconic spot and shopping district
Joined 2024
Don't you need a shopping companion? Here I am!
We will visit the iconic spot of Japan and shop at the same time. Please tell me what you need to buy! I can show you around!
Itinerary
This itinerary can be customized to meet your needs and preferences. Send me a message with your requests!
Meeting Point
your hotel
- - Please tell me your hotel name and address.
Tokyo Tower
Tokyo Tower, built in 1958, symbolizes Japan's post-war recovery. Inspired by the Eiffel Tower, it stands 333 meters tall. Popular attractions include its observation decks offering stunning city views and its light displays, creating a magical nighttime experience.
A Shrine of Shogun family /Zojoji Temple
Zojoji Temple, built in 1393, became the Tokugawa shogunate's family temple in 1598. Located near Tokyo Tower, it's famed for its grand Sangedatsumon gate and rows of Jizo statues. Visitors enjoy its historical significance, serene atmosphere, and events like seasonal flower illuminations, blending history and culture beautifully.
Ginza shopping distinct
Ginza was established in 1612 during the Edo period as a silver mint district. It evolved into a vibrant area after the 1872 fire, rebuilt with Western-style architecture. Today, it's famed for luxury shopping, high-end dining, theaters, and iconic landmarks like the Wako Building, symbolizing modern Tokyo elegance.
Wako
Ginza Place
Gizna Mitsukoshi / Golden fish museum
Ginza Mitsukoshi, one of Tokyo's most iconic department stores, has a history dating back to 1930. It houses the Art Aquarium Museum Ginza, a unique exhibition blending goldfish art and Japanese aesthetics. Highlights include vibrant, immersive displays like "Goldfish Corridor" and "Bamboo Grove of Goldfish," captivating visitors with light, water, and cultural themes.
* Entry fee for Art Aquarium Museum
2,500 yen with a web-only admission ticket
2,700 yen with same-day ticket machine admission ticket
Kabukiza theater
The Kabukiza Theatre in Ginza showcases traditional kabuki performances with vibrant costumes and dramatic storytelling. Visitors can explore the Kabukiza Gallery or enjoy backstage exhibits. Its souvenir shop offers unique kabuki-themed items like fans, makeup sets, and ukiyo-e prints, making it a cultural and shopping highlight in Tokyo.
Ending Point
east ginza station
Want to personalize this tour?
This tour can be customized to meet your needs and preferences. Click below to send me a message with your requests.
Inclusions & Exclusions
・small little surprise gift
・showing and introducing the Japanese culture guide
・crash course Japanese
- train tickets (estimated train fees:280 yen~1000 yen)
- taxi fee (if you take a taxi to your hotel from any station)
- hotel fee
- the cost of the lunch you took
- the souvenir you bought
Cancellation Policy
- Free cancellation - 8 days prior to meeting time
- 50% Refund - 3 to 7 days prior to meeting time
- No Refund - Within 2 day(s) prior to meeting time
Joined 2024
About Tour Guide Yoshie Y.
Hi, I’m Yoshie.
My hobby is traveling and I like to meet new people. Not only every part of Japan, I also traveled to many countries. Especially in Australia, I spent one year on a working holiday. I like to step into nature, and I also like to explore hidden gems in the town.
Japan has a long history of 2,000 years and has lived in a nature-oriented culture. As a local, I would like to share interesting Japanese culture with you. Join my tour, and let’s explore Japan's fascinating culture and beautiful sights together as a family!
I specialize in family-friendly tours, making sure that both parents and children have an enjoyable and memorable experience. As a mother, I know what kids love and enjoy in Japan. I want to show you and your family “Omotenashi”. This is Japanese hospitality. Be prepared for special little surprises for your children and yourselves. I’m looking forward to showing you the Japanese culture that I know and love.
Reviews
Rebekah L.
“A truly special day with Yoshie”
Our family of four spent the day with Yoshie in Asakusa and Ueno. Yoshie was a brilliant guide - she is knowledgeable about the history of Tokyo, and made all of the experience really interesting for our kids as well. She was patient, adaptable, and made my kids feel really comfortable the whole day. The fire ceremony was a particular highlight. It’s a day we’ll all remember forever. Thanks Yoshie
Yoshie Y.
Hi, Rebekah! Thank you so much for your wonderful words. I’m truly touched. Because of you and your lovely family, the “bad luck” I got from yesterday’s fortune telling has turned into the greatest blessing! The tour day with you and your family will remain one of the most beautiful memories of my life, and I will cherish it forever. Thank you again for sharing such a special time with me.
Andrea A.
“A day in Tokyo”
We were able to see so much more than if we were on our own! Yoshie modified for what we were interested, very informational and friendly. From shrines to Cherry blossoms to shopping and animal cafe, it was a great time!
Yoshie Y.
Hi, Andrea! Thank you so much for your kind words! It truly warms my heart to know that you had a wonderful time exploring with me. Seeing Japan through your eyes and sharing its beauty, culture, and hidden gems with you was an absolute joy! I’m delighted that the itinerary suited your interests. I hope we can create more beautiful memories together in the future. Wishing you all the best and safe travels always!
Arielle A.
“Wonderful guide with children. ”
Yoshie was so amazing and being patient with our 5 year old daughter and helping her to explore the fish market. 10/10 would recommend esp for kids!! Such a kind person
Yoshie Y.
Dear, Arielle and Sarkaw. Thank you for writing a review for me! It was an absolute joy to guide you and your lovely daughter through the fish market! Seeing her curiosity and excitement made the experience even more special. I'm so grateful for the opportunity to share these moments with your family, and I truly appreciate your recommendation. Wishing you all many more happy adventures together!
$245/ per group
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