The vivid and exciting market place where more than 400 various kind of small shops and restaurants are line with each other

In narrow lanes.

The best place to watch and try fresh Japanese food in Tokyo.

Enjoy walking and eating BBQ (or skewered) of oyster, prawn, eel, scallop, tuna, squid, beef etc.

And delicious Japanese ramen, udon and Sushi, as well.

One more popular item in Tsukiji is a world-famous "Cooking Knife" made in Japan.

High quality and sharpness inherit a traditiion of producing Samurai sword.

It's fun just to watch Japanese cooking knives.

I hope you enjoy the nice and very unique atmosphere in Tsukiji to the full.

We visit Asakusa Sensoji-temple (the oldest temple in Tokyo date back to the middle of 7th century) and interesting area around in Asakusa.

Here, you can see and experience Japanese traditions, customs and cultures which we are still follow even today.

Visit must-see spots such as Kaminarimon gate (the gate of thunder), huge paper lantern, Nakamise shopping street, the main hall of Sensoji temple etc.

We stop by interesting shops such as Japanese sweets, maccha-cafe, kimono, various kind of souvenirs, etc. as you like.

**** Lunch at Asakusa*****

Japanese food, Sushi, Tempura, Unagi (eel) Ramen, Udon, Okonomiyaki (Japanese pizza), Oden, Beef-cutlet (recommend), Yakitori (grilled chicken skewer ) etc.

*** Vegan, Vegetarian and Halal lunch are available.

(Please let me know in advance when you book the tour.)

Imperial Palace:

The present site of Imperial Palace was the political center of the shogun during the Edo military (samurai) government. After the collapse of the Edo government, it became the Imperia Palce.

Imperial Palace is not open to the public except the special days or tours operated by Imperial Household Agency. We can only look at it from the outside. onluy fro outside.

But, we can walk up to the main entrance of the palace called "Double bridges" (surrounded by the formaer Edo castle's moat), where two guards stand to protect the Palace. If you're lucky, you'll be alble to see their change ceremony.

* We'll actually cross that famous Shibuya Crossing.

* We watch a statue of a faithful dog "HACHI" and take pictures with him.

If time allows, we'll visit

***A typical super market in Tokyo. You can taste Japanese sake at

the liquor shop in the market.

*** The Cyber Space, Nintendo shop, One Piece shop, Pokemon shop.

If you'd like to visit Shibuya SKY after the tour, please let me know in advance. I'll change the order of sightseeing to finish the tour at Shibuya instead of at Harajuku.

* Meiji Shrine

You may be able to see Japanese style of wedding groups in the precincts.

* Takeshita Street, a mecca of young girls' KAWAII fashion.

* Omotesando street, very popular fashionbable shopping street.

End of the tour at JR Harajuku station or where You'd like around Harajuku.

I can finish the tour at Shibuya instead of Harajuku, if you'd like.