• Higo-Hosokawa Garden - This delightful circular garden is situated in the Bunkyo area. Once owned by the Hosokawa family, who were direct vassals of the Tokugawa clan, it is now one of the most enchanting public parks in central Tokyo.
• Koshinzuka Shopping Street - Starting from Waseda Station, the tour proceeds to the Koshinuzuka area via the Tokyo Sakura Tram, the last remaining streetcar line in Tokyo, running between Minowabashi Station and Waseda. Along this line, visitors can enjoy beautiful cherry blossoms and roses, as well as explore historical and cultural sites, vintage shopping centers, and various other captivating areas that evoke a sense of nostalgia.
• Sugamo Jizo-dori Shopping Street - This delightful shopping street in Sugamo is affectionately known as the Harajuku for the elderly, due to its many stores catering to senior citizens. Visitors may often spot replicas of Sugamon, the district’s mascot duck. Jizo Dori is also renowned for the Koganji Temple, which features a unique statue of the goddess Kannon that is “washed.” It is believed that certain ailments can be healed by pouring water over this sacred statue of Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva, with the washing of the afflicted body part leading to the alleviation of pain.
• Takeshita Street - Known for its extravagant style, Harajuku’s pop culture street is famous for its numerous shops offering flashy gadgets and clothing.
• Omotesando - Alongside Ginza, Harajuku and Omotesando are Tokyo’s leading high fashion districts. In both areas, renowned fashion brands have flagship stores designed by prominent Japanese and international architects.

• English or Italian speaking travel story teller

• Public transportation (about 350 JPY)
• Local food tasting

Discover the hidden treasures of Tokyo’s varied neighborhoods with this walking tour. Start your journey by wandering along the Kanda River, which flows through a serene central area of Tokyo. Then, hop on Tokyo’s last remaining tram to reach Sugamo, fondly referred to as “Grandma’s Harajuku.” Walk through Jizo-dori, a lively shopping street where elderly locals gather for their daily activities, seeking blessings and vitality. Explore delightful shops offering red-themed items, symbolizing renewal. Visit Koganji Temple, home to the distinctive Togenuki Jizo statue, believed to cure ailments.

Move on to the lively Harajuku, where pop culture and fashion meet. Discover Takeshita Street, a center for unique boutiques, trendy cafes, and vibrant street art. Immerse yourself in the youthful spirit of Harajuku and perhaps catch a glimpse of locals in avant-garde fashion.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.