• Seiko House Ginza Clock Tower - The Seiko clock tower is an iconic symbol of Ginza.
• Ginza Mitsukoshi - This department store, situated near the clock tower, epitomizes the prestigious Ginza district with its array of luxury brand stores.
• Kabukiza Theater - Kabuki is a traditional Japanese musical theater that began in the Edo period. Known for its dramatic expressions and performances, Kabuki is often compared to Hollywood movies for its accessibility to audiences, even those unfamiliar with reading.
• Tsukiji Hongwanji Temple - Distinct from many Japanese temples, this stone-built temple in a Western architectural style reflects the spirituality of the Tsukiji community near the market.
• Tsukishima Monja Street - Situated in Tokyo’s Bay Area, Tsukishima is a prominent downtown area. Visitors can savor the renowned monjayaki, a simple yet delicious dish, with its cost included in the tour price.

• Guide fee
• Best Local Food (Monjayaki)
• In-tour transportation

• Transportation to tour meeting place

Each station in Tokyo boasts a unique appearance, from the vibrant Otaku town to serene residential areas and lush parklands. Among these, Ginza, Tsukiji, and Tsukishima are must-visit locations.

Ginza stands as Tokyo’s premier shopping district, featuring a plethora of brand-name stores centered around historic department stores. A brief stroll will lead you to the Tsukiji area, where the juxtaposition of the bustling fish market and upscale brand stores highlights Tokyo’s vast diversity.

From Tsukiji, a subway ride will take you to Tsukishima, a quintessential downtown area in the Bay Area, historically home to fishermen and renowned for its flour-based monja yaki.

This two-hour city walking tour offers an excellent opportunity to explore Tokyo’s rich diversity. With meals included, it is highly recommended for those eager to savor a delicious local meal.

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