• Yayoi Kusama Museum - Immerse yourself in the world of Kusama, a globally renowned artist. Your guide will also share her biography.
• Akomeya Tokyo - This building, designed by the internationally acclaimed architect Kengo Kuma, is a must-see.
• Akagi Shrine - A shrine that is both modern and sophisticated, sure to surprise you.
• Kagurazaka - A city where the charm of the Edo period meets the elegance of Paris.

Kagurazaka boasts a refined atmosphere while preserving elements of the Edo period. It thrived as a geisha district, and its picturesque streets feature cobblestones, slopes, and stairs. Often called “Little Paris,” it is home to numerous French restaurants and language schools. The backstreets, reminiscent of its red-light district past, are filled with upscale restaurants, kimono shops, Michelin-starred establishments, hotels, and galleries. Kagurazaka’s allure lies in its tranquil ambiance, where cats lounge in the sun, and visitors can discover trendy cafés and shops.

• Ushigome Mitsuke - Witness a relic from the Samurai era, with insights provided by your licensed guide.

• Licensed Guide
• Mask and Sanitizer
• Museum fee

When discussing art, a wide array of possibilities comes to mind. This tour highlights art associated with Tokyo (Edo). The art of Tokyo (Edo) encompasses a diverse range of forms. For instance, it includes paintings, architecture, shrines, Geisha, and castles. Yet, these art forms are not just ordinary. The depictions in paintings and architecture are renowned globally. Shrines, Geisha Street, and the Castle hold significant historical value. Do you know why? That’s why a guide accompanies you. You can explore and gain insights into various aspects of Tokyo with a Licensed Guide. Ultimately, you will realize why this tour focuses on Tokyo (Edo) rather than Japan as a whole, and why Tokyo stands out more than any other city.

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