• Sukemasa Coffee - During the tour, take a coffee break at a local café. Learn about important manners and useful tips for your stay in Japan.
• Senso-ji Temple - As a symbol of Asakusa tourism, Senso-ji Temple offers a chance to experience traditional Japanese worship culture while admiring its historic architecture.

Senso-ji features the famous “Kaminarimon” gate with its giant lantern, leading to the bustling “Nakamise Street” and the main hall, which enshrines the compassionate Kannon. Before the main hall, visitors can bathe in the smoke of the “Jokoro” incense burner for health and fortune, or try their luck with an omikuji fortune slip.

• Asakusa Shrine - Located just east of Senso-ji’s main hall, Asakusa Shrine honors the three individuals who contributed to the temple’s founding.

In contrast to the lively Senso-ji, the shrine offers a serene and solemn atmosphere, allowing visitors to enjoy the unique Japanese scenery where a temple and shrine stand side by side.

• Shin Nakamise Shopping Street - At Asakusa’s Shin Nakamise Street, enjoy shopping in the largest arcade shopping area in Asakusa.

The street is lined with gourmet spots such as traditional Japanese confectionery shops, sushi restaurants, and Western eateries, as well as fashion stores selling kimonos, Japanese goods, and Asakusa’s famous shoes and hats. It is a vibrant area where tourist souvenir shops and local stores coexist, allowing visitors to leisurely enjoy dining and shopping in a Showa retro atmosphere.

• Personalized travel advice and itinerary suggestions
• Essential Information to Know on Your First Day in Japan (Customized to Your Level)
• Cultural tips on train use, chopsticks, shrine etiquette, and more
• English local guide

This tour is crafted to immerse participants in the distinctive ambiance of this renowned cultural town through a leisurely exploration of its most famous landmarks.

Begin the Asakusa journey with a relaxing visit to Sukemasa Coffee, a chic local café. Before venturing out, spend 45 minutes getting acquainted over premium beverages while the guide offers a practical “crash course” on Japanese culture—providing essential advice on train etiquette, waste disposal, and local customs to ensure a confident and enjoyable stay.

Once rejuvenated, delve into the area’s history by visiting Senso-ji, Tokyo’s oldest and most iconic Buddhist temple, followed by the serene Asakusa Shrine to experience the tranquil contrast of the Shinto faith. The tour wraps up with a walk through the bustling, covered arcade of Shin-Nakamise Shopping Street, offering a chance to enjoy the vibrant blend of traditional souvenirs and everyday local life, regardless of the weather.

• Infants only pay the admission fee. Parents can order their meals and drinks.
• For communications on the day, please download WhatsApp as we will use it for contact.

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