- Tsukiji Fish Market - The outer Tsukiji Market is a bustling area filled with vendor stalls and shops offering a wide variety of exotic seafood and fish from around the globe. You can also find free sushi and sashimi samples, Japanese kitchen utensils, and experience the lively atmosphere as locals do their daily shopping and stroll around. It’s a chaotic yet authentic place. I’ll guide you through its unique alleys, and you’ll have the chance to try some dishes before we move on to our next spot!
- Ginza - We can reach Ginza, our next destination, either by walking or taking the metro. This shopping district is home to many well-designed and luxurious flagship stores, including the iconic Wako Tower.
- Tokyo Midtown Hibiya - After Ginza, I’ll show you some hidden gems in the Hibiya district, known for its photogenic alleys that exude postwar Tokyo vibes, especially at night. It’s a place where locals gather in the evening to enjoy delicious yakitori in an authentic atmosphere.
- Marunouchi - To get to our next destination, we’ll take the JR line and try some ramen inside the station. This ramen follows the samurai diet, which was primarily vegan. I’ll share some important facts about the station before we head to our next destination, also using the JR line.
- Ueno - Our next stop is one of the most authentic and one of my favorite markets in the city, where you can find almost anything you want—goods, souvenirs, daily items, clothing, spices, teas, and a variety of Asian dishes. The Ameyayokocho Market has been one of the most important markets since the first half of the 20th century, and you’ll soon see why. We’ll also visit Ueno Park, where we can view the market from a hidden spot that has inspired many anime and manga movies.
- Asakusa - Our final destination is in the Taito district, at the Asakusa Temple. But Asakusa is more than just the Sensoji Temple and Skytree Tower. It’s a vibrant district that has been a hub for domestic visitors since the Edo Period. We’ll learn about the area’s origins and stroll around Nakamise Dori, where you might want to grab some Japanese sweets. We’ll also get spectacular views from a special spot I know, so be sure to bring your camera! The tour will end here, but if you’d like to extend it, please let me know!
- Optional meet-up at your central location accommodation
- 4 Hours Guided Tour
- All fees and/or taxes
- 100% Private and personalized experience
- Guide’s public transport & metro fees are covered
- English or Spanish speaking Private Local Guide
- Meal (Guides Meal is not included in the price) It should be covered by the travelers
- Personal Transportation Fee
The perfect journey is the one where you can both learn from insights into local life while discovering some secret gems all the way with a local charismatic guide. So this tour has been designed for both first time visitor but also those who want to have a better understanding of Tokyo’s capital, without worring much about how to move around.
One of the other reason of why choosing this tour is the flexibility. So everything will be made in a private basis, dedicated exclusively for you and it is 100% customized in case you need to make some changes like starting from your hotel, or avoiding / including some places based on your interests and preferences.
Fully customize tours based on your interest.
English or Spanish speaking guide (most of our guide are fluent in more than one language).
Fully Private tour for just you and your party, Get a deeper insight into Tokyo life than possible by yourself.
Explore Tokyo through the eyes of a local and discover its hidden gems.
- In case you use wheelchair, you must be able to move without additional help. In case you need a car or taxi notice that this are not fully equiped so you have to been able to get in and get out of the vehicle by yourself.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
