A trip to Tokyo is incomplete without visiting the historical Asakusa, famed for its old-world feel and preserved shrines. This region is home to one of Tokyo’s most ancient temples, Sensouji Temple. Here we’ll encounter a more traditional Japan from the bustling industrial and commercial areas — witness shrines, locals in prayer, geishas, rickshaws, and even how the locals prepare traditional sushi!

With its long culinary history, Asakusa is the perfect place to experience authentic Japanese cuisine and learn how to eat like a local. We’ve crafted a tour to help you discover the lesser-known parts of Asakusa and uncover the gourmet Japan food at your fingertips!

Points of Interest

• Tsukiji Hongwanji Temple

• Tsukiji Jogai Market

• Tsukiji Fish Market

• Kachidoki Bridge

• Namiyoke Inari Shrine

• 4-hour walking tour with a professional guide
• 3 to 4 food stops chosen by your guide
• Desserts & snacks
• 2 soft drinks and water

• Alcoholic drinks (available to purchase)
• Gratuities

It is often stated that breakfast is the key meal that primes you for the day ahead. Wouldn’t it be smart to fuel up with breakfast before venturing into the marketplace?
Having had a hearty morning meal, consider a gentle, leisurely wander through the market as a way to get some light exercise. There, you’ll find the vibrant and hospitable vendors offering a broad range of items, such as fish, seafood, fruit, and a selection of choice local edibles. The market brims with quaint boutiques and eateries, and serves as an excellent locale for sampling various Japanese delicacies and gaining insight into Japan’s gastronomic traditions.

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