• Nakamise Shopping Street (Kaminarimon) - The tour kicks off at Kaminarimon, the outer gate of Sensoji Temple. Here, the guide will share insights about the gate’s actual name, its historical significance, and the symbolism of its renowned features. Expect to learn some intriguing facts before stepping into the temple grounds.
• Nakamise Street - Delight in shopping for Tokyo souvenirs and savoring street food delights.
• Senso-ji Temple - Engage in drawing a fortune, cleansing your hands with water, enjoying the incense smoke, and offering a traditional prayer. This temple is celebrated as Tokyo’s oldest and most revered Buddhist worship site.
• Senso-ji Temple Yogodo - This area boasts a goshuin (temple seal) desk, a koi pond, and rows of Jizo statues with a famous tale. It’s also a favored spot for photography.
• Kaminari Issa - Visit a local sweets shop known for its rich matcha flavors. Sample unique desserts like matcha soft serve, matcha truffles, and other seasonal specialties.
• Asakusa Nishisando - Stroll through a local shopping street lined with snack stalls, souvenir shops, and traditional storefronts. Discover famous melon bread, street food, and hidden gems along the way.
• Hoppy Street - Witness locals enjoying daytime drinks. Explore shops reminiscent of the Edo period, such as sword stores and kimono shops, many of which continue to thrive in Asakusa today.
• 伝法院通 - Discover a vibrant street styled after old Edo, featuring playful storefronts and retro vibes. Keep an eye out for unique vending machines, and savor street foods like menchi-katsu (fried minced meat cutlets) and skewers.
• Ozeki Asakusa Kaminarimon Grocery & Supermarket - Conclude the tour at a local supermarket where you can explore everyday Japanese groceries and find some unique souvenirs.
• Honke-Kaneso - For those interested, a local knife shop can be introduced where traditional sharpening techniques may be observed. Japanese knives are globally acclaimed for their precision and craftsmanship, making them a favorite among chefs.

• Local Guide

Discover Asakusa and Senso-ji, the oldest temple in Tokyo, established in 628. Accompany a local guide to delve into its rich history and savor delightful street food!

[Highlights]
・Senso-ji Temple – The oldest temple in Tokyo
・Tasting of local street food
・Professional chef knife store
・Shop for samurai swords & ninja equipment
・Adorable Japanese tableware store

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