Nakamise Street is a charming (traditional Japanese Street) enveloped by shops selling traditional Japanese souvenirs. Food vendors alongside give off a historical Japanese aroma. The Asakusa Kannon Temple (Senso Ji), one of the country’s significant Buddhist sites, is bound to catch your eye with its expansive gardens, intricate architecture and religious shrines. The next visit will be to the Skytree, the tallest building in Japan - just let us know your food preferences.

We will then be stopping by the exterior of the Imperial Palace, where we can observe its grandeur and snap some photos.

Our journey continues to the Meiji Jingu Shrine from the Imperial Palace. The shrine holds great reverence in Japan and is dedicated to the divine souls of Emperor Meiji and his spouse, Empress Shoken.

We would then make a move towards Shibuya Scramble Crossing which holds the reputation of being the busiest intersection globally. The tour will culminate with a visit to Harajuku, the fashion nerve centre of Japan, where you can also explore unique cafes, like the Owl Cafe and Cat Cafe.