• Senso-ji Temple - Enjoy a morning walk at Senso-ji Temple, a prominent landmark in Asakusa. As one of Tokyo’s oldest temples, it offers a rich cultural experience. Nakamise Street, extending from the Thunder Gate, is perfect for purchasing traditional Japanese souvenirs and Ningyoyaki, a sweet treat favored by tourists.
• Ueno Park - This expansive park is renowned as a “forest of museums,” housing the National Museum of Western Art, Tokyo National Museum, and Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum. Ueno Toshogu, Kiyomizu Kannon Temple, and Shinobazu Pond are remnants of the Tokugawa family temples. In early spring, over a thousand stunning cherry blossoms draw visitors.
• Tokyo National Museum - As the oldest and largest museum, it boasts extensive collections of art and archaeological artifacts. A guided tour is available to enhance your understanding of Japanese history and culture.
• Shibuya Crossing - Known as the world’s busiest intersection, Shibuya Scramble Crossing sees hundreds of people crossing simultaneously from five directions. It’s a thrilling experience to navigate the scramble and capture photos from various angles. Nearby, you’ll find the bronze statue of Hachiko, the loyal dog.
• Meiji Jingu Shrine - Built in 1920 to honor Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken, this shrine is nestled among oak and camphor trees, providing a serene oasis amidst Tokyo’s hustle and bustle.
• Omotesando - A luxurious shopping street popular among young adults, Omotesando is also an architectural showcase, featuring numerous fashion flagship stores in close proximity. Takeshita Street, a hub for teenage fashion and cosplay culture, is bustling with tourists.

• National licensed tour guide included.

• Lunch
• Private transportation
• Admission fee for Tokyo National Museum : 1000yen/adult (free/aged over 70); 410yen/college student
• Gratuities

For those intrigued by Japan’s history and artistic sensibility. Begin your journey with a morning amble around the premises of Sensoji temple, taking in the exquisite Emaki murals created by a team of Japanese artists on the shutters of Nakamise street. Next, stop at Ueno Park for a short tour of the Tokyo National Museum, home to an extensive array of historical artifacts. Come afternoon, make your way to Shibuya to take a look at Taro Okamoto’s ‘Myth of Tomorrow’ mural and explore the world’s most crowded crosswalk. The final stop will be the Harajuku region to experience the stark difference between the calm and spacious Meiji shrine and the busy, vibrant Takeshita street. Conclude your excursion with a leisurely walk down Omotesando street, where the premier fashion store buildings, serving as a visual delight, harmonize perfectly with the zelkova trees.

• Gratuities : Your tour guides gratuities are NOT included in the cost of your tour package. Although, not compulsory, tipping is expected and is an expression of your satisfaction with the people who have assisted you throughout your tour. In line with this, we highly suggest that you include the specific amount that you want for the gratuities. For your reference, you base upon the cost of the tour booked as suggested gratuities per person : 10% - $12, 15% - $18, 20% - $24.

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