Tokyo | 1–4 people | Private Tour | Approx. 4 hours
Kagurazaka carries the nickname "Little Kyoto" for a reason, its stone-paved alleys and Edo-period lanes have barely changed in a century, and most visitors to Tokyo never find them. This tour starts with a professional kimono fitting and traditional hair styling, then puts you directly into that setting.
Your private, bilingual guide leads you through hidden yokocho backstreets and past local shrines, explaining the rituals as you go, while capturing portraits along the way. The pace slows at a historic tea house, where the owner prepares handmade matcha and seasonal wagashi by hand.
Before you finish, stop at a chopstick specialty shop, where you can have a pair custom-engraved as a keepsake (optional, additional fee). Every guest also receives a themed souvenir gift. All digital photos and a short highlight video are sent to you after the tour.
Meeting Point: JR Iidabashi Station West Exit Your guide will be waiting for you in front of the JR Iidabashi Station West Exit ticket gate. Please look for someone holding a sign with the tour name.
Meet your guide at Iidabashi Station JR West Exit. Your Guide will be holding a paddle fan with our Shiba Inu logo
Choose your Kimono at our office and get dressed and styled
Shrine known for matchmaking and romantic wishes; guide explains shrine vs. temple customs
Visit Tokyo's "Little Kyoto" with your bilingual guide and visit local shops in the area
handmade matcha and wagashi prepared by the shop owner
Long-established chopstick specialty store; optional katakana engraving
Return to the office to change out of your kimono and head back to Iidabashi Station with your guide.
Known for its vermilion hall and good-luck blessings
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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