Discover three sides of Tokyo in one private tour: historic Asakusa, the peaceful forest of Meiji Shrine, and vibrant Shibuya.
I’m Hana, your local guide in Tokyo. My experience as airport ground staff and an executive assistant taught me to notice the little things and help people feel at ease. I bring that same care to your day, helping you navigate the trains and understand the traditions behind each stop.
Enjoy 4.5 hours with your own English-speaking guide, with time for questions, photos, and short breaks. Just your group—no other travelers joining.
Before you book: Please wear comfortable walking shoes for approximately 5–6 km of walking.
Meet at street level by the Kaminarimon Gate (the famous red lantern), on the side facing Nakamise Street. I'll be there fifteen minutes early, holding a small sign with your name.
The tour ends at Shibuya Station. Your guide can help you find the right train for your next destination. Onward travel is not included.
We meet at the Kaminarimon gate, where the tour begins. Pass beneath its giant red lantern and stroll along Nakamise Street, lined with traditional snacks, crafts, and souvenirs—a lively introduction to old Tokyo.
Nakamise Street leads straight to Tokyo's oldest temple. Experience Buddhist traditions, admire the main hall and five-story pagoda, and, if you wish, draw an omikuji fortune slip at your own expense.
The 125 minutes here include the subway ride from Asakusa to Omotesando (about 35 minutes), the walk to and through Meiji Jingu, and time to visit the shrine. We board at Asakusa, the first station on the Ginza Line, and look for seats for a comfortable ride across the city; it is a good time to ask questions. Then we pass beneath a towering torii gate and follow the forest path to the shrine. Learn how to visit a Shinto shrine and hear the stories behind the colorful sake barrels.
One stop on the JR line from Harajuku brings us to Shibuya. Meet Tokyo's beloved Hachiko and cross the world-famous Shibuya Crossing together—an unforgettable taste of modern Tokyo's energy. The tour ends here at Shibuya Station, where you can carry on by train in any direction.
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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