Take an interactive walking tour through Tokyo’s Yanaka–Nezu–Sendagi (Yanesen) district, where quiet streets and nostalgic charm await. Pause at historic temples and shrines dating back to the Edo period, stroll down retro wooden alleys, and savor local favorites like juicy menchi-katsu and traditional sweets at Yanaka Ginza, guided by a local expert.
With a small-group format, enjoy easy conversation with your guide, take perfect photos, and dive deeper into Tokyo’s hidden culture. The tour concludes at a renovated early-Shōwa wooden house turned craft beer hall, where you can taste unique Japanese beers and soak in the atmosphere of old Tokyo.
Experience a side of Tokyo that most tourists miss, combining history, flavor, and authentic local life in a journey for all your senses.
Nippori Station – South Gate After exiting the gate, you’ll see a small open area in front of you. Please gather by the lamppost on the left.
One of Yanaka’s oldest temples where you can immerse yourself in the quiet, historic atmosphere of the Edo period. Observe the massive seated Buddha (Shakyamuni) up close and hear a brief explanation of Japanese Buddhist aesthetics and beliefs about life and death. Enjoy a tranquil, contemplative experience, completely removed from the bustle of the city.
A historic cemetery dotted with the graves of famous Japanese figures—such as Tokugawa Yoshinobu. Walk beneath beautiful cherry-lined paths while hearing explanations about Japan’s views on life, death, and ancestor worship. Enjoy a peaceful stroll through this nature-filled resting place.
A cultural complex inside a renovated early-Shōwa–era wooden house where you can trace the evolution of everyday Japanese life. At Yanaka Beer Hall, taste a rotating selection of domestic craft beers brewed for each season. Feel the warmth of the timber and the scent of wood as you enjoy a space where modern sensibilities blend seamlessly with tradition.
Built in 1706 and designated a National Important Cultural Property, this shrine showcases the elegance of Edo-period architecture and Japan’s indigenous Shinto faith. Stroll through the famed “thousand torii” tunnel of vermilion gates and make a wish as you pass beneath each arch. Seasonal changes paint the grounds with ever-shifting natural beauty.
Stroll through a retro Shōwa-era shopping street and sample local flavors—Yanaka menchi (minced-meat cutlets), fried dango, traditional sweets, onigiri, tea, and more. Mingle with neighborhood residents as you enjoy a variety of authentic street foods.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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