@TOKYO|2–6 people only|Private Tour
Meet Ginta, your adorable Shiba Inu companion, for an unforgettable castle grounds adventure in peaceful Kitanomaru Park. Take the leash and explore ancient castle ruins while your English guide shares fascinating Edo period stories and Japanese history.
Experience the perfect blend of culture, nature, and canine companionship as Ginta leads the way through this gorgeous historic park. Enjoy a relaxing picnic with food and drinks from the nearby park café (picnic mats provided).
Create unique memories combining Japan's rich heritage with the joy of spending time with Tokyo's most beloved dog breed.
・Walk through Edo castle ruins with Ginta the Shiba Inu as your furry guide, and learn fascinating Edo period stories
・Enjoy a peaceful picnic in Kitanomaru park
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Please use Exit 2 of Kudanshita Station (Hanzomon Line, Tozai Line) located along Yasukuni Dori. There are multiple exits, so be sure to use Exit 2! A guide with a black Shiba Inu will be waiting for you.
Meeting Point! Your guide and Ginta the Shiba Inu will meet you at Exit 2 of Kudanshita Station. There are multiple exits, so please be sure to come to "Exit 2." Once you receive the leash, your walking experience begins!
Photo Spot! This tall stone lantern was built in 1871. Believe it or not, it once served as a lighthouse for ships sailing near Shinagawa in Tokyo Bay!
Sightseeing Spot! Right next to the lantern, you’ll find a statue of Shinagawa Yajirō—a samurai turned politician who later became Japan’s Minister of Home Affairs.
Sightseeing Spot! Nearby stands an impressive statue of General Ōyama Iwao on horseback. He played a key role in the Satsuma Rebellion and the First Sino-Japanese War.
Photo & Sightseeing Spot! This is one of the oldest remaining gates of Edo Castle, built in 1636. It’s named after a shrine that once stood here, Tayasu Daimyōjin (now Tsukudo Shrine).
Photo & Sightseeing Spot! This octagon-shaped building was originally built as the judo venue for the 1964 Tokyo Olympics. Today, it’s used not only for martial arts tournaments but also for concerts and various other events.
the grassy area! Enjoy a relaxing picnic, play with Ginta, and take plenty of photos in the grassy area of Kitanomaru Park.
A Calm Spot with Seasonal Scenery! Located just steps from Yasukuni Shrine, this peaceful area offers beautiful views of cherry blossoms in spring and colorful leaves in autumn. A great photo spot with a quiet, natural atmosphere—right in the heart of Tokyo.
Kudanshita Station (Pass By) Tour Ending Point! Return to Kudanshita Station with your guide and Ginta the Shiba Inu. Say goodbye to your fluffy walking companion after a memorable cultural journey together.
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This experience is non-refundable and cannot be changed for any reason. If you cancel or ask for an amendment, the amount you paid will not be refunded.
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