Visit Senso-ji, Tokyo's oldest and most iconic Buddhist temple in the heart of old-town Asakusa. Your licensed guide shares its history as you pass through the Kaminarimon gate toward the temple's striking main hall.

Stroll the bustling Nakamise shopping street leading to Senso-ji, lined with traditional stalls. Sample classic Asakusa street snacks such as freshly made ningyo-yaki, senbei rice crackers, and melonpan as your guide explains each treat.

Denboin Street is a charming traditional shopping street located next to Asakusa’s famous Sensō-ji. Lined with shops and cafés designed to resemble the streetscape of old Edo (Tokyo), it offers visitors a glimpse into Japan’s past while providing opportunities to shop for souvenirs, enjoy local snacks, and experience the nostalgic atmosphere of historic Asakusa.

Wander Yanaka Ginza, a nostalgic shitamachi shopping street that survived wartime and retains old-Tokyo charm. Sample local favorites like menchi-katsu, yakitori, and traditional sweets while your guide shares neighborhood stories.

Yanaka Cemetery is one of Tokyo’s most peaceful and historic cemeteries, known for its tranquil atmosphere and beautiful tree-lined paths. Located in the traditional Yanaka district, it is the final resting place of many notable figures, including Tokugawa Yoshinobu, the last shogun of Japan. The cemetery is especially popular during cherry blossom season, when its scenic avenues are lined with blooming sakura trees.