【Tsukiji fish Market】 - Kitchen of Tokyo - Let’s enjoy the freshest local foods, chat with the friendly locals, and explore the rich history and culture of Tokyo!!! Tsukiji, often called Tokyo’s kitchen, is always buzzing with lively energy!!! With over 90 years of history, this iconic fish market boasts 400 unique shops offering everything from fresh seafood, meat, and vegetables to kitchen goods^^. It's the perfect place for some fun shop hopping! Let’s enjoy the freshest local foods, chat with the friendly locals, and explore the rich history and culture of Tokyo together. It’s going to be an unforgettable adventure!!!

【East Gardens of the Imperial Palace】-A junction where Japan’s past, present and future meet! This is a place where Japan’s past, present, and future intersect. Once home to the shogun’s residence and Edo Castle, it later became the Imperial residence after the Meiji Restoration (Civil War in 1867）. Nearby, you’ll find financial centers and many government offices in Kasumigaseki, making it a unique spot where you can experience the dynamic contrast of both the past and the future. Let’s talk about the fascinating history of the samurai and the Emperor! The gardens here are captivating, offering a tranquil escape where you can admire bamboo, pine trees, and even koi fish. Drawing from my experience working for the Imperial Household Agency, let me share many interesting stories with you! I'll navigate you to a hidden gem as well!

【Asakusa 】 Old temple town founded in the 7th century, Immerse yourself in a stylish asmosphere of Edo-Tokyo Asakusa is a charming district overflowing with the lively energy of Edo-Tokyo （17Century to middle of 19th Century） With the stunning Tokyo Skytree, elegantly dressed women in beautiful kimonos, nostalgic rickshaws, the vibrant Kaminarimon Gate, and the golden dragon, Asakusa is truly filled with an exciting and vibrant energy. First, I’ll show you a fantastic overview of this charming district from the top of the Asakusa Culture and Tourist Information Center. You’ll get an excellent view of Asakusa from here! After that, I’ll guide you to Kaminarimon, Nakamise—the oldest shopping street in Tokyo—Sensoji Temple, and Asakusa Shrine. Along the way, let’s enjoy browsing through a variety of delightful souvenirs, such as fans, lucky cats, kimonos, Japanese swords, matcha, and ningyoyaki (sweet cakes). If you’re interested, I'm happy to bring you to a cat café, dog café,^^