First, enjoy Japanese food at Tsukiji! The specialty of this store is the size of its oysters. We hope you will enjoy their exceptional taste. If oysters are not your thing, you can order sea urchin or sashimi.

Sushi is usually associated with fish, but here you can enjoy roast beef sushi!

This shrine has been worshipped by the people since the Tsukiji Market was first established here. The market people have prayed at this shrine for many years for the safety of the sea. It is also characterized by the large lion's face that sits on the ground. The guide will give you a lecture on how to visit the shrine.

After Tsukiji, we go to the second area, Ginza! Enjoy traditional Japanese performing arts culture with a guide at Kabuki-za, one of the most popular tourist spots in Ginza! First, we will enjoy the elegant exterior of the Kabuki-za Theater. Then visit the Kabuki-za Gallery to learn about the history of Kabuki and its programs. Next, we will go shopping at the Kobikicho Square. It is bustling with Kabuki-related goods and souvenirs. How about a souvenir that you can only buy here?

Take the train to the third area, Asakusa! Take a picture in front of the oversized lanterns of Kaminarimon!

Nakamise Street is lined with a variety of shops, including restaurants, retro Japanese goods stores, and toy stores, making it a lively street. Walking along Nakamise-dori, we will head for Senso-ji Temple.

It is Asakusa's number one tourist spot, visited by over 30 million worshipers every year. You will learn how to pray at shrine and temple. Also you can try Omikuji!! Omikuji is a traditional Japanese method of fortune-telling commonly practiced at Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples.

Denboin-dori is a small street only about 200 meters long, but it is lined with stores on both sides, creating an emotional atmosphere as if one has stepped back in time to the Edo period.