Highlights
- Gain insights into the Sensoji Temple, one of the oldest temples in Tokyo
- Stroll through Edo-era alleys and discover Asakusa’s timeless charm
- Learn fascinating history and legends from a knowledgeable guide
Description
Step back in time and explore the roots of Tokyo on this immersive walking tour through Asakusa—home to the city’s oldest temple and one of its most storied neighborhoods. Begin your journey at Senso-ji, the iconic Buddhist temple founded in the 7th century. As you pass through the towering Kaminarimon Gate and stroll down Nakamise Street, you’ll be surrounded by traditional shops, colorful lanterns, and the scent of local sweets and street snacks—offering a glimpse into Japan’s timeless charm.
Asakusa was once the heart of Edo-era Tokyo, and its preserved streets still echo with the spirit of the past. Your expert guide will share stories of geisha districts, hidden shrines, and the area’s evolution through the centuries—from samurai times to post-war recovery. Along the way, you’ll visit lesser-known spots often missed by tourists, offering a deeper, more local perspective.
Whether you’re a history lover, a culture seeker, or a curious traveler, this tour is the perfect introduction to Tokyo’s traditional side. With every step, you’ll experience the blend of old and new that defines Asakusa—making this one of the most enriching ways to connect with Japan’s heritage.
Includes
Guide
Walking tour
Admission to Asakusa
Admission to Senso-ji Temple
Admission to Nakamise Shopping Street
Excludes
Tips (optional)
Important Information
- For guests using wheelchairs: This tour includes some stairs along the route. As our guides are unable to provide physical assistance, please consider this carefully before joining and let us know in advance
Easy cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
