Privat tur - tusindvis af heldige katte! Gå med sporvogn, Gotokuji Tour
Beskrivelse
Setagaya er et roligt boligområde 3 min med en sporvogn fra det centrale Tokyo. Du ved måske, at Setagaya-området nu får en populær turistdestination på SNS som et fotogent sted. Gotokuji har mange dedikerede Manekineko-figurer, som er sjældne i Japan. Vi tager dig rundt i Gotokuji-templet og andre kulturelle steder relateret til dets historie. Manekineko er en traditionel figur, der siges at bringe lykke, så de kan bringe dig held. Hvis du er heldig, vil du se de rigtige katte ved templet! Selvfølgelig kan ikke kun templet, men også du nyde andre historiske steder og lokale køkkener. Nyd atmosfæren og gå gennem shoppingdistriktet elsket af de lokale.
Turmuligheder
Rejseplan
Shoin Shrine: En helligdom dedikeret til Shoin Yoshida, som var en pædagog og filosof i det 19. århundrede. Der er stenlygter og en scene til at spille musik for guderne. Mærk den hellige atmosfære.
Shoin Shrine Street shoppingdistrikt: Et shoppingdistrikt med veletablerede butikker og nogle med interessante varer - fuld af butikker, du gerne vil kigge forbi og besøge.
Setagaya Daikanyashiki: Et japansk traditionelt palæ af en klan, der regerede området i Edo-æraen (1700~1900 e.Kr.). Du vil føle, som om du er gået tilbage i tiden og besøger en japansk persons hjem, fordi stedet er blevet holdt som en overklassebolig!
Setagaya Lokalhistoriske Museum: Lad os lære Setagayas historie på museet, der ligger ved siden af Setagaya Daikanyashiki. Du kan lære om litteratur og malerier fra Edo-æraen, samt historien om det 500 år gamle marked.
Gotokuji-templet: Kender du til manekineko (vinkende kat), som er en kattefigur, der menes at bringe held og lykke i erhvervslivet? Gotokuji er Zen-sekttemplet med en historie på 600 år og siges at være ophavsmanden til manekineko. I templet finder du mange manekineko, som er dedikeret af mennesker, hvis drømme gik i opfyldelse. Du kan måske få lidt held!
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Hvad er inkluderet
Rejsendes vurderinger
Vigtig information
- Spædbørn og småbørn kan køre i barnevogn eller klapvogn
- Der er adgang til offentlig transport i nærheden
- Velegnet til alle fitnessniveauer
- Alle transportomkostninger, adgangsgebyrer, mad- og drikkeomkostninger osv., der påløber på de besøgte steder, afholdes af kunden.
- Turens målsted er forskelligt fra startstedet. Giv venligst din rejseleder besked, hvis du ønsker at ændre målstedet.
- Vær opmærksom på, at turpladser kan blive ændret til alternative steder i tilfælde af midlertidig lukning.
- Nogle af de steder, vi besøger på dagen, accepterer ikke kreditkort. Husk at medbringe kontanter.
- Frokost er ikke inkluderet i denne tur.
- Hvis vejret er dårligt på dagen, er der mulighed for, at transportmidler, destinationer og ruter kan blive ændret.
Anmeldelser(16)
Helpful and sweet guide. We enjoy the trip. Pleasant and helpful guide, Yoriko is a pleasant well-adult lady who possesses a lot of historical knowledge.
Very kind guide. Yoriko speaks English well and is super sweet. We had a bit of a hurry and had to go a bit earlier then we had planed, and she was fully understandable of that. Great trip
We had a very nice guided tour with Yoriko. She had a lot of knowledge about both modern and ancient Japanese history, and also spoke good English. I highly recommend Yoriko.
Kei did a great job. He is very friendly and knowledgable. We were very grateful he spoke english well! He is a great tour guide and knows his way around. He was very helpful with us for using transit! Really enjoyed the tour!
A tour we were looking forward to as a family and it did not disappoint . It was one of our best tours . Kaori San, our amazing guide made the day for us . She was so friendly and knowledgeable. She took the most amazing photos of us , and was very patient with us as we stopped and took a million pictures :) I would highly recommend picking this tour to see a totally different side to Tokyo away from neon lights and tall buildings :) !!
It was so nice to get away from the hustle of Tokyo for a couple of hours and go on this tour. Our guide Ms. KAORI was amazing! I loved having the private tour with her as it makes it easier to ask questions and get one on one conversation. We also got to talk about Ohtani lol. We had my 11 year old son with us and it was extremely hot and humid this day but she made sure we were hydrated and had snacks. We got lucky and got to ride the maneki neko train at our Setagaya Line stop. We also had luck at the Daikan Residence and got to go inside the traditional Japanese home. My son said the highlight was when Ms. Kaori made the stop at the Shaved Iced shop. Arigato gozaimasu Ms. Kaori! I would highly recommend.
Being able to go on this tour and using local public transport was quite nice. It gave it a more intimate feel, and being able to take some time to look at a few things on the way to our different locations gave me ease of mind. Our tour guide was delightful, though I do wish I had recorded his name, as I would like to mention him personally. Starting at Senganjaya station, he first helped us purchase our tram tickets, which were special prints due to an event at the time we were visiting, so we were able to have them as keepsakes. I was able to ask many questions about the local area during transit to our first stop. He first spoke about the 2 main religions in Japan, and let us know how to tell the difference between the Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples. He walked us through the rituals for entry and cleansing and was able to translate the information about the shrine. He explained the rivalry between Shoin Yoshida and Il Naosuke, and their amusingly close burial sites, which link the locations we were visiting. While this was by no means a rural location, it was still pleasant to see a bit further away from the centre of Tokyo. We were guided through to the Setagaya Local History Museum, where our guide explained further about the "black ships" that arrived, the political struggles between the shogunate and their followers, the end of the Edo Period, Japan's Isolation, and the beginning of the Meiji Restoration. Our final stop was Gotokuji Temple. Our guide explained that the smoke from the incense in the bowl was a way to purify oneself, as well as to become aligned with their spirit and soul. There were quite a lot of people there to observe the number of maneki-neko placed around the temple. He also pointed out a few hidden ones, which were quite amusing. I feel a lot more informed and appreciate the spiritual side of Japan more, thanks to our guide's knowledge.
Really fun and interesting tour outside of the typical Tokyo neighborhoods. We missed one of our stops due to the holiday (local museum) - that was a bummer and unfortunate that our guide wasn’t told prior to the trip so we walked there only for it to be closed.
Thank you for taking the time to share your experience. We're glad to hear that you enjoyed exploring some of Tokyo’s lesser-known areas. We're truly sorry about the inconvenience caused by the unexpected museum closure, and we understand how disappointing that must have been. We’ll work to ensure better communication in the future. Thank you again for joining the tour.
My tour guide Shizuko is best. She is knowledgeable about all the shrines and is great at making conversations. The shrines were serene and beautiful. The manenekos were cute!
We're glad to hear that Shizuko made your tour experience enjoyable and engaging with her knowledge and conversational skills. The serene beauty of the shrines and the adorable manekinekos must have added to the overall experience. Thank you for choosing us and sharing your positive feedback!
We had an amazing time. My ten year old was riveted by our lovely guide - not an easy task. We sincerely enjoyed all parts of our tour.
Thank you for sharing your amazing experience with us. We're thrilled to hear that your ten-year-old was riveted by our lovely guide, and that you sincerely enjoyed all parts of the tour. We appreciate your feedback and hope to have the opportunity to show you more in the future.
