東京プライベート浅草散策ツアー浅草寺抹茶とおもち

Whether it’s your first time visiting Japan or you’re simply curious to learn more about Japanese culture, this tour offers an easy and enjoyable way to experience the traditional Japan. In Asakusa, famous for Senso-ji Temple (the oldest temple in Tokyo), you can learn about the history of the temple and the area, as well as learn about proper etiquette at temples and shrines. These simple tips will come in handy when you visit other temples and shrines in Japan, helping you feel more comfortable and confident. Not only that, but you can also enjoy a wide variety of delicious food along Nakamise Street and in the surrounding shopping areas. Even if you’re not particularly interested in food or shopping, just walking through the historic streets would be fun! If you're coming to Tokyo, this is a tour you absolutely shouldn't miss!!

Rainy day but it was not easy to walk around but better than too hot. Tourists are very curious about Asakusa's history so I was very happy to tell them about Asakusa. At the end they wanted to walk to Tokyo Sky tree ,a kind of long walk, I could profit to talk about Sumida river and Sky tree's area

This Asakusa tour is a great way to explore some of the most famous spots in Asakusa while experiencing traditional Japanese culture. We visited Kaminarimon Gate, Nakamise Shopping Street, Senso-ji Temple, and Asakusa Shrine, and I introduced the guests to Japanese customs such as how to pray at temples and shrines and the meaning of omamori (Japanese lucky charms). The tour also offers hands-on cultural experiences, such as mochi pounding and making your own matcha tea, which make it even more fun and memorable. The guests I guided were very interested in each spot and really enjoyed the traditional atmosphere of Asakusa. One of the most memorable moments was when we were looking at omamori, and they even bought one for me as a gift! I was so happy, and it became a very special memory for me as well. This tour is not only about visiting famous sightseeing spots, but also about actually experiencing Japanese traditions and culture. I highly recommend it to anyone visiting Asakusa for the first time or anyone interested in Japanese culture!