Strut your way into the sparkling, luxurious world of Ginza, Tokyo’s glitziest district, where streets feel like catwalks and you can wine and dine your way through the city’s top cuisine.  The possibilities are endless in Ginza and your local host will design the best experience for you and your group, all based on your interests and desired length of your adventure.  You could shop till you drop in mega-department stores like Wako, a luxury goods palace distinguished by an iconic clock tower, or you could splash out and savor some fine dining at The Grand 47, a modern take on classic Japanese cuisine. Absorb some culture at Kabukiza, a playhouse where Ginza celebrates the ancient art of kabuki theater, or, if you’re tired of the excess, let your host lead you to hidden gems like Yurakucho Gado-shita, a diverse collection of tiny restaurants built under the Yamanote railway line, which serve up everything from fine French wine to cheap local street food. If you are traveling with kids, or just young at heart, and fancy exploring one of Japan's most famous toy stores, go to the Hakuhinkan Toy Park and discover giant stuffed toys and tons of other goodies to indulge your playful side. Pop into some of the countless designer stores or follow your host to one of the less-expensive shops to save some cash. You will be contacted within 24 hours to discuss your interests and requests, so that you will be paired with a like-minded local host. A bespoke itinerary will be built based on what you would like to see and do. Benefit from an itinerary that is fully flexible and change direction at any point during your tour.

This is completely custom order tour. After the booking, you can choose recommend route or select from area. For example, recommend route is to go Asakusa first, get on the Sumida River Cruise and enjoy Hamarikyu Gardens etc. in Asakusa, you will learn a lot about traditional Japanese culture and foods, such as how to recognize temples and shrines by seeing Senso-ji temple and Asakusa shrine, finding Japanese traditional cooling tool “Sensu” or a folding fan, “Manekineko” or a beckoning lucky cat doll, Kimono, Ninja socks etc. Lunch will be taken at your request or how about trying eating “Dojyo” or loach, traditional notorious food in old Edo days. From Asakusa, you can get on a 35 minutes Sumida River Cruise to Hamarikyu Gardens. You can enjoy the river side Tokyo scenery from the ship. Hamarikyu Gardens is a traditional Japanese garden having over 350 year history with 250,000㎡(64 acres) space. You will learn the history of Edo and Tokyo here by the guide. Depending on your request, your final destination will be flexible, such as Imperial Palace or Meiji Shrine etc. You could make the best use of one day free ticket with the guide. ★Recommend route Your hotel - Tsukiji outer market- Tsukiji Honganji - Asakusa - Ginza - Your hotel ★Select from Area★ 1. Asakusa area Sensoji temple ,Nakamise-Dori,Kappabashi Dougugai,Tokyo Sky Tree 2. Ueno area Ueno Park, Ameyoko (Shopping Street) 3. Yanaka area Yanaka Ginza(There are many small temples, boutiques and ateliers.) 4. Tsukiji and Ginza area Tsukiji Outer Market, Honganji Temple,Shopping Street(Ginza), Kabukiza Theater 5. Shinjyuku area Shinjuku Gyoen National Park, Observation room of Tokyo metropolitan city hall,Samurai Museum 6. Shibuya and Harajyuku area Shibuya Scramble Crossing, Takeshita Dori (Shopping street),Meiji Jingu Shrine 7. Akihabara Electronics Shops Town 8. Other area If you have any requests, please feel free to ask us.