Full-day private walking tour to visit top 4 must-see places in Tokyo
Tokyo is one of the most exciting cities in the world, offering a range of attractions covering both old and modern aspects.
Through this tour, I will take you to the top 4 highlights in Tokyo which you don't want to miss as a first-time visitor:
- Meiji Shrine: the most popular Shinto shrine in Japan surrounded by a thick man-made forest
- Tsukiji Fish Market: a place adored by culinary travelers and the best spot to have sushi
- Imperial Palace: former Edo Castle, where the Imperial family now resides
- Asakusa: an old part of Tokyo famous for Sensoji Temple, the oldest temple in Tokyo
If you wish to replace any included features with others such as Shibuya, Akihabara, Tokyo Tower, etc. , I can customize the tour in any way for you.
This will be a walking tour with train/bus rides combined. The approximate walking distance will be 10 km. So please wear comfortable shoes.
Itinerary
Example itinerary:
• 9:00 am meet at hotel and depart for Meiji Shrine (train or subway)
• 10:00 am visit Meiji Shrine
• 10:40 am depart for Tsukiji Fish Market (subway)
• 11:20 am stroll in the Fish Market and have lunch
• 12:30 pm depart for Imperial Palace (bus or taxi)
• 1:00 pm arrive at Imperial Palace, visit Palace foreground and Otemon Gate
• 1:40 pm depart for Asakusa (subway)
• 2:10 pm arrive at Asakusa, visit Sensoji Temple
• 3:10 pm depart for hotel (train or subway)
• 4:00 pm arrive at hotel
Meeting Point + Tour Duration
Meeting Point Options: Rail or Bus Station, Cruise Ship Port (Harumi Wharf or Tokyo International Cruise Terminal), Airport (Haneda Airport), Hotel
Duration: 7 hours
Transportation
Walking, subway, trains and buses
What’s Included
- Guiding Services
- Public Transportation Tickets
Estimated Local Cash Needed
30 USD - Sushi lunch at Tsukiji for 20 USD
Street foods and small souvenirs for 10 USD
Cheaper lunch or snacks are also available at Tsukiji.
What’s Extra
- Personal Expenses
- Souvenirs
- Food, Drinks, Snacks
Restrictions
Due to Japanese law, I am not allowed to drive a car while working as a tour guide. I can however arrange a private transportation upon request.
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