• Yanaka District - Explore a different facet of Tokyo that harks back to the Edo period (17th-19th centuries). Enjoy the area’s charming blend of temples, springtime cherry blossoms, and the timeless ‘reien’ (cemetery). A guide will accompany you, offering insights into Japanese history and local culture.
• Tennoji Temple - This Buddhist temple, dating back to 1274, is located on the edge of Yanaka Cemetery. It features a pleasant garden behind an old wooden gate and houses a bronze Buddhist statue from 1690, affectionately known as “Tennoji no Daibutsu”. It’s a worthwhile stop.
• Yanaka Cemetery - An impressive cemetery covering 100,000 square meters with over 7,000 graves. Despite not being a common tourist route, it’s worth a visit. The cemetery has a history spanning over 100 years since the Meiji Restoration when the government sought to separate Buddhist and Shinto graves. Most graves here are Buddhist, leading to the establishment of this public burial ground in 1871.
• Gallery Okubo - 【Optional】
  Experience a Japanese tea ceremony on Tatami mats on the 2nd floor of Gallery Okubo. The tea (￥1,000) is not included in the tour cost, but you can enjoy authentic Japanese tea with professional guidance.
• SCAI The Bathhouse - 【Afternoon tour only】
  A contemporary art gallery in Yanaka, SCAI The Bathhouse exudes the ambiance of Old Tokyo. Housed in a historic public bath with a 200-year history.
• Shitamachi Customs Museum & Exhibit Hall - 【Optional】
  Established to educate future generations about Shitamachi (“Down Town”) culture. Most displayed objects were once used, and you can see houses with furniture and goods in their original locations. Some displays are even touchable. Items change seasonally, offering repeat visitors a glimpse into the seasonal variations of Shitamachi life.
• Edokoro Alan West - 【Afternoon tour only】
  Located in traditional old town Tokyo, surrounded by Buddhist temples, this studio of Alan West was once an auto body garage and is now the only traditional Japanese painting studio open to the public. Alan West, originally from the US, moved to Tokyo after graduating from Carnegie-Mellon University. He earned a bachelor’s and master’s degree in Japanese painting from Tokyo University of the Arts.
• Nezu Shrine - One of Japan’s oldest and most striking shrines, set among large trees and flowering azalea shrubs with ponds, pathways, and iconic vermilion Torii gates. It beautifully reflects traditional Japanese culture and beauty.
• Yanaka Ginza Shopping Street - One of Tokyo’s best local shopping streets, retaining the old town “Shitamachi” atmosphere. Explore the nostalgic side of Tokyo and enjoy some local snacks!

• Professional guide

• Food and drinks（100-500 yen depending on what you want to try）
• Transportation expenses
• Hotel pickup and drop-off

Escape the towering buildings of Tokyo and experience traditional Japanese life on a 3.5-hour walking tour in the Yanaka district. Established as a temple town in the Edo period, Yanaka has been a popular destination for worship and sightseeing for centuries. Join a small group of up to 10 people to explore the quaint temples and beautiful cherry blossom trees in the area.

• A maximum of 10 people per booking
• Tour duration can be extended at a rate of 3,000 yen per group, per hour, payable in cash
• Please inform your staring time when booking. The start time is from 9:00 am or 14:00 pm.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.