【Change into kimono and visit historical sites】
Cultural Edo Tour
6-hour tour（1～9 people）
Description
Best recommended for people who want to take a lot of pictures. Change into kimono and visit gardens and temples from ancient time. In this tour you can enjoy kabuki show, one of Japan's unique traditional performing arts. You can try sado tea ceremony to serve matcha tea and wagashi sweets as well as shopping while you enjoy the culture of Edo.
Customer Review
It was really convenient to have chauffeur service especially when wearing a kimono for the first timebecause it was kind of hard to walk. Having the explanation from the driver helped me understand basic culture and history of Tokyo. It was so nice that the driver took pictures for us.
PRICE
19,300yen～／1person
Prices below are reference prices per person for groups of 6. Price varies depending on number of people, season and so on.
COURSE
- ① Your lodgings (In Tokyo)
- ② Kimono Rentals
- ③ Hama-rikyu Gardens
- ④ Kabukiza
- ⑤ Sensoji Temple
- ⑥ Kimono Rentals
- ⑦ Your lodgings (In Tokyo)
- Photo spot
- Food and Drink
- Night View
- Cultural Site
- Driving
- Experience
Hama-rikyu Gardens
One of the most famous Edo period garden in Tokyo establishd in 1704 as a secondary residence for Tokugawa Ieyasu. These gardens have undergone several phases of renovations and have completed their transformation around 230 years ago to the present form. There is a seawater pond and two duck ponds. You can enjoy matcha tea at Nakajima-no-ochaya.
Kappabashi Dougu Street
Kappabashi Dougu Street is a market street specialixed in kitchen ware for proffesional. Approximately 800m in length, find more than 170 shops with products such as kitchen knives, Japanese dinnerware, food samples and convenient cooking tools.<
Asakusa Jidaiya
Cultural experience facility with a lot of variety located right out of Kaminari-mon gate. Enjoy strolling around Asakusa with rental kimono, learning Japanese calligraphy, and riding rickshaw.
Kabuki-za Theatre
A theatre specializing in kabuki performances. Some parts of the facilities are open to the public for free and you can enjoy the taste of the kabuki world. The best times of day to photograph the appearance of the building seem to be after 11:00 and after 16:30.
Tsukiji Market
A wholesale market with the longest history in Tokyo. Make sure to be there before 5am to see the famous auction. The outer market is recommended to the visitors to try foods and go shopping.
Senso-ji Temple (Asakusa)
At Kaminari-mon, or the Thunder Gate, Nakamise-dori Street and Senso-ji Temple, you can enjoy the good old Japanese culture. They are popular places for eating out and buying souvenirs.