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Tokyo has many must-see attractions, and for first-time visitors, it can be hard to know where to start sightseeing.
By spending time with us, we will introduce a tailor-made sightseeing plan suited to your preferences.
On this fulfilling walking tour, we will visit some of Tokyo’s most iconic and popular spots based on your interests, including Meiji Jingu Shrine, Harajuku & Omotesando, Asakusa, the Imperial Palace, and Shibuya Scramble Crossing.

Tokyo has many attractions, and for first-time visitors, it can be hard to know where to begin sightseeing.
By spending time with us, we will guide you through a tailor-made sightseeing plan designed to match your interests.
On this fulfilling walking tour, we will visit some of Tokyo’s most iconic and popular spots—such as Meiji Jingu Shrine, Harajuku and Omotesando, Asakusa, the Imperial Palace, and Shibuya Scramble Crossing—while tailoring the experience to what interests you most.

Tokyo has many attractions, and for first-time visitors, it can be difficult to know where to start sightseeing. By spending time with us, we will guide you through a tailor-made sightseeing plan customized to your interests.
On this fulfilling walking tour, we will visit some of Tokyo’s most iconic and popular spots, such as Meiji Jingu Shrine, Harajuku and Omotesando, Asakusa, the Imperial Palace, and Shibuya Scramble Crossing, while tailoring the experience to your interests.

On this tour, you will visit Imado Shrine and Gotokuji Temple, both famous for maneki-neko.
In Japan, maneki-neko have long been cherished as lucky charms believed to bring good fortune.
You will also visit a cat café in Harajuku, then stroll along "Cat Street," which leads toward Harajuku. The street is lined with many of the latest trendy shops.
At the final spot, the “cat” transforms into a “tiger.”

On this tour, you will visit Imado Shrine and Gotokuji Temple, both famous for their maneki-neko beckoning cats.
In Japan, maneki-neko have long been cherished as lucky charms believed to bring good fortune.
You will also visit a cat café in Harajuku, then stroll along Cat Street, which leads toward Harajuku. The street is lined with many of the latest trendy shops.
At the final stop, the “cat” transforms into a “tiger.”

On this tour, you will visit Imado Shrine and Gotokuji Temple, both famous for maneki-neko beckoning cats.
In Japan, maneki-neko have long been cherished as lucky charms believed to bring good fortune.
You will also visit a cat café in Harajuku, then stroll along Cat Street, which leads into Harajuku. The street is lined with many of the latest trendy shops.
At the final spot, the “cat” transforms into a “tiger.”

This tour is designed not only for those interested in Japan’s historic architecture and traditional culture, but also for those who want to enjoy street food and strolling around town.
Within the limited time of a day trip, we have selected some of the best spots in Kawagoe City.
Travel from Tokyo to Kawagoe will be by Tobu Line (private railway) or JR, depending on the area where you are staying.
It takes about 30 to 40 minutes from Tokyo to Kawagoe.
The standard plan includes visits to Kita-in Temple, Hikawa Shrine, and the traditional warehouse district.
If time permits, we will also guide you to Kawagoe Castle.
Within the city, we use buses, and you can also enjoy sightseeing on foot.

This tour is perfect not only for those interested in Japan’s historic architecture and traditional culture, but also for those who want to enjoy street food and strolling around town.
To make the most of a limited day trip, we have carefully selected some of the best spots in Kawagoe City.
Travel from Tokyo to Kawagoe will be by Tobu Line (private railway) or JR, depending on the area where you are staying.
It takes about 30 to 40 minutes to get from Tokyo to Kawagoe.
The standard plan includes visits to Kitain Temple, Hikawa Shrine, and the traditional warehouse district.
If time allows, we can also take you to Kawagoe Castle.
Within the city, we use buses, and you can also enjoy sightseeing on foot.

This tour is ideal not only for those interested in Japan’s historic architecture and traditional culture, but also for those who want to enjoy street food and strolling around town.
To make the most of a limited day trip, we have selected some of the best spots in Kawagoe City.
Travel from Tokyo to Kawagoe is via the Tobu Line (private railway) or JR, depending on the area where you are staying.
It takes about 30 to 40 minutes to get from Tokyo to Kawagoe.
The standard plan includes visits to Kita-in Temple, Hikawa Shrine, and the traditional warehouse district.
If time permits, we can also take you to Kawagoe Castle.
Within the city, we use buses, and you can also enjoy sightseeing on foot.
| Name | Tokyo Amaze Day Trips |
| Address | Suginami, Tokyo 東京都 杉並区 Google Maps |
| Access by public transportation | 4-minute walk from Zenpukuji. |
| What's included | 1. Package fee
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| What's not included | 1. Additional charges outside the set menu
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| Booking notes | 1. The set menu contents and images are for reference only.
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| Cancellation policy | Cancellations made up to 3 days before the date of use will incur a 50% charge of the reservation fee.
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