Rainy Tokyo

The climate in Tokyo is subtropical monsoon. The dryest season is winter, all the rest of the time is the wet season. Most rains in summer and early autumn, the wettest months, when rains almost every day are June and September, then August and October, July.
If your trip falls on this time of year, it is advisable to plan your route in advance so that you spend time with benefit and do not get wet. In the rain, it is recommended to visit museums and exhibitions, take master classes, go to restaurants or special thematic cafes where you can not only drink coffee, but also play with hedgehogs, bunnies or cats.

The program can vary depending on the season of the year and the personal preferences of tourists.

The tour will begin at the Edo Museum (Tokyo). Here we will see the history of the city and immerse ourselves in the atmosphere of Edo. The museum was opened in 1993, designed by architect K. Kikutake. The height of the building is 62.2 meters, this was the height of Edo Castle. The museum starts with a copy of the Nihonbashi Bridge, where the zero kilometer is located, as all roads keep a record from this place.

For those who don’t like history museums, we’ll visit the Beer Museum.
Continue our tour by visiting a master class to choose from (calligraphy, tea ceremony, ikebana)

We will finish our tour on the bulk island of Odaiba, where we will get by train, which is remotely controlled by a computer. On the island, we will watch the performance of the robot at the Museum of Future Technologies Miraikan or visit the Toyota exhibition center / visit the Joipolis amusement park (to choose from)

Possible changes in excursions

Visitation

• Museum of Beer
• Oedo Onsen is an Edo-style theme park with outdoor thermal springs.
• oceanarium
• Thematic cafes with hedgehogs, bunnies, owls.
• Master of Japanese Cuisine
• Master Sushi class at Tsukiji Fish Market (on certain days)