Walk around the Kaguradzaka quarter with a visit to the bar

Kaguradzaka is a district of the capital Tokyo, closely related to the history of literature and culture in general.

Travelers who have booked an excursion to Tokyo at an attractive price, expect an atmospheric and informative walk in the company of a guide along the colorful streets of the Kaguradzaka quarter.

In this picturesque area of the metropolis, there are many souvenir and craft shops, tea shops, and guests are always welcome in a variety of catering establishments: from chamber cafes to fashionable restaurants.

During the sightseeing tour, we will pay attention to the samples of sacred architecture located directly on the territory of the residential area: Shinto temples (Daijingu and Wakamihatiman) and a Buddhist temple (Zenkaku-ji) will appear before tourists.

It is noteworthy that we will walk around the Tokyo district, at one time the former center of entertainment in Old Edo. Tourists will look at the houses where geishas live and receive visitors.

A visit to the Japanese pub – izakai – will be a great conclusion to the program: here you will relax, as Tokyoians regularly do, with dishes of Japanese cuisine.

• Order from the 1st tourist.
• Meeting with a guide at the Keio Plaza hotel in Shinjuku, departure at 14:00.
• It lasts about 3 hours.
• Don’t forget to wear comfortable clothes and shoes.
• The length of the route is about 2.5 km.
• The tour can be booked no later than 2-4 days before it.