Tokyo business card

First time in Tokyo? I will introduce you to the most iconic places in Tokyo, which are a kind of “calling card”.
Asakusa is one of the areas of the capital, which preserved the atmosphere of ancient Tokyo. The main attraction of Asakusa is Sensoji, a Buddhist temple that was built in 628, in honor of the goddess Kannon. To the temple leads the shopping street of Nakamise with souvenir shops, the history of which is more than several centuries. There you can try the traditional sweets of red beans or rice, buy souvenirs and ride a rickshaw. You will see the tallest TV tower with a height of 634 meters and the golden foam on the Asahi beer building.

Kabuki Ginza Theatre, Nissan Exhibition Center, Fish Market.

Shibuya - the district is famous for the busiest intersection with 7 storey screens, the statue of the Hachiko dog, the store 109, where they sell the most stylish things of Japanese designers, where famous musicians - Madonna, Britney Spears and even the Russian group Tatu were shopping.

Harajuku and Omotesando are areas where the past is intertwined with the future. Here is a Shinto temple-tomb of Emperor Meiji. On the territory of the temple you can guess and get a prediction in the form of Japanese verses of the tank, written by the emperor himself or write a wish on a special tablet of em. If you are lucky, you can see the wedding ceremony. Takeshita is a youth fashion center where you can buy the most incredible and popular things. Laforet is a department store featuring Japan’s most popular designers. When sales begin, the queue is taken from the evening to go among the first and buy a cherished package with clothes.

The tour starts at 10 a.m.
The duration of the tour is 8 hours.