Tokyo Private Walking Tour & Japanese Traditional Performance with Dinner

Tokyo Private Walking Tour & Japanese Traditional Performance with Dinner Options

Tokyo Private Walking Tour & Japanese Traditional Performance with Dinner (6 hours)

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Overview

Experience the essence of Tokyo’s culture through a guided tour and traditional performance.

Embark on a private walking tour through Tokyo's iconic sites, followed by an immersive evening at Suigian. Enjoy a live Japanese traditional performance on a Noh stage while indulging in an exquisite 8-course Kaiseki dinner, showcasing seasonal flavors and elegant presentation.

Why this tour?

• Immerse in Tokyo’s cultural heritage with a customizable walking tour of iconic sites
• Witness a captivating Japanese traditional performance at the renowned Suigian restaurant
• Indulge in an authentic 8-course Kaiseki dinner, artfully prepared with seasonal ingredients
• Enjoy a seamless experience with a knowledgeable local guide leading the way
• Perfect for those seeking a blend of sightseeing, fine dining, and cultural enrichment in one tour

[Japanese Traditional Performance with Dinner at Suigian]
Suigian has a Noh stage that can be said to be a symbol of the restaurant and hosts a Japanese traditional performing arts live show. Noh is a classical Japanese theater form characterized by its minimalist, stylized performances, use of masks, slow, deliberate movements, and themes rooted in spirituality and the supernatural, accompanied by traditional music and chanting.


Kaiseki (Dinner course):
A multi-course traditional Japanese meal made with seasonal ingredients and simple seasonings, served on carefully chosen tableware that complements the dish and season.

• Appetizer
• 2 Meals of assorted seasonal food
• Soup
• Grilled dish(beef)
• Seasoned rice
• Desserts, green tea and Japanese traditional sweets

[Suggested Attractions]
You can visit 2~3 sites from the attractions listed below, based on your choice.


▲Asakusa
Home to the historic Senso-ji Temple, Asakusa offers a glimpse into traditional Japan with its bustling markets and cultural landmarks.

▲Imperial Palace
Located in the heart of Tokyo, the Imperial Palace is the residence of Japan’s Emperor, surrounded by serene gardens and moats.

▲Shinjuku Gyoen
A vast and tranquil garden, Shinjuku Gyoen combines traditional Japanese, English, and French landscaping styles, ideal for a peaceful retreat.


▲Shibuya Scramble Crossing
One of the busiest pedestrian crossings in the world, Shibuya Crossing is a symbol of Tokyo’s dynamic energy.

▲Tsukiji Fish Market
Famous for its early-morning tuna auctions and fresh seafood, Tsukiji was once the world's largest fish market and remains a popular spot for sushi lovers.

▲Meiji Jingu
A Shinto shrine dedicated to Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken, surrounded by a peaceful forested park in the heart of the city.


▲Akihabara
Known as Tokyo's electronics and otaku culture hub, Akihabara is a haven for anime, manga, and tech enthusiasts.

▲Koishikawa Korakuen
One of Tokyo’s oldest and most beautiful Japanese gardens, designed to reflect Chinese landscape aesthetics.

▲Hama Rikyu
A beautiful Edo-period garden that blends traditional Japanese aesthetics with stunning views of Tokyo's modern skyline.


▲Tokyo National Museum
Japan's oldest and largest museum, housing an extensive collection of art and artifacts spanning Japan’s rich history.

▲Rikugien
A stunning Edo-period garden renowned for its picturesque landscapes, especially during cherry blossom and autumn foliage seasons.

▲Yoyogi Park
A vast urban park in Tokyo, popular for picnics, outdoor activities, and seasonal events, located adjacent to Meiji Jingu.


▲Takeshita Street (Harajuku)
A bustling street in Harajuku, famous for its vibrant youth culture, trendy shops, and quirky fashion.

▲Odaiba District
A futuristic entertainment hub on Tokyo Bay, featuring shopping malls, museums, and attractions like the iconic Rainbow Bridge.

▲Shibamata
A charming, old-fashioned neighborhood known for the Taishakuten Temple and its nostalgic atmosphere, reminiscent of Tokyo's past.


▶Nezu
A historic neighborhood with traditional architecture, centered around the Nezu Shrine, famous for its beautiful azalea garden.

▶Golden Gai
A small area in Shinjuku with narrow alleyways lined with tiny, atmospheric bars, each offering a unique experience.

▲Tokyo Tower
An iconic landmark resembling the Eiffel Tower, offering observation decks with sweeping views of Tokyo's skyline.