Tokyo Private Walking Tour & Kimono Experience with Licensed Guide

Tokyo Private Walking Tour & Kimono Experience with Licensed Guide Options

Tokyo Private Walking Tour & Kimono Experience

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Overview

Step into tradition with a Kimono, capture unforgettable photos at iconic sights, and explore Tokyo's cultural gems blending history, fashion, and tradition.

Immerse in Tokyo's rich cultural heritage with a guided walking tour featuring a traditional Kimono experience. Choose from iconic sites like Senso-ji Temple, Meiji Shrine, and more, and capture unforgettable memories dressed in Japan's beautiful traditional attire.

Why this tour?

• Experience the unique tradition of wearing a Kimono, guided by professional dressers.
• Tailor your tour by choosing from a list of Tokyo's most iconic and historical sites.
• Enjoy the opportunity to take stunning photos in traditional attire at beautiful locations.
• Gain deeper insights into Japanese history and culture with a licensed guide.
• The tour accommodates various sizes and offers options for both men and women, ensuring a comfortable and inclusive experience.

[Suggested Attractions]

• You can visit 2~3 sites from the attractions listed below, based on your choice.

▲Jidaiya
Offers authentic Japanese cultural experiences, perfect for those seeking an alternative to standard Asakusa sightseeing.


▲Sensoji Temple
Tokyo's oldest and most vibrant Buddhist temple, renowned for its rich history and the legend of the Kannon statue.

▲Tsukiji Outer Market
A lively market known for its fresh seafood and traditional Japanese food stalls.

▲Meiji Jingu (Meiji Shrine)
A serene Shinto shrine dedicated to Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken, nestled in a large forested area.


▲Shinjuku Gyoen
A sprawling park in Tokyo known for its beautiful gardens and cherry blossom viewing.

▲Koishikawa Korakuen
One of Tokyo's oldest and most exquisite Japanese gardens, built during the Edo Period.

▲Hama Rikyu
A scenic landscape garden with seawater ponds, contrasting with the modern skyscrapers of Tokyo.


▲Imperial Palace
The residence of Japan's Imperial Family, located on the historic site of Edo Castle.

▲Rikugien
A classic Edo Period garden featuring landscapes inspired by famous Japanese poems.

▲Akihabara
A district famed for electronics shops and as the center of otaku culture, featuring anime and manga stores.


▲Harajuku
A vibrant area known for extreme teenage fashion, unique shopping experiences, and historic sites.

▲Golden Gai
A nostalgic area with tiny bars and eateries, offering a glimpse into post-war Tokyo.

▲Yoyogi Park
One of Tokyo's largest parks, ideal for jogging, picnicking, and seasonal foliage viewing, including cherry blossoms and ginkgo trees.

▶Yanaka and Nezu
Neighborhoods that preserve the charm of old Tokyo, with traditional houses, shops, and cultural sites.