Tokyo Private Walking Tour & Samurai Sword Experience with Licensed Guide

Tokyo Private Walking Tour & Samurai Sword Experience with Licensed Guide Options

Tokyo Private Walking Tour & Samurai Sword Experience

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概要

Unleash your inner Samurai, explore Tokyo's iconic sights, and immerse yourself in Japan's history with a licensed guide!

Discover the spirit of the Samurai in Tokyo with a 6-hour private tour that includes a hands-on Iaido swordsmanship lesson and a customizable walking tour to top city attractions. Experience the rich cultural heritage of Japan under the guidance of a licensed local expert.

Why this tour?

• Learn the ancient martial art of Iaido, the way of the Samurai, in a traditional setting.
• Visit Tokyo’s top attractions of your choice, including historical sites and modern landmarks.
• Benefit from the knowledge and expertise of a licensed local guide throughout your tour.
• Gain deep insights into Samurai culture, Bushido, and Japanese history.
• Customize your tour to suit your interests, choosing from a diverse list of suggested attractions.

[Samurai Sword Experience]
Visit Jidaiya for a unique Japanese cultural experience and become a Samurai. Learn the art of Samurai Swordsmanship and Bushido. Experience "Iaido" in a traditional uniform, where you'll learn the Way of the Samurai and sword techniques. After a history lesson and demonstration, try swordsmanship with your instructor.

• Duration: Approx. 1 hour
• This is not a stunt show or Ninja/Samurai show.
• The start time for the experience may vary.

[Suggested Attractions]

• You can visit 2~3 sites from the attractions listed below, based on your choice.
• Please budget about 2 hours for each sight.

▲Asakusa
Explore Sensoji Temple, Nakamise shopping street, and the historic atmosphere of Tokyo's "low city."

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


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

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


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

▲Takeshita Street
Experience Harajuku's teenage culture, trendy shops, fashion boutiques, and crepe stands.

▲Shibuya Scramble Crossing
Witness the iconic multi-cornered intersection where hundreds of people cross at once and explore nearby shops and restaurants.


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

▲Tsukiji Fish Market
Explore the historic fish market known for its fresh seafood and bustling atmosphere.

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

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