Your guide will pick you up at your hotel in Tokyo. The standard starting time is 10:00 a.m., but it can be adjusted upon request.

*At least one Premier Guide will be assigned exclusively to your group, with no sharing with other groups.
*For areas within a 3-kilometer radius of the tour, we will use taxis or other means of transportation. For groups of four or more, the tour will be divided across two or more taxis. In addition to the Premier Guide, an English-speaking assistant will accompany the group.
*For journeys of 3 kilometers or more, such as from Meiji Jingu Shrine to *Asakusa, we will use the subway or other forms of transportation.
*Admission to permanent exhibitions at museums is included in the fee.
*The fee also covers a cafe at the museum and a matcha (powdered green tea) experience at an old private house.
*In principle, you will not need to pay for anything other than shopping and lunch.
*The fee for one to three guests is 70,000 yen.
*For four to seven guests, the fee is 140,000 yen.

1) Tokyo National Museum and Yanaka
The Tokyo National Museum has 89 national treasures in its collection, which accounts for about 10% of the 912 total national treasures in Japan. It is one of the leading museums in East Asia. Yanaka, which was not damaged during the war, still retains its old townscape and historic charm.

2) Imperial Palace East Gardens and Nihonbashi
You will visit the former Edo Castle and Nihonbashi, the oldest commercial district in the world. This area has produced major companies such as Mitsui, department stores, and banks that have been active for over 250 years and continue to thrive today.

3) Meiji Jingu Shrine, Aoyama Street, and Nezu Museum
Meiji Jingu Shrine, the largest shrine in Tokyo, is located near Aoyama Dori Avenue, famous for its fashion and architectural beauty. You will also visit the Nezu Museum, which houses paintings, sculptures, and a beautiful garden. If you're interested in Ukiyo-e, there's also the Ota Memorial Museum of Art nearby.

4) Tsukiji and Ginza
Tsukiji, the former central wholesale market, is still a vibrant food market with more than 400 stores. From there, it’s just a 10-minute cab ride to Ginza, Japan’s premier shopping street, known for its fashion, dining, and department stores.

5) Asakusa and Kappabashi Shopping Street
Asakusa is a traditional cultural area that attracts many visitors from around the world. A 10-minute walk from there will bring you to Kappabashi Shopping Street, Japan’s top destination for kitchen knives, tableware, and other food-related tools.

We will also guide you to any other places you'd like to visit.

This tour is a private tour and is priced at a group rate.
Therefore, please make your reservation based on the number of participants as follows:

* For 1-3 participants: Please book for 1 person at the "Fee per person" (90,000 yen).
* For 4-8 participants: Please book for 2 people at the "Fee per person" (180,000 yen).

Departure from the hotel, various locations in Tokyo: We will guide you according to your preferences.

If you cancel your reservation, the following cancellation fees and remittance charge will be charged:
(1) 14-3 days before the program day: 20 % of the program fee
(2) 2 days before the program day: 50 % of the program fee
(3) one day before, on the departure day, or cancellation without notice: 100 % of the program fee