◆Introduction
Ultra-modern Tokyo still holds many old-fashioned surprises when you know where to go. On this 3-hour walking tour you will visit the Ningyocho district known for its old traditions and, as you’ll soon discover, some very tasty treats, and a modern neighbourhood Nihonbashi district that features many traditional Japanese shops. Local guide will share hidden gems such as long-established shops that carry traditional musical instruments and incense. Learn about classic Japanese art forms and see vendors with stationery, calligraphy materials, gold-leaf decor and more.
Your guide shows you hidden locales from earlier eras that are easy to miss. You'll find establishments that remain true to their origins, which in some cases date back several centuries.

・See the old-world in Tokyo's small alleys with the insight of a local guide.
・Sample traditional treats from Ningyoyaki cakes to rice crackers
・Learn about incense ceremonies and classical Japanese arts such as calligraphy and music
・Join a small group limited at 10 customers only for a truly personalized experience
・This tour is carbon neutral, operated by a B Corp certified company committed to using travel as a force for good

◆Included
・Snack traditional treats (expect Ningyoyaki cakes, rice crackers, Wagyu beef sukiyaki croquettes)
・Taste Amazake, a sweet non-alcoholic drink
・Time travel back to old-world Tokyo
・Shop for the perfect handmade souvenirs to take back home
・Join Local English-speaking guide

◆Not Included
・Gratuities
・Additional Food and drinks
・Hotel pickup and drop-off

◆Itinerary
・Ningyocho Mechanical Clock Tower - Rakugo Performer (10 min)
The tour starts at one of the tower clocks which shows the story of Edo lifestyle at 12:45 pm. We will learn how Ningyocho was created .

・Itakuraya (10 min)
We will stop at the Ningyoyaki cake shop which was founded 116 years ago.

・Amazake Yokocho (1 hour 30 min)
Amazake Yokocho offers Kome-koji Amazake in summer and Sake-kasu Amazake in winter. Walk Ningyocho, enjoying traditional snacks and local history.

・Nihonbashi (1 hour )
We’ll explore long-established handicraft stores, including a Washi paper shop, a ukiyo-e shop, a dashi store, ending at the historic Mitsukoshi department store

◆Additional Info
・Not wheelchair accessible
・Near public transportation
・Children 5 and younger are free of charge
・A moderate amount of walking is involved; please wear comfortable walking shoes
・This tour/activity will have a maximum of 7travelers