All of our guides choose to live in Tokyo as they LOVE it.
Either let us suggest an itinerary for you or we will customize your tour for you...OR a combination of both. It is totally up to you. Simple!!
Let us share our passion, knowledge and enthusiasm of this wonderful city and culture that combines the ancient and the ultra modern.
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World listed sites and off the beaten path secret gems - your tour awaits!!
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Discover the magnificent Imperial Palace, the primary residence of the Emperor of Japan. Nestled in Tokyo's Chiyoda ward, this sprawling park-like area offers a serene escape in the heart of the city.
ChatGPT said: Yanaka Cemetery – Description for Viator Listing Step into a peaceful, tree-lined haven in the heart of Tokyo at Yanaka Cemetery, one of the city’s most atmospheric and historic burial grounds. Spanning over 10 hectares, this quiet sanctuary offers a rare glimpse into Tokyo's past, with centuries-old graves, winding stone paths, and seasonal beauty that makes it a favorite among locals and travelers alike. Home to over 7,000 graves, including that of Tokugawa Yoshinobu, the last shogun of Japan, Yanaka Cemetery is not just a resting place but a walk through Japanese history. Unlike Western cemeteries, it feels more like a park—with cherry trees arching over the lanes in spring, golden leaves in autumn, and a calming silence all year round. Did you know? Many of the graves here belong to samurai families, writers, artists, and politicians who helped shape modern Japan.
Nezu Shrine – Description for Viator Listing Step into old-world Tokyo at Nezu Shrine, one of the city's oldest and most beautifully preserved Shinto shrines. Nestled in the historic Yanaka/Nezu neighborhood, this hidden gem dates back over 1,900 years and offers a stunning blend of spiritual atmosphere, traditional architecture, and natural beauty. The shrine is best known for its tunnel of vermilion torii gates, reminiscent of Kyoto’s Fushimi Inari, but without the crowds. Visitors can stroll through peaceful paths surrounded by ancient trees, koi ponds, and stone lanterns, making it a favorite for photographers and culture lovers alike. Nezu Shrine becomes a must-visit during the Azalea Festival when over 3,000 blooming azalea bushes create a breathtaking sea of color across the shrine grounds. ⛩️ Did you know? The shrine’s main hall is an original structure from 1706, surviving earthquakes and fires—one of the few examples of Edo-era shrine architecture still standing in Tokyo.
You can choose to be picked up from a list of locations, or alternatively, have the choice to make your own way to the meeting points
Please arrive at the pick up point 15 minutes before departure time.
Just let us know where and when (Hotel / Airport / Cruise Terminal - wherever..... and we will meet you!!
Just meet us and confirm who you are and we are good to go - Enjoy wonderful Japan !!