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Depart from Tokyo
Duration: 4 hour(s)
Multiple departure times
Guide language
Chinese
Meet-up
Private group (1-8)
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Day 1
Meet-up7 sessions
Senso-ji Temple: The oldest temple in Tokyo, founded in the 7th century, dedicated to Guanyin Bodhisattva, and one of Tokyo's most popular centers of worship. Passing through the Kaminarimon Gate, adorned with a giant red lantern, and strolling along the bustling Nakamise-dori shopping street, one can experience the rich Edo commoner culture. In spring, the temple grounds and the banks of Sumida Park are filled with cherry blossoms, where the pink and white floral sea complements the vermilion temple architecture, making it one of Tokyo's premier cherry blossom viewing spots; in autumn, ginkgo trees turn a corner of the garden yellow, adding a touch of tranquility. (This is a sample itinerary, customizable for attractions within Tokyo city limits)
1 hr(s) 30 min(s) • Guided • Free entry
Meiji Jingu Shrine: A shrine built to enshrine Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken, its grounds are surrounded by a 700,000 square meter artificial forest formed by trees donated from all over the country, making it a rare tranquil oasis in the heart of Tokyo. Stepping into the approach path from the towering wooden torii gate, ancient trees line the path, lush and green, forming a strong contrast with the hustle and bustle of Harajuku outside. The main hall of the shrine is solemn and ancient, and on holidays, newlyweds in traditional kimonos can often be seen holding Shinto weddings here, creating a unique atmosphere of solemnity and elegance. (This is a sample itinerary, which can be customized to include attractions within Tokyo city limits.)
1 hr(s) • Guided • Free entry
Harajuku Takeshita Street: Harajuku's most iconic street, and one of the birthplaces of Japan's young subculture and trendsetting fashion. On this short 350-meter street, you'll find crepe shops, Harajuku-style clothing, cartoon merchandise, gashapon machines, and various dessert shops, all colorful and full of vitality. Omotesando, just one street away from Takeshita Street, is famous for its international luxury brand flagship stores and tree-lined avenues. These two distinctly different street styles make Harajuku a must-visit Tokyo attraction where old and new trends intertwine, suitable for all ages. (This is a suggested itinerary; itineraries can be customized and are limited to attractions within Tokyo city.)
1 hr(s) 30 min(s) • Guided • Free entry
Self-arranged return7 sessions
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What's included
Live tour guide: Chinese- Transport: Walk
- Admission: Senso-ji Temple: The oldest temple in Tokyo, founded in the 7th century, dedicated to Guanyin Bodhisattva, and one of Tokyo's most popular centers of worship. Passing through the Kaminarimon Gate, adorned with a giant red lantern, and strolling along the bustling Nakamise-dori shopping street, one can experience the rich Edo commoner culture. In spring, the temple grounds and the banks of Sumida Park are filled with cherry blossoms, where the pink and white floral sea complements the vermilion temple architecture, making it one of Tokyo's premier cherry blossom viewing spots; in autumn, ginkgo trees turn a corner of the garden yellow, adding a touch of tranquility. (This is a sample itinerary, customizable for attractions within Tokyo city limits), Meiji Jingu Shrine: A shrine built to enshrine Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken, its grounds are surrounded by a 700,000 square meter artificial forest formed by trees donated from all over the country, making it a rare tranquil oasis in the heart of Tokyo. Stepping into the approach path from the towering wooden torii gate, ancient trees line the path, lush and green, forming a strong contrast with the hustle and bustle of Harajuku outside. The main hall of the shrine is solemn and ancient, and on holidays, newlyweds in traditional kimonos can often be seen holding Shinto weddings here, creating a unique atmosphere of solemnity and elegance. (This is a sample itinerary, which can be customized to include attractions within Tokyo city limits.), Harajuku Takeshita Street: Harajuku's most iconic street, and one of the birthplaces of Japan's young subculture and trendsetting fashion. On this short 350-meter street, you'll find crepe shops, Harajuku-style clothing, cartoon merchandise, gashapon machines, and various dessert shops, all colorful and full of vitality. Omotesando, just one street away from Takeshita Street, is famous for its international luxury brand flagship stores and tree-lined avenues. These two distinctly different street styles make Harajuku a must-visit Tokyo attraction where old and new trends intertwine, suitable for all ages. (This is a suggested itinerary; itineraries can be customized and are limited to attractions within Tokyo city.)
- Professional Private Chinese Tour Guide
- Service duration: 4 hours
- Public transportation costs during the trip (trains, buses, etc.)
- Tour guide taking travel photos
Meals- Insurance
- Private transportation (taxi/private car, etc.)
- Tip
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