Asakusa: Japanese Kitchen Knife Store Visits After History Tour
- Discover an amazing collection of expertly crafted Japanese kitchen knives
- Get the best of assistance from an expert guide as you shop for knives
- Learn historical facts about Asakusa and their cultural impact on the world.
- Join a local guide to see popular landmarks in and around the Sensoji Temple.
- Use our earphone guide system to hear the guide clearly even from a distance; applicable to a group of 3 or more.
What to expect
The reasons for those interested in Japanese kitchen knives to choose this tour are you will: ① Go right to the right stores without any prior research or wandering. ② Rely on the guide in terms of providing candid and neutral feedback as you listen to the sales pitch by the store clerks ③ Enjoy our flagship in-depth Asakusa tour prior to the store visits
After an Asakusa history tour, visit the nearby Kappabashi Street, a shopping street lined with dozens of stores selling everything needed by restaurant operators. The Japanese kitchen knives are the mainstay of the products handled by them. Since the knife stores have a full lineup of the products, you will have the best chance to find some which you are genuinely looking for.























Reviews
fun and educational experience going through Asakusa with our guide Aki. the end was the best when she helped me buy a Japanese knife.
My guide Taka was absolutely amazing! He was very kind and knowledgeable about the city and the area, and went above and beyond the expected tour, showing all sorts of locations and sights. His passion for the history and the area really shone through from the beginning to the end. Once the tour concluded, he even helped with recommendations for dining and entertainment afterwards. I strongly suggest anyone who is interested in local history book a tour, it is a great way to spend an afternoon in Asakusa!
We thoroughly enjoyed our morning with Yoko. Yoko was very knowledgeable and gave us insights about the areas history that you wouldn’t get doing the visit unaccompanied. We love our knives and feel like we were taken to a very reputable store.
Mari was an amazing tour guide who was very knowledgeable about the history and traditions of the area. It was great to have somebody point out and explain all the small details I would have missed if I had walked in the area alone. I highly recommend this tour to anybody visiting the Asakusa area.
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