Tokyo: Nihonbashi Edo Culture Walking Tour
- Walk through Nihonbashi, the birthplace of Edo-period townspeople's culture
- Follow a curated route to hidden shops you wouldn't find on your own
- Visit historic stores still running continuously since the Edo period
What to expect
Edo, the former name of Tokyo, had already grown to a population of one million by the mid-18th century, making it one of the world's largest cities. In the early 17th century, skilled craftsmen and specialists from across Japan gathered to help build the emerging city under the first shogun of the Edo period. Today, several shops in Nihonbashi have been in business for nearly 400 years and continue to preserve their traditions. Join this two-hour walking tour through historic Nihonbashi to discover the authentic spirit of Edo through its long-established shops, local stories, and vibrant streets. Experience the "living" culture of Edo in ways that cannot be found at historical sites or museums, and gain a deeper appreciation of Tokyo's rich heritage

















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