Tokyo: Edo Museum, Asakusa, Koami Shrine & Taiyaki Tour
ID: GYG1484422-2267351
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Pays: Japon
Durée du projet:
08:00 horaires
Description
Trace 400 years of Edo at the Tokyo Museum, pray at Tokyo’s oldest temple Senso-ji, seek gold fortune at Koami Shrine, and savour a classic taiyaki. 9-guest guided walk with English-speaking guide.
Begin at the Edo-Tokyo Museum at 9:30 AM with your English-speaking guide. Step into a world of life-size reconstructions, samurai artefacts, and interactive exhibits that bring 400 years of Tokyo’s history to life. Enjoy a 60-minute guided tour covering the highlights, followed by 60 minutes of free exploration (admission included).
Next, take public transport to Asakusa. Explore Senso-ji, Tokyo’s oldest and most iconic Buddhist temple. Walk through the famous Kaminarimon Gate and Nakamise Shopping Street, visit the main hall, and soak in the vibrant atmosphere (approx. 45 minutes free time). Use this time to grab lunch — we recommend local specialties like ten-don (tempura rice bowl) or age-manju (fried sweet buns).
Continue by public transport to Koami Shrine, a hidden gem tucked in the Nihombashi district. Known as Tokyo’s premier “gold fortune” shrine, Koami Shrine is dedicated to wealth, prosperity, and good business. Browse the selection of unique omamori (amulets) and take in the serene atmosphere (approx. 60 minutes).
As a special treat, enjoy a freshly made taiyaki — Japan’s iconic fish-shaped pastry filled with sweet red bean paste. This century-old street snack is a must-try Tokyo flavour.
Walk toward Nihombashi, passing over the historic Nihombashi bridge — the symbolic starting point of Japan’s ancient highway system. End your day at COREDO Nihombashi Terrace (approx. 4:00 PM). You can visit the Nihombashi Tourist Information Center on B1 for a complimentary small gift.
The tour concludes at Mitsukoshimae Station. You may also choose to continue exploring the Nihombashi shopping district on your own.
Faits saillants
- Explore life-size Edo replicas and samurai exhibits with a guided tour.
- Visit Senso-ji, Tokyo’s oldest Buddhist temple, with free lunch time.
- Pray for gold fortune at Koami Shrine and browse unique omamori charms.
- Savour a freshly made taiyaki — Japan’s beloved fish-shaped pastry.
- Walk across historic Nihonbashi bridge to the COREDO Nihombashi district.
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INFORMATION IMPORTANTE
Comfortable walking shoes are essential — this tour involves significant walking.
This is a walking tour using public transportation (trains). No private vehicle is provided.
Please arrive at the meeting point by 9:30 AM. The Edo-Tokyo Museum ticket counter is on the 1st floor.
Lunch is not included — please bring cash for food in Asakusa.
The taiyaki experience is included. One piece per person.
A complimentary gift is available at the Nihombashi Tourist Service Center (B1, COREDO Nihombashi Terrace).
The tour operates rain or shine.
Meeting point: Edo-Tokyo Museum, 1st Floor
Address:1 Chome-4-1 Yokoami, Sumida City, Tokyo 130-0015日本
Google map: https://maps.app.goo.gl/c5GhpBmPZiauggyx5
INCLUS
- Edo-Tokyo Museum admission (¥800)
- English-speaking guide (2h guided museum tour + full-day accompaniment)
- Taiyaki (1 piece)
- All public transport fares during the tour
NON INCLUS
- Lunch (self-pay in Asakusa area)
- Personal expenses, souvenirs, and omamori purchases
- Other admission fees not listed above
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Annulations
Cette excursion peut être annulée sans frais jusqu'à : heures d'annulation avant le début du voyage. Si vous l'annulez après les heures d'annulation ou si vous ne vous présentez pas à l'excursion, le prix total de l'activité vous sera toujours facturé. Tout retard à la prise en charge ou au départ sera considéré comme un retard.
