Experience some of Japan’s most amazing flavors and culture-defining ingredients. Develop a deeper understanding of what makes Japanese cuisine so exquisite and unique while hearing the stories of how food, culture, and history evolved in Nihombashi, one of Tokyo’s oldest and most influential culinary neighborhoods. Spend an afternoon like a local and experience the beautiful harmony of traditional and modern. Learn about the famous foods from different regions of Japan, the process of making them, and why they come from those areas. Visit shops that have hundreds of years of history, unearth how they have thrived over the years, and discover the beauty of Japan in this 3-hour adventure. The places we go around are wheelchair and stroller accessible.
Tour Highlights:
- Visit 7 food stops showcasing the different flavors, regions, and traditions of Japanese cuisine and tea.
- Indulge your senses with authentic Japanese traditional sweets made by an artisan paired with local green tea.
- Visit Japan’s oldest and most expensive fruit shop.
- Enjoy delicious lunch choices of Soba, Tempura and Sashimi Set, Grilled Fish, or Chicken Sukiyaki (selection may vary depending on the season).
- Combine history and culture with delicious food and hear fascinating stories from our local expert.
• Try local dishes at 7 food stops
• Local Japanese Lunch
• One complimentary drink
• Regional food tasting
• Local English speaking guide
• Hotel pick up not included (can be arranged for an additional charge)
• Gratuity
• Transportation costs
• Additional drinks or food (not included but possible to purchase at guest expense)
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