Truly go local! Even in a popular city like Tokyo, you can find hidden gems and off-the-beaten-track adventures.
Explore this truly hidden gem neighborhood with a 100-year history of food and flavors. Meet some of Tokyo’s friendliest shop owners and hear their fascinating stories. Taste special snacks, and enjoy a delicious lunch. Those with a sweet tooth can also have fun trying a few things only available here, a visit to a local treat from a shop with a rich history of more than 100 years is a highlight to look forward to. This charming location has a great friendly atmosphere and creates original snacks and classics with a twist found nowhere else in Tokyo. Immerse yourself in this nostalgic neighborhood and visit regional shops celebrating prefectures (regions) across Japan, stop at a famous temple, and learn about this haven for older Tokyo residents who are still quite young a heart! The places we go around are wheelchair and stroller accessible.
Tour Highlights:
- Experience an authentic slice of downtown Tokyo life missed by many visitors
- Discover Japan’s regional and traditional flavors
- Hear fascinating stories behind food, culture, history, and the local way of life
- Enjoy an authentic lunch, dessert and a delicious array of tastings and snacks
- Visit places with more than 100 years of history and have a taste of Sugamo’s local culture and traditions
• Try local dishes at 5 food stops
• Lunch in a local restaurant
• Dessert
• 1 drink
• 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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