Edo Tokyo Small-Group Tour: History, Culture & Local Experiences





Description
For those who would love to discover many unique aspects of the Tokyo Edo period in a well co-ordinated fun tour; history enthusiasts, for those who appreciate great cultural experiences!
Tour Options
Itinerary
We enjoy a spiritual fire display of the Japanese Edo period at a stunning temple
Visit a beautiful Shinto Shrine est.1627 with Sumo commemorative memorial stones!
At FUKAGAWA EDO MUSEUM relive Edo life via life-sized streetscapes!
This old-fashioned sweet shop gives you a taste of traditional Japan!
Visit a classic, serene Japanese garden with a tea house and pond
Highlights
What's included
Traveller Ratings
Important Information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
- Specialized infant seats are available
- Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
- All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Reviews(11)
Sandra was a great tour guide, telling us so much about Japan and the places we were visiting. The museum was a great place to visit to see what a small Japanese village would have looked like in the Edo period. The gardens were stunning and would be a great experience for adults and children alike. The visit to the fire ceremony was amazing to see. Thank you for your time and for such a wonderful experience Sandra.
Absolutely five stars! We had an unforgettable walking tour of Tokyo with our guide Sandra. She was wonderful with our kids—patient, engaging, and full of fun facts that kept them interested throughout. Sandra took us to fascinating places we would never have discovered on our own, and her local knowledge added so much depth to the experience. The photos she took of our family along the way were fantastic—great memories we’ll cherish. Highly recommend this tour for families or anyone wanting a personal and insightful way to explore Tokyo!
Yes we did a amazing time and I will love to have it again and I will pass it along to my friends and family and work colleagues
这是一段很棒的体验,Sandra对日本文化的热情和知识感染了我们。本次体验的路线安排很充实,我们在下町区域去了几处不同类型的地方,都很有趣。特别是参观到了日本佛教寺院中的火祭仪式,令人震撼!如果不是Sandra带领,作为普通游客一定会错过这样的体验。非常感谢Sandra的向导!要不是当天天气实在太热了,我们甚至可以游览得更细致一些。 This is an amazing tour! Sandra's passion and knowledge of Japanese culture have infected us. The route arrangement for this experience was very substantial, and we visited several different types of landmarks in the Shimachi area, all of which were very interesting. Especially after visiting the Fire Ceremony in Japanese Buddhist Temple, it was breathtaken. If it weren't for Sandra's guide, as an ordinary tourist we would definitely have missed this experience. Thank you very much for Sandra's guide! If it weren't for the hot weather that day, we might even spent more than 5 hours for this tour.
Amazing I encourage people to go on Pink Sunset cruise. Smooth sailing on catamaran!! Captain Morgan was the best 👌
My husband (German) and I (Japanese) joined this tour. I was impressed by the fire ceremony at Fukagawa Fudodo. There were many things to watch at this temple. Each place where Sandra took us was impressive and interesting. As Sandra has been living in Japan for a long time, she told us not only the history of each place but also she was ready to answer general questions about Japanese culture. Maybe she did not mention it because I am Japanese, but I thought that foreign guests should be informed how to behave at temples/shrines and if taking pictures is allowed. Anyway, I recommend this tour with a perfect and friendly guide Sandra! My husband’s comments are as follows: (in German) Vielen Dank für die vielen informativen Einblicke in die japanische Kultur. Es war schön, fernab von den üblichen Touristenattraktionen die vielen Facetten Tokyos zu erleben. Wir werden definitiv wiederkommen! Vielen herzlichen Dank für die schöne Tour! (in English) Thank you for the many informative insights into Japanese culture. It was nice to experience the many facets of Tokyo far away from the usual tourist attractions. We will definitely come back again! Thank you very much for the nice tour!
I thoroughly enjoyed the walking tour exploring a lesser-known area of Tokyo. Sandra was a most pleasant host and guide, knowledgeable and passionate about Japanese history. The highlights were the fire ceremony at the Naritasan Fukagawa Fudōdō with its spectacular sutra chanting and taiko drumming. The tranquil Kiyosumi Park and Gardens were a perfect ending to the tour.
Thank you, Sandra, for this incredible tour! Experiencing the fire ritual has become one of the highlights of my trip in Japan (no pictures in this review because taking photos was not allowed). I have also enjoyed visiting the Edo town museum as well as buying curious treats at the vintage sweets shop. Sandra went above and beyond to make sure I was enjoying myself, she had a lot of interesting facts about the Japanese traditions to share and was happy to answer any questions I had!
We are so happy that we took this tour with Sandra! The tour is very informative, but relaxing. No rush anywhere. logistics excellent, many places of interest in the neighboring areas. The fire ceremony at the temple spiritual and mystical. Sandra knows every detail about history and traditions. We also visited a small market, tried local food, bought local souvenirs. Visited sumo stadium, parks, even participated in wedding ceremony. Had a chance to eat a sumo lunch, just seemed to much for us... Sandra gave us best advises on the other activities we liked to do, helped with route map. In this half day tour we managed to see and experience much more than what whole day bus tours offers. Sandra is warm-hearted person, welcoming, open-minded. We had amazing and memorable day!!!
I had been interested in it for a while, but finally I was able to go. I was shown a two-hour course. I learned a lot about Edo town and culture that I seem to know but didn't know until now.