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Retrouvez votre guide et votre petit groupe dans un lieu proche le matin ou l'après-midi et préparez-vous à découvrir le côté historique de Tokyo lors de cette balade de 3 heures dans le quartier de Yanaka.
Écoutez votre guide local vous présenter l'histoire et la culture de la région, qui a été créée comme ville temple pendant la période Edo du XVIe au XIXe siècles. Flânez sur la charmante Yanaka-Ginza, une rue commerçante d'antan où vous pourrez vous arrêter pour acheter quelques en-cas ou des friandises traditionnelles. Visitez le cimetière de Yanaka Reien, qui est un endroit populaire pour admirer des cerisiers. Peut-être que si vous venez en saison, vous pourrez admirer certaines de ces fleurs roses florissantes par vous-même. Prenez le temps d'explorer les nombreux temples de la région ; flânez dans le labyrinthe de chemins, et imprégnez-vous de l'ambiance, en imaginant ce que cela aurait été de vivre ici pendant la période Edo.
Veillez à poser toutes les dernières questions à votre guide avant de lui dire au revoir, près du point de rendez-vous, 3 heures après le départ.
Remarque : un minimum de 2 personnes par réservation est requis.

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Guide professionnel

Non inclus

Nourriture et boissons （100-500 yens en fonction de ce que vous voulez essayer
Frais de transport
Prise en charge et retour à l'hôtel

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Vous recevrez la confirmation lors de la réservation.
Aucun problème cardiaque ou autre problème médical sérieux
Un maximum de 10 personnes par réservation
La durée de la visite peut être prolongée à raison de 3 000 yens par groupe et par heure, payable en espèces.
Veuillez informer votre heure de départ lors de la réservation. L'heure de début est de 9h00 ou 13h00.
Non accessible aux personnes à mobilité réduite
Accessible en poussette
Transports publics proches
La plupart des voyageurs peuvent participer

Caractéristiques

Tourisme

95%

Culturel

90%

Sport

20%

Original

20%

Commentaires

4.9

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Robert M

5 | 2019-08-26

Great tour in Yanaka. We got to see the Tokugawa burial area, a temple, some interesting older buildings, and some back and very active streets. Incredibly hot day (95 with 95% humidity) so we took it slow and the guide (Junko) was very accommodating and pleasant despite the weather. Well worth taking the tour as it gives you a different view of other parts of Tokyo that aren't quite so busy. Also work wandering around the area near the Nippori station if you're interested in textiles as it's the largest area in Tokyo for that.

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David B

5 | 2019-07-03

A great way to start your trip. We had 7 in our group and it was a fun bunch. Our guide, Yuki, did an amazing job of explaining history, the significance and meanings of what we were seeing and taught us the proper way to cleanse and bow at a temple (there are 3 bows so you need to know which one you're doing)! Yuki gave us a great understanding of Japan's history. As you start to understand the timeline of how things took shape in Japan over the centuries it's truly remarkable and really brought what we were seeing to life. It's just a great way to ask a ton of questions and "get your feet wet" in Tokyo.

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varneyosu

5 | 2018-06-17

Really enjoyed this tour! We are a family of 4 16yr old boy and 17 yr old girl and we all enjoyed this so much! Hisako was great guide and had so much knowledge of the area! We had so many questions and she was able to answer them all! Lots of walking which was new for us but it felt great!

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David G

5 | 2018-03-03

Your trip to Tokyo will not be complete without taking this tour. Our guide, Eriko met us at the train station dressed in a traditional kimono and then led us on a journey through Yanaka's many important shrines and residential areas which included two bakeries, a sake brewery and the main shopping street. This tour was very peaceful and relaxing as it felt like we were far away from the busy and crowded streets of central Tokyo.Most valuable were the insights Eriko provided on Japanese history and modern culture that provided us a depth and richness to our experience in Japan that we did not receive elsewhere. The tour requires a good amount of walking but there were plenty of places to get water and no shortage of restrooms. Don't miss the apple pie.

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Nurliyana Z

5 | 2017-10-19

We had an amazing time with Mikko san for our Yanesen tour. She showed us so many interesting places in the area and she was very knowledgeable and informative. Though it was raining the whole time we were there, Mikko san made us feel very welcome and was very cheerful and kept our mood up. The Yanesen area is rich in history and has many beautiful shrines and temples. Our favourite place to see was surprisingly the Yanaka cemetery. It was interesting to see how the Japanese people honour their dead. We were also able to see the tomb of the last shogun. All in all, we rate our experience 5 stars. Highly recommended!

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Emily A

5 | 2017-09-26

I could not make the tour! I heard it was amazing and plan on booking next time when I go back

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