Unknown Ginza

Explore Ginza Off the beaten track

Ginza boasts the most elegant and largest shopping area in Japan.

The area always offers the latest trends, but in fact, there are niche back streets and the oldest apartment in Japan that even the locals don't know about.

Come explore rare glimpses of Ginza, where modern and old fashions blend.

Taste Japanese whiskey at a local liquor store, try local food as you stroll the streets. You can also try unique Japanese experiences that only a personally guided tour can provide, including pachinko (Japanese pinball gambling)!

We can also take you to the famous Tsukiji markets and other stores you request, including bonsai and Japanese sword stores that are more accessible with a guide.

*We definitely do not force participants to shop at stores. Permission is required to purchase swords.

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Tour route may change depending on your pickup location.

 JPY 23,100 per group (*up to 6 people)

*If 6 people participate, that’s just JPY 3,850 per person!

Includes

• Pick up service from your hotel (central Tokyo area)

•  Local English-speaking attendant fee. 

•  Return to your hotel or to any location in central Tokyo.

Not included

• Your transportation expenses
• Your drinks and meals
• Admission fees (if any)

People with Mobility Issues

• The tour may vary due to accessibility requirements. 

• This tour may not be suitable for wheelchairs due to the narrow alleys.

In Ginza, there are places where you can enjoy authentic Japanese culture. Want some firsthand experience of genuine culture after your Ginza stride? We can arrange this to match your wishes.

After the tour, we recommend a leisurely stroll or shopping on your own, or you may wish to watch a Kabuki performance or dine at a long-established restaurant.

Ginza is one of the world's leading centers of fashion and cuisine. From our unique network of restaurants that have been operating in this district for decades, we can introduce you to hidden gems that tourists don’t usually frequent, as well as restaurants loved by locals, which are so good that we almost don’t want to tell anyone about. Whether its Japanese, French, Italian, or other international cuisine, in Ginza you will be treated to the finest.

Reservations are often required, so if you would like to dine in Ginza, please fill out the request form below with your preferences for lunch or dinner, including the type of cuisine and your budget. We will make some suggestions and help you decide.

*If you need our guide to join, you will have to pay for the guide's meal.

To book tour, send us the completed Tour Registration Form below.

Please see cancellation policy before booking

☆For groups of 7 or more.

☆Need a *National Licensed Guide Interpreter. If you want a more specialized high-level study tour of Japanese history, architecture, industry, products and food, we can arrange a National Licensed Guide Interpreter, at extra cost.

☆Need a Spanish or Italian speaking guide.