2026-02

East Gardens of the Imperial Palace

Tour report:The East Gardens of the Imperial Palace on February 7,2026

Thank you for joining our East Garden of the Imperial Palace tour on February 7th. On this day, we welcomed 11 guests from the United States, Australia, Canada, the UK, France, and Taiwan. We truly hope you enjoyed the tour and the many interesting conversations we shared along the way. As promised, we have attached group photos and snapshots to help you remember the fun time we spent together. Tour photos Group A Group B Group C A light snow was drifting in the wind that day, and it was quite c...
Meiji Shrine and Harajuku

Tour Report:Meiji Shrine & Harajuku on February 1,2026

Thank you for choosing our tour at Meiji Shrine and Harajuku on February 1. We welcomed 6 guests from USA, Brazil, Italy. I hope all of you enjoyed and shared interesting conversations with us during the tour. As promised, group photos and snapshots are attached to remember the fun times we had. Group photos Group A Group B Group C Tour photos The tour was held on February 1st, which means it’s already been a month since the New Year. Time goes by so fast!On February 1st, the Tsukinami-sai festi...
East Gardens of the Imperial Palace

How did Tokyo become… Tokyo? – East Gardens of the Imperial Palace Tour, Jan 31

Tokyo Free Walking Tour has tours in 5 locations. Each tour is special and interesting, but my long-time favorite is the East Gardens of the Imperial Palace tour. I like it because it is a great tour to understand the city of Tokyo. The tour starts from Tokyo station, which itself happens to be the building that has witnessed the rise, fall, and revival of 20th century Japan. We stroll through modern skyscrapers until we come to a point where we see the Imperial Palace and the Edo Castle side by...
Asakusa

Are Kami and Buddha the Same for Japanese People? Report on Asakusa and Yanaka/Nezu Tour on January 31, 2026

Join our free walking tour in Tokyo with experienced local guides. In the historic Asakusa area, experience the vitality and wit of Edo natives. In the nostalgic Yanaka and Nezu, discover hidden backstreets, local life, and visit the peaceful Nezu Shrine.