Thank you for joining the Tokyo Free Walking Tour at the eastern garden of the Imperial Palace on March 20. We were delighted to welcome 29 guests from Mexico, Australia, Austria, Germany, Spain, Brazil, the UK, the US, Israel, and Argentina. Despite yesterday’s unseasonal snowfall and severe cold in Tokyo, today we enjoyed a pleasant excursion in great weather. We hope you had a wonderful time exploring, engaging in interesting conversations with our guides and fellow participants. As promised, we’ve attached group photos and snapshots to capture and commemorate our memorable experience together.
“Spring is around the corner”
The Japanese archipelago extends over 3500 kilometers from north to south, but most parts of Japan belong to a temperate zone that experiences four distinct seasons. Each season provides us with its own beautiful landscapes and food. In particular, spring offers us a unique blessing. After enduring a cold and harsh winter, many plants begin to bud and bloom, and insects become lively. Particularly, cherry blossoms are a visual delight. Entrance ceremonies for schools and companies take place during the first week of April, as the fiscal year commences on the first day of April in Japan. This period coincides with the blooming of cherry blossoms. They serve as a symbol of a new beginning in life for many Japanese.
We always strive to give high-quality tours. Your feedback is very important and useful
to us. If you have a moment, please consider posting comments about the tour on our
TripAdvisor /Facebook etc. Your remarks will certainly help us improve and continue
developing our tours. Also, please tell your family and friends about us. Next time
you’re in Tokyo, please come to another one of our tours. Once again thank you very
much.
https://tfwt.jp/top/meiji-shrine-and-harajuku/, https://www.facebook.com/TokyoFWT or Tokyo Free Walking Tour at https://www.tripadvisor.jp/.
Posted by Ritsuko
