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The Mukojima Hyakkaen Garden in Tokyo ! Tour Report of Asakusa and Ueno on February 19,2026

Thank you for choosing our tour at Asakusa and Ueno on February 19. We welcomed 9 people from U.S.A , Brazil , Denmark and Canada. 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. The season for admiring the blooming of plum blossoms has arrived. Mukojima Hyakkaen, located near Asakusa, was established in the late Edo period and was affectionately known as "Shin-Ume-Yashi...
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Buddhism 101 – Asakusa Tour, Feb 14, 2026

The other day I wrote that the East Gardens of the Imperial Palace is my favorite tour. Well, it happens that Asakusa is also my favorite tour. I think the Asakusa tour is a great "starter kit" for visitors to Japan to learn about Buddhism and Shinto. The highlight of the tour is of course the Sensoji temple. It comeswith all the key features of a Buddhist temple – not only the gates, the tower and the statues, but also thesurrounding area that prospered by catering to visitors for hundreds of y...
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When Tokyo Turned White☃️: Asakusa & Ueno Tour Report on February 8th, 2026 

A rare snowfall turned our Asakusa and Ueno walking tours into a peaceful, memorable winter experience shared with guests from around the world.
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Asakusa and Yanaka & Nezu Tours on February 7,2026:Best Japanese Sweets in Asakusa: Kameju Dorayaki

Experience a rare snowy day in Asakusa, Nippori and discover traditional Japanese sweets like Kameju dorayaki. Learn about winter sightseeing and walking tours in Tokyo.
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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.
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Bonds Woven by Winter’s Cold🧣 – Asakusa/Ueno Tour Report on January 25th, 2026 

Our Jan 25 Asakusa & Ueno tour welcomed guests from the U.S. and Spain. Experience Tokyo’s New Year atmosphere, winter traditions, and the warm connections formed along the way.
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Enjoy the Yanaka Antique Market, Asakusa and Yanaka & Nezu Tours on January 22.

Your participation in our tours in Asakusa and Yanaka & Nezu tours on January 22 are greatly appreciated. 9 guests were welcomed from Spain, Brazil, Malaysia, Singapore and Australia. It’s one of the coldest days in this winter, but sunny. Some of our guests kindly joined both of Asakusa and Yanaka & Nezu tours. As promised the photos which we took during the tours are posted. In the historic town of Yanaka with its good old streetscape, an antique market is sometimes held, offering the opportun...
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Asakusa Tour,January 17th,2026:Discover a New Side of Asakusa During Pedestrian-Only Hours

Near Kaminarimon, a pedestrian-only street experiment is held during certain hours. These car-light times are perfect for walking around Senso-ji Temple and enjoying Asakusa’s history and atmosphere at a relaxed pace.
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Asakusa and Ueno,January 15th,2026:Back to normal

Many thanks for joining us on our tours at Asakusa in the morning and Ueno Park in the afternoon on Jan.15th. We welcomed 8 from Canada, Australia and US. It was a tremendous opportunity for us to meet wonderful guests from several countries and to share interesting conversations. Also, it was really nice seeing some of you in both tours. As promised, group photos and snapshots are attached so that you can remember the fun we had during the tour. Asakusa Ueno Park Two weeks have passed since the...
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January 11th Tour in Asakusa and Ueno:Basking in the New Year’s lingering atmosphere

Many thanks for joining Tokyo Free Walking Tour. On January 11th we welcomed a total of 12 guests from Malaysia and the United States for our Asakusa and Ueno tour. As it was 10 days after New Year's Day and the middle day of a three-day weekend, both Asakusa and Ueno were crowded with people, but the New Year's celebrations were still lingering and the whole town was full of energy and a bright atmosphere. Some guests kindly joined our multiple tours, with some taking part in both the morning A...