Meiji Shrine and Harajuku

Thank you for joining our tour! We welcomed 18 guests from Argentina, Czech Republic, Canada, Germany, US and Israel. While Meiji Jingu was busy with multiple events taking place at once, all the guests were individually enjoying their experience. Today one of our guests share us her hiking experience of the Nakasendo trail. Listening to her stories brought back memories of my own trip from several years ago of the path between the post towns of Magome and Tsumago. Walking this ancient trail was...

Thank you for choosing our tour at Meiji Jingu and Harajuku on September 22. We welcomed 13 guests from Malaysia, Australia, USA and Israel. 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. It was so comfortable day to have a walking tour. We enjoyed strolling Meiji Jingu Shrine without sweating. The day of that tour was the first day of the Autumn “Ohigan.” “Ohigan" is a...

Explore the Meiji Shrine and Harajuku on a free walking tour in Tokyo and also learn about Sumo history.

Thank you for choosing our tour at Meiji Shrine and Harajuku on September 7. We welcomed 8 guests from Sweden, Australia, Italy, Canada and Norway. 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 A Group B Group C Group D In this Meiji Shrine tour, we often take photos in front of the Japanese Sake barrels. Japanese sake is an alcohol and made from rice and water. ...

Thank you for participating in the tour of Tokyo Free Walking Tour of the day. We hosted 8 people from USA, UK, Italy and Spain. It was a very hot day but we were delighted to meet such wonderful people coming from so far away to such a hot place. As promised photos taken during the tour are posted to recall the fun moments we shared. Visiting Tokyo in this time of the year is the hard thing to do. You might wonder how Tokyo residents spend such hot summertime in the heated city. The best and co...

Thank you so much for joining our Meiji Jingu Shrine and Harajuku Tour on June 15, 2025. We welcomed 10 guests from the U.S., Mexico, Australia, and Singapore. Japan’s rainy season, called “tsuyu,” usually starts in June and ends in mid-July. It does not rain all day every day, but there are frequent showers and high humidity. Many places look beautiful and green during this season, so don’t forget your umbrella and enjoy the fresh atmosphere! About the word “tsuyu” (梅雨) In Japanese, the word fo...