Asakusa

Many thanks for joining Tokyo Free Walking Tour at Asakusa on July 5, 2025. We welcomed 12 guests from Australia, US, Austria and South Africa. It was a tremendous opportunity for us to meet wonderful guests from many countries and share interesting conversations. As promised, group photos and snapshots are attached so that you can remember the fun times we had during the tour. Group A Group B Group C Tanabata is a Japanese festival celebrated on July 7th, based on a romantic legend about two st...

Many thanks for joining us on our tours at Asakusa on June 28th. We welcomed 8 guests from the USA. It was a tremendous opportunity for us to meet wonderful guests from many countries and to share interesting conversations. We’ve posted group photos and snapshots so that you can look back on the fun times we had. GroupA Today, there was a ring made of sacred grass or reeds in the precincts of Asakusa Shrine. It’s called Chinawa. Chinowa could be found at Shinto shrines. Visitors walk through the...

Thank you for finding us and joining our tours. This day, we welcomed two family groups and one solo drop-in guest all from the United States. The younger members were right through their final exam periods and looked especially eased and relaxed.  The rainy season in now on in Tokyo. We had minimum rain fall during the tour but overall, the weather was manageable.  We were very much impressed that all the participants were enthusiastic about learning new things they findalong the tour. We hope ...