Asakusa

Welcoming 6 guests from the two countries, Australia and Mexico, we had the tour to Asakusa Temple and Asakusa Shrines. As the Nakamise Street, which is the approach to the temple’s main hall, is always crowded, 6 people were the decent size as a group. Thanks to the sunny weather, we had the good tour of one and a half hour, regardless of the cold wind. The tours of Tokyo Free Walking Tour are the best choice for their group size, free talking and questions and answers during the tours. Custome...

Thank you for spending your precious time on TFWT’s tour in Asakusa on November 27th. We welcomed 9 people from USA and Indonesia. It was unusually warm and clear weather at the end of autumn. We hope you had a nice time in Asakusa with us. As promised, the photos we took during the tour are posted. Antenna shops are stores which specialize in local products such as food, drinks and traditional crafts representing 47 prefectures. These shops spread the beauty of those regional products, tourism ...

Thank you for choosing our tour at Asakusa on Nov.20th,2024. We welcomed 16 guests from USA, Australia, Spain 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 in spite of cold rain. Have you heard of Antenna Shop in Tokyo? There are 47prefectures in Japan. Each of them have their own specialities. Even your vacation time is limited, you can visit many areas in ...

Thank you for joining our Asakusa tour. Today, we hosted 14 guests from the Philippines, Germany and the United States. We were able to have an agreeable walk with lively exchange of questions and comments while having a glimpse of slightly yellowed ginkgo trees. We hope this occasion has inspired you more for better understanding the Japanese culture and history. Indeed, we really had the repeating guests for our last year’s tour. We really appreciate that. Thank you again for your patience, co...

Thank you for joining our tour in Asakusa on November 9th. We welcomed 16 people from Australia, Singapore, Philippines, Italy, France, Germany and America. It was nice on a clear day in late autumn. The Nakamise Shopping street was crowded with people but we hope you enjoyed walking with us. The photos taken during the tour are posted for your memory. The ‘Tori-no-ichi’ Festival is held throughout the country on each day of the Rooster in November every year. Among them, Ootori Shrine’s event i...