Report Around Japan in a Half Day Tour on Nov.15
Step into a mini Japanese adventure in Tokyo! This half-day walking tour offers regional food tastings, cultural experiences, and a unique journey through Japan’s diversity
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East Gardens of the Imperial Palace Chushingura and Japanese mentality ; Tour Report of The East Garden of the Imperial Palace on Nov 15th,2025
“Discover Tokyo’s rich history on a cultural walking tour of the Imperial Palace East Garden. Explore the Chushingura story, samurai traditions, and Japanese mentality on this unforgettable sightseeing experience.”
Asakusa Discover Asakusa in Late Autumn on November 15, 2025
Many thanks for joining Tokyo Free Walking Tour at Asakusa on November 15, 2025. We welcomed 10 guests from Canada, Austria, Denmark, Sweden and Romania. 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 If you are planning your Tokyo sightseeing in November, make sure to include Asakusa in your ...
Meiji Shrine and Harajuku Greetings “Gokigenyo”; Tour Report of Meiji Jingu Shrine and Harajuku town on 13 November 2025, where high-society & Commoners’ Cultures are blended
Gokigenyo! High-Society Greetings Thank you very much to the guests who participated in the tour of the day. On that day we hosted 8 people from USA, Canada and UK. It was a cloudy and cold morning so a roasted sweet potato sold near the entrance of Meiji Jingu Shrine could taste very nice. Sweet, sweet potato roasted on the stone oven is traditional Japanese commoners' food which you can bite on the street without folks and knives like hamburgers. It is a great contrast with the imperial shrine...
East Gardens of the Imperial Palace Tour Report: The East Gardens of the Imperial Palace on November 8, 2025 : Warmth on Demand
Thank you for joining our tour! We welcomed 16 guests from Israel, France, Germany, Hungary, US, Italy and Austria. The weather was perfect for a long walking tour. Hope everyone enjoyed the interaction. Thirsty from the dry air, I went to grab cold water from the vending machine in the resting area. But when I realized they had hot drinks available, it was that perfect moment of 'Ah, it's that time of year again,'. Hot canned/bottled beverages from vending machines are such a natural part of ou...
Asakusa Quiet Rain, Fresh Discoveries🧐: A Day in Asakusa and Ueno – November 9th, 2025
Discover the charm of Asakusa and Ueno with Tokyo Free Walking Tour.
Report Three reasons why you should visit Fukushima for sightseeing 【PART Ⅱ】: Tour Report of Around Japan in a Half Day Tour on Nov 8th,2025
“Join our half-day tour on Nov 8 2025 through Fukushima Prefecture and discover three compelling reasons to visit: short access from Tokyo, samurai history in Aizu, and delicious local cuisine. Explore why this region is a hidden gem for travellers.”
Asakusa Time to Enjoy Urban Autumn Leaves
Thank you for joining our tours. It was an agreeable autumn day, and we enjoyed our walk while sharing friendly and inspiring conversation. Now it is the time to appreciate Tokyo’s autumn leaves. The gingko trees will soon assume yellow hue, reaching their peak toward the end of November. The season had just begun and we were able to find some earlier colors. For the future guests, we invite you to come and see the urban scenes of modern buildings with yellow gingko leaves glowing in the slantin...
Meiji Shrine and Harajuku Tokyo’s Sacred Forest Secrets: A Meiji Shrine Tour Report on Culture Day
Join our Meiji Shrine tour report: Discover the history of Culture Day (Bunka no Hi), the beauty of the Chrysanthemum Exhibition (Kikka-ten), and the sacred forest. Book your Tokyo Free Walking Tour for an unforgettable autumn experience!
Report Around Japan in a half Day Tour on Nov.1st
Thank you for choosing our “Around Japan in a Half Day Tour” on Nov.1st. We welcomed 2 guests from Canada. I hope all of youenjoyed and shared interesting conversations with us during the tour. The Japanese archipelago stretches approximately 3,000 km from north to south. It also experiences distinct four seasons. Even during the same period, the climate and scenery vary greatly depending on location. Even the same place shows a vastly different appearance depending on the season. While places l...