How long is the Asakusa walking tour?

The tour lasts approximately 3 hours, including sightseeing, food tastings, and the matcha experience.

Is matcha included and what does the matcha experience involve?

Yes. You’ll take part in a matcha-making experience at a traditional tea house, where you’ll learn how to prepare and enjoy matcha in a calm setting.

What food is included on the tour?

Lunch includes either monjayaki or okonomiyaki with one drink (alcoholic or non-alcoholic). A local snack from Nakamise Street is also included.

Are vegetarian or gluten-free meals available?

Vegetarian options are available, but vegan and gluten-free meals cannot be guaranteed due to kitchen limitations.

Will I receive photos from the tour?

Yes. Photos taken by your guide during the tour will be sent to you by email after the tour.

Is the tour suitable for all ages?

Yes. The tour is suitable for travelers of all ages, though some walking is involved.

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A crowd of people gathers in front of the large red lantern at the entrance of Senso-ji Temple in Tokyo, Japan, with traditional Japanese architecture and signs visible above.

Three people sit at a table in a traditional Japanese room, listening to a man in a mask explain something. Dishes and drinks are on the table, and the setting appears calm and instructional.

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A person uses a bamboo whisk to mix bright green matcha tea in a ceramic bowl, set on a woven mat.

Tokyo

Asakusa Walking Tour with Matcha Making and Local Food

English

3 hours

(263)

Discover the heart of Asakusa on this 3-hour cultural walk and matcha-making tour. Explore Senso-ji, Nakamise Street, and enjoy a serene tea ceremony.

1 local snack
Tour photos (sent via email after the tour)
English-speaking guide
Lunch (okonomiyaki or monjayaki)
1 Drink (alcoholic or non-alcoholic)
Matcha making experience (at a local tea shop)

What's not included

Additional food and drinks beyond the included items
Transportation to/from the meeting point

Tour Highlights

Explore Asakusa's history and traditions
Guided walk through the old town
Visit Sensoji Temple
Learn about Japanese religious culture
Try Matcha making in a cozy tea house
Cook and enjoy Monja-yaki or Okonomiyaki for lunch

A group of ten people pose and smile in front of a large red lantern at the entrance of a temple in Japan. Some hold fans and signs, and everyone stands closely together for the photo.

Essentials to Know Before Booking

Vegetarian options are limited.
Please inform us at least one day in advance of any dietary requests or allergies.
Requests made on the day of the tour cannot be accommodated.
We cannot guarantee allergy-free meals or fully accommodate dietary restrictions.
Food is prepared in external kitchens, and substitutions may not always be possible.
Gluten-free requests cannot be accommodated.
You do not need to pay for the guide’s food and drinks.
Some locations are not accessible by wheelchair or stroller.
This tour is not recommended for guests with mobility issues. We recommend booking a private tour if you have difficulty walking.
Summer temperatures can reach 40°C (110°F), and winter temperatures can drop to -5°C (20°F). Please dress accordingly.
The tour starts on time out of respect for all guests.
Late arrivals cannot join the tour, receive a refund, or reschedule.