This tour offers a fascinating journey through Japan's food culture, taking you on a historical and culinary adventure from Nihonbashi to Akihabara. You'll explore traditional snacks, fusion desserts, and handpicked shops that date back over 100 years. The tour also covers the transformation of Japan after the war, discussing technological advances and unique subcultures. Suitable for pescatarians and children aged 6 or older, this tour promises to be an unforgettable experience for those with a love of delicious food and an open mind.
Snacks Dashi. Katsuobushi. Kombu. Satsuma-age. Amazake. Imo Kenpi. Daifuku or Dorayaki. Pokemon Taiyaki. Matcha (green tea) bubble tea or ice-cream
The tour explores the food culture of Japan, including traditional snacks and fusion desserts.
The tour includes traditional snacks such as Satsuma-age, Amazake, Imo Kenpi, and Daifuku.
The tour is not suitable for strict vegetarians or vegans. However, if you are a pescatarian, the tour can accommodate you.
The tour is not suitable for children under 6 years of age. Children aged 6 years or older must be able to meet the group walking requirement.
All tours take place as scheduled, including in heavy rain, unless there is a Red Warning or Purple Emergency Warning issued by the Japan Meteorological Agency.
Great tour, Yasu is an excellent tour guide, very knowledgeable, easy to talk to, and very friendly. Absolutely loved the tour, learnt so much about Tokyo and Japan.
Seaside17636679839
January 23, 2026
Invitation to Japanese culture through food.
It was very refreshing to be introduced to the past (Nihonbashi), present (Tokyo Station) and future (Akihabara) of Tokyo on a food tour. I also really enjoyed the simple and easy-to-understand explanation of the guide MIKO, and the food selection at each store, which I don't even know about.
計 古
December 30, 2025
Seaside17636679839
January 23, 2026
4 hour walking tour
Great tour, Yasu is an excellent tour guide, very knowledgeable, easy to talk to, and very friendly. Absolutely loved the tour, learnt so much about Tokyo and Japan.
計 古
December 30, 2025
Invitation to Japanese culture through food.
It was very refreshing to be introduced to the past (Nihonbashi), present (Tokyo Station) and future (Akihabara) of Tokyo on a food tour. I also really enjoyed the simple and easy-to-understand explanation of the guide MIKO, and the food selection at each store, which I don't even know about.
