探索東京的美食盛宴：經典築地早餐之旅體驗

Tour Highlights

• Explore Tsukiji's intermediate market, home to over 65 fish vendors

• Enjoy a delicious breakfast at a local Tsukiji restaurant

• Sample a variety of foods at Tsukiji Outer Market's tasting stalls

• Indulge in traditional Japanese sweets, showcasing local flavors

• Discover regional culinary delights from across Japan

• Gain insights into the area's rich history and culture with an expert local guide

• Experience the vibrant atmosphere of Tokyo's famous seafood market

• Learn about traditional Japanese food preparation techniques

• Interact with local vendors and chefs for an authentic experience

• Photograph the unique sights and sounds of Tsukiji Market for lasting memories

Tour Details

• Local Guide

• One Drink Included

• Full Tsukiji Specialty Seafood Breakfast

• Walking Level Advanced

• Family-friendly (However– No Strollers)

Essentials To Know Before Booking

• Minimum Guest Requirement: At least 2 adult guests are required. Solo travelers should email for arrangements.

• Food Allergies and Restrictions: We'll try to accommodate but can't guarantee allergy-free or specific dietary foods. Some stops may not offer substitutes.

• Private Tours Option: Available for an additional fee, minimum 2 people. Select the add-on during checkout.

• Strict Punctuality Policy: Tours start on time. No refunds for late arrivals.

• No Joining Mid-Tour: Cannot join at food stops if late. To ensure all guests' enjoyment and maintain restaurant partnerships.

• Five-Minute Grace Period: Only a 5-minute wait after the start time, then the tour departs.

• No Phone Assistance Once Tour Starts: Unable to provide directions or contact guides by phone after tour commencement. Guides focus solely on the tour.

• Changes in Tours: Substitutions may occur due to public holidays, weather, or other unexpected events.

• For Rainy Days: Remember to carry an umbrella, which you can easily buy at any local convenience store.

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