Asakusa Kimono Stroll & Cultural Food Tour w/ Tea Ceremony

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Duration
3 hours
Number of Guests
2 - 6 guests
Accessibility
Family-friendly
Language
Japanese, English
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Wear kimono, With dessert, With 2 drinks, Free for kids

Explore the district of Asakusa while wearing a Japanese kimono and taste a variety of foods, then join a traditional tea ceremony and get your photos taken by a professional photographer.

Highlights

  • Immerse yourself in Japanese culture in the traditional district of Asakusa

  • Learn about the history of Asakusa, traditional Japanese customs, and have some of the best local food in Asakusa

  • Eat 4 different foods across 4 different restaurants

  • End the tour with an authentic Japanese tea ceremony experience, where a professional photographer will take stunning photos of you

  • If you book for 2 guests or more, the experience will automatically become private, and will close for booking

For each guest that attends this experience, byFood will donate
10 meals

Experience Details

Asakusa is one of the most traditional districts in Tokyo, home to the biggest Buddhist temple in the city, Sensoji, and the vibrant Nakamise Dori Shopping Street. Step back in time and join this Asakusa kimono and traditional culture food tour, an opportunity for you to wear a beautiful Japanese kimono and experience the traditional side of Tokyo. Imagine yourself riding in a Japanese rickshaw and eating a variety of delicious Japanese food, followed by a Japanese tea ceremony. Well, look no further, this is your moment!


During this Asakusa kimono and culture food tour, you’ll eat a number of delicious Japanese foods and explore the streets of Asakusa while wearing a beautiful Japanese kimono. Firstly, you’ll taste some fresh sushi. Next, you’ll try the best deep-fried tempura on offer in Asakusa at the local heaven of tempura, followed by yakiniku (Japanese barbeque) meal at a specialty restaurant. You’ll visit the majestic Sensoji Temple, famous for its festivals and street food. This is the perfect opportunity to try some takoyaki (octopus balls), a famous street food snack from Osaka.


Stroll the streets of Asakusa between meals, exploring alleyways filled with history. You’ll see a number of old-style shops and markets along the way, and some of the most delicious foods in Asakusa. End this experience with a Japanese tea ceremony, where you’ll experience the ritual of serving and enjoying matcha green tea. A professional photographer will join you to take great pictures of this unforgettable expereince.

Inclusions

  • A 3-hour kimono and traditional culture food tour in the Asakusa area

  • Kimono rental

  • A traditional Japanese tea ceremony with sweets and a professional photographer who will join you during the experience

  • 4 foods at different stops and 2 drinks included at the yakiniku beef restaurant

Exclusions

  • Any additional food, drink, or souvenir purchases

  • Alcoholic Drinks (available to purchase)

Meeting Point and Meeting Time

  • Meet your host in front of the Asakusa Culture Tourist Information Center Address: 2-18-9 Kaminarimon, Taito-ku Tokyo. A Google Maps link will be provided upon booking.

Remarks

  • This experience is free for kids! Please write the number of children who will be attending on the checkout page

  • Please be reminded to wear comfortable shoes because there will be a lot of walking

Cancellation Policy

Cancel your booking at least 2 days before the experience start time to receive a full refund minus a 3.2% transaction fee.

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Experience Location

Home to the famous Sensoji Temple, a Buddhist temple built in the 7th century, Asakusa overflows with rich history and traditional culture. In the past, Asakusa was Tokyo’s leading entertainment district, a red light district with a number of kabuki theaters. Most of Asakusa was destroyed during World War II, but it has since grown into one of Tokyo's most visited tourist spots. Here, you'll find Nakamise Dori, a bustling shopping street lined with local snack and souvenir shops. Asakusa also has other attractions such as parks, public baths, and museums.

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For each guest that attends this experience, byFood will donate
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