Tokyo Matcha Neighborhood/Area Tours(13)
Vegan Ginza Tour
Explore the vegan scene in glitzy Ginza! Join us for an exclusive, 4-hour walking tour featuring traditional Japanese sweets, a tasty plant-based ramen, and more. Perfect for vegans, friends of vegans, or anyone who wants to try something new!
Back to Edo: Sensoji and Asakusa Food Tour
Centered on historic Asakusa, this tour covers Sensoji Temple (Tokyo’s oldest temple) and the neighboring Nakamise Shopping Street. Hear stories about the area from local guides and get insight into Japanese dining etiquette and food culture.
Tokyo Old Town Food Tour in Yanaka Ginza
One of Tokyo’s most charming neighborhoods, Yanaka Ginza is off the usual tourist track. Come sample Japanese street foods, learn about the area’s history, and absorb the flavors and sights of this adorable cat-themed shopping street!
Tsukiji & Asakusa: Tokyo Culinary & Cultural Walking Tour
Explore two of Tokyo’s vibrant food scenes on our delectable culinary tour in Tsukiji and Asakusa! Sample the freshest sushi at Tsukiji Outer Market, then savor the traditional flavors and street foods of Asakusa, Tokyo’s most historic neighborhood.
Halal-Friendly Asakusa: Guided Tokyo Food Tour With Sweets
Discover Asakusa, Tokyo’s traditional district, with peace of mind during this halal food tour. Visit the oldest Buddhist temple in Tokyo, browse shops along Nakamise Shopping Street, taste halal ramen and traditional sweets, and more!
Japanese Wellbeing: Tea, Miso, Regional Food, & Soba (Ginza)
Discover the secrets of Japanese health & wellbeing with a guided tour in Ginza! Join Kawada-san, your host, as you learn about & taste superfoods (matcha, miso, regional products, soba) at specialty locations. End the tour with a soba noodle lunch.
Tokyo Imperial Garden Tour, Ukiyo-e & Premium Dinner (2024)
Uncover the heart of Tokyo: Tour the autumnal Imperial Palace Outer Gardens, contemplate ukiyo-e masterpieces and delight in premium dining by a chef who used to work at a two-Michelin starred restaurant in this limited-time event.
Tokyo Imperial Garden Tour, Tea Ceremony & Ukiyo-e (2024)
Travel to the heart of Tokyo in this limited-time event. Tour the Imperial Outer Gardens, partake in an open-air tea ceremony and visit the Former Imperial Guards Headquarters (a National Important Cultural Property) to see ukiyo-e artworks.
Yanaka Food Tour, Bento-Making & Cultural Workshop (Tokyo)
Discover Yanaka, a Tokyo gem near Nippori and Ueno, in this unique experience led by locals. On this day tour, you’ll explore the area, visit Nezu Shrine and Yanaka Ginza, try local snacks, make your own lunch and take part in a cultural workshop.
Ikebukuro Adventure Tour: Games, Food, & Family-Friendly Fun
Join a 4-hour guided food and adventure tour in Ikebukuro! This family-friendly experience includes a game center, a food-themed park, and tasty treats like sushi, yakitori, wagyu, takoyaki, and sweets. Children can join FREE of charge!
Kagurazaka Lunch & Private Walking Tour with a Foodie Guide
Enjoy a walking tour of Kagurazaka, a former geisha district dubbed Tokyo’s little Paris. For lunch, enjoy ramen or a Japanese traditional meal at a restaurant picked especially for you! Wrap up the day with coffee or tea at a nostalgic cafe.
Kagurazaka Dinner & Walking Tour with a Foodie Guide
Discover the charm of Kagurazaka at night in this custom walking tour and dining experience! Dubbed Tokyo’s little Paris, Kagurazaka is a former geisha district in Shinjuku. Explore the area with a guide, and wine and dine at a local restaurant!
Shibuya Evening Tour: Vegan Ramen, Matcha, Games & More
Let a local guide lead you through the bustling streets of Shibuya in this vegan-friendly tour! Slurp delicious vegan ramen noodles, enjoy matcha and desserts with a view of Shibuya Scramble Square, and play arcade games in an unforgettable evening.
Recent Reviews from GuestsExplore Tokyo's Matcha Delights
Tokyo, a city where modernity meets tradition, offers an abundance of food experiences that delight every palate. Among its rich culinary offerings, matcha, a finely ground powder of specially grown green tea leaves, stands out as a favorite. For those who seek to immerse themselves in authentic Japanese culture, neighborhood tours focusing on matcha are a must-try experience. These tours offer a unique chance to explore Tokyo's vibrant neighborhoods while indulging in various matcha delicacies, from traditional teas to innovative desserts.
What to Expect on a Matcha Neighborhood Tour
When you embark on a matcha neighborhood tour in Tokyo, expect to uncover hidden gems that showcase the aromatic and flavorful world of this revered green tea. As you stroll through bustling streets and quiet lanes, expert guides will lead you to secret tearooms and modern cafes where matcha is celebrated. You'll discover the rich history and cultural significance of matcha in Japan, while indulging in a range of offerings such as matcha lattes, mochi, ice cream, and wagashi, traditional Japanese sweets. The tours often include visits to matcha shops where you can learn about the intricate process of tea cultivation and production. This immersive experience not only satisfies the taste buds but also enriches your knowledge of Japanese traditions.
Discover Unique Matcha Experiences in Tokyo's Neighborhoods
The neighborhoods of Tokyo each offer a distinct culinary scene, making a matcha tour a diverse experience. In vibrant districts like Shibuya and Shinjuku, you'll find contemporary cafes innovatively incorporating matcha into global desserts. Meanwhile, in areas such as Asakusa and Ueno, the focus might shift towards embracing the rustic and traditional aspects of matcha, often linked with Zen Buddhist culture. As you navigate through these neighborhoods, you'll have the opportunity to visit specialty stores and markets to sample and purchase high-quality matcha products. Whether you are a matcha enthusiast or a curious traveler, these neighborhood tours offer an insightful journey into the heart of one of Japan's most beloved flavors. Each experience is carefully curated to provide both gastronomic pleasure and cultural education, making it an ideal way to explore Tokyo's culinary landscape.