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Eating Tour&Local Asakusa! Explore Deep Asakusa with a University Student Guide!

Gourmet/food walk

Secret place

Japanese food

Venue : Tokyo,Taito City Asakusa

Plan fee : ¥5,000~
  5.0(12)

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Hi there! We're a group of university students working as flat-certified guides — all of us genuinely passionate about connecting with people from around the world.
We've walked these streets with countless guests, so we know how to share Japanese culture, manners, and travel tips naturally along the way. But forget the scripted tour. Whatever catches your eye or sparks your curiosity, that's where our conversation begins.
Every guide has a different background — a history student might uncover hidden stories in the streets, while a photography lover will know exactly where to find the perfect shot. Same place, different guide, completely different experience.
Got any questions about your trip? Just shoot us a message anytime!

Plan points

Plan flow

Time required

2 hours

Schedule

10:00 Meet at Asakusa Culture and Tourism Center!
10:10 Head to the observation deck there
10:20 Photo session in front of Kaminarimon Gate
10:30 Walk along Nakamise Shopping Street
10:50 Visit Sensoji Temple
11:00 Visit Asakusa Shrine
11:20 Walk along Hanayashiki Street, Ura-Asakusa, and Hoppy Street
12:00 Tour end!
*The start time of the plan is an example.

Remarks

Age limit

none

Maximum capacity

5 per

What is included in the price

For the kimono plan, the device to take photos

Things you need to prepare

Please bring cash for food purchases along the way.

Other

We walk outside for two hours.

Additional options

  • Kimono (Yukata) Rental and Photo Shoot!
    (Approximately 1 hour. Photos taken around Sensoji Temple and Asakusa Shrine. Since geta sandals are uncomfortable for walking, you can change clothes after the photo shoot.)

    Fee : ¥5,000

  • Get some food samples at Kappabashi! (About 1 hour)

    Fee : ¥2,000

The meeting place

Guest Reviews  5.0(12)

Sam

September 2025

Walking along Nakamise Street and trying delicious Japanese sweets together was so much fun. The guide was very friendly and easy to talk to!

Jay

August 2025

Great tour!

Lizzy

July 2025

I enjoyed shopping for Japanese goods on Hanayashiki Street. I bought a fan and chopstick rest at a good price, with a warm local vibe.