Travel Experts Recommend: Join Our Kagurazaka Walking Tour in Japanese!
Just Arrived! Kagurazaka walking tours in Japanese
We are excited to announce that we have officially started offering Kagurazaka walking tours in Japanese. Why not join us on a stroll through Kagurazaka, Shinjuku, a charming town rich in history and culture, with a local guide who knows the area inside and out?
Kagurazaka is a district with over 400 years of history, dating back to the Edo period. It was once home to samurai residences and temple towns, and it later became a flourishing geisha district. Even today, the narrow alleys are lined with traditional restaurants and teahouses, preserving the elegant atmosphere of the past. Often referred to as “Tokyo’s Little Kyoto,” Kagurazaka is known for its unique blend of tradition and modernity, making it a must-see destination in Tokyo.
Kagurazaka Walking Tour in Japanese: A Special Experience with a Local Guide
Our guide, who has lived in Kagurazaka for nearly 25 years (or one who has been guiding tours in Kagurazaka many times), will take you through hidden alleys and introduce you to places only locals know. You’ll explore hidden gems and historical landmarks and enjoy some delicious food along the way. Walking through Kagurazaka with a local guide is the best way to discover the true essence of this unique neighborhood.
Tours Are Available in English, Too! Let’s Have an English Lesson While Walking Around!
While the tour is conducted in Japanese, we also offer tours with an English-speaking guide. Some Japanese customers even choose the English tour to combine sightseeing with language learning, and of course, we are happy to accommodate such requests. Since this is a private tour, we can customize the experience to suit your needs, ensuring a memorable experience for everyone.
A Favorite of Travel Professionals
We have guided many professionals in the travel industry, including concierges from luxury hotels and staff from international and domestic travel agencies through Kagurazaka. Even they were surprised and impressed by the beauty and charm of this hidden gem in Tokyo. Our walking tours have received high praise from international travelers, and we would love for you to experience the magic of Kagurazaka as well.
Welcome to Kagurazaka, the Town of Serendipity
Kagurazaka is often referred to as “A town of Serendipity,” where unexpected discoveries and happy surprises await you at every turn. Just like finding a book in a large bookstore by chance, you’ll experience the joy of discovering hidden shops, secret alleys, and historical treasures as you stroll through the area. Serendipity is the perfect word to describe the unique experience of walking through Kagurazaka, where every corner holds the possibility of a new and delightful discovery.
The name “Kagurazaka” means “the slope of the gods’ music.” In ancient times, “Kagura” referred to the songs and dances offered to the gods during Shinto rituals, and the area is thought to have derived its name from the nearby shrines that performed these sacred ceremonies.
Experience Serendipity with a Local Guide
One of the true joys of Kagurazaka is that you never know what you’ll discover as you walk through its streets. Whether it’s a charming hidden café, a beautiful historical site, or a quiet alley lined with old stone paths, Kagurazaka offers an endless stream of surprises. Join our local guide, who knows every nook and cranny of this fascinating area, and explore Kagurazaka through the lens of serendipity.
Kagurazaka is a town that blends history, culture, and modernity in a way that few places in Japan can. It’s not just a sightseeing destination—it’s a place where every visit feels new and exciting. Whether you join us for a tour in Japanese or English, we guarantee you’ll leave with unforgettable memories.
Come and discover Kagurazaka, the town of serendipity, and create your own special memories with us!
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How to Access Kagurazaka
The Kagurazaka area is conveniently located within 30 minutes from any major station in Tokyo. This is because Kagurazaka is situated in the heart of Tokyo, at the center of the Yamanote Line. Please come and visit this convenient and charming Kagurazaka.