Step off the beaten path and explore one of Tokyo’s hidden gems: Kagurazaka, a charming neighborhood nestled between Shinjuku and the Imperial Palace. Once a historic geisha district, Kagurazaka now offers a unique blend of old and new—traditional shrines, cobblestone alleys, French-inspired cafés, and a warm, local vibe.

Your evening begins with a premium shabu-shabu dinner featuring wagyu beef and branded pork, served in a beautifully restored former geisha house. Paired with sake, this meal is both cultural and indulgent—an experience you won’t forget.

After dinner, stroll through softly lit alleys and visit serene shrines and temples that showcase Tokyo’s quieter side. Stop by a long-established tea shop supplying five-star hotels, perfect for authentic souvenirs. The cobblestone path of Hyogo Yokocho offers an ideal photo spot, reminiscent of Kyoto’s old streets.

Skip the crowds of Shibuya or Asakusa—this tour offers a more intimate side of traditional Tokyo.

Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller

Public transportation options are available nearby

Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness

Please note: This tour involves walking through narrow alleys, stairways, and slopes. It is not suitable for guests using wheelchairs, mobility scooters, or other mobility aids. Participants should be able to walk unaided and wear comfortable walking shoes.