Asakusa Private Walking Tour (With Japanese Experience in Option)

Exploring the historic neighborhood of Asakusa in Tokyo just got more enticing. The Asakusa Private Walking Tour offers an immersive experience, led by an English-speaking expert. Spanning 2 to 2.5 hours, the tour includes a local snack and caters to wheelchair and stroller users. But the real draw? Participants can opt for traditional Japanese experiences, enhancing their culture. With flexible group pricing and a commitment to comfort, this tour promises an engaging journey through one of Tokyo’s most vibrant areas. What awaits visitors in Asakusa?

Key Points

• Guided walking tour of the historic Asakusa district in Tokyo, lasting 2 to 2.5 hours.
• Includes an English-speaking guide and a local snack, with optional traditional Japanese activities.
• Wheelchair and stroller accessible, suitable for most travelers.
• Possible alterations or skipped spots due to time constraints, with comfortable shoes recommended.
• Cancellation and refund policy allows free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start of the tour.

Tour Overview

The Asakusa Private Walking Tour offers a guided exploration of the historic Asakusa district in Tokyo, with an optional traditional Japanese experience.

The tour lasts 2 to 2.5 hours and starts at Asakusa Station, Exit 4. It’s wheelchair and stroller accessible, and most travelers can participate.

The tour may be altered or have spots skipped due to time constraints. The experience includes an English-speaking guide, a local snack, and the optional traditional Japanese activity.

The tour ends back at the meeting point. Participants should wear comfortable shoes, as Asakusa can be crowded on busy days.

Inclusions

As part of the Asakusa Private Walking Tour, you will receive an English-speaking guide, who can provide translation in other languages upon request.

The tour also includes a local snack worth up to 500 JPY per person, such as taiyaki, melon pan, or curry bread.

Depending on the chosen plan, participants may also have the opportunity to experience traditional Japanese activities.

The tour is wheelchair and stroller accessible, and most travelers can participate.

However, the tour may be altered or have spots skipped due to time constraints.

Accessibility and Participation

The Asakusa Private Walking Tour is wheelchair and stroller accessible, allowing most travelers to participate. The minimum number of participants is 2 people.

However, due to time constraints, the tour may be altered or certain spots skipped. Guests should wear comfortable shoes, as Asakusa can be quite crowded on some days.

While the tour is generally accessible, there may be instances where participants need to navigate uneven terrain or stairs.

Cancellation and Refund Policy

Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the experience starts. If you need to cancel, you’ll get a full refund.

However, refund requests for external causes won’t be accepted. The tour may be canceled due to natural disasters or calamities beyond the operator’s control. In such cases, you will receive a full refund.

Prices start from $80.49 per person, with the exact cost varying based on group size. A lowest price guarantee is offered, and a reserve now, pay later option is available.

Confirmation is provided at the time of booking.

Pricing and Booking Information

Prices for the Asakusa Private Walking Tour start from $80.49 per person, with the exact cost varying based on group size. A lowest price guarantee is offered, and customers can take advantage of the Reserve Now and Pay Later option. Confirmation is received at the time of booking.

Group Size	Price Per Person
2	$80.49
3-5	$72.99
6-9	$68.99
10+	$64.49

Participants should note that on crowded days, the Asakusa area can be busy, so comfortable shoes are recommended.

Meeting Point and End Point

The Asakusa Private Walking Tour meeting point is located at Asakusa Station, Exit 4, at 1-chōme-1-3 Asakusa, Taito City, Tokyo 111-0032.

The tour lasts 2 to 2.5 hours and returns to the meeting point. This walking tour is wheelchair and stroller accessible, and most travelers can participate.

However, the tour may be altered or have spots skipped due to time constraints. Participants should wear comfortable shoes, as Asakusa can be busy on crowded days.

The tour includes an English-speaking guide, a local snack, and a traditional Japanese experience, depending on the chosen plan.

Japanese Experience Options

Depending on the chosen plan, the Asakusa Private Walking Tour may include a traditional Japanese experience.

Participants can enhance their tour by adding an optional activity, such as a hands-on experience with Japanese crafts or culture. These experiences could include making traditional sweets, trying on a kimono, or participating in a tea ceremony.

The duration and cost of these add-ons vary, but they provide an immersive way to dive deeper into Japanese traditions. Guests should inquire about the available options when booking to ensure they select the plan that aligns with their interests and schedule.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Is the Dress Code for the Tour?

The tour doesn’t have a strict dress code, but it’s recommended to wear comfortable shoes as Asakusa can be busy on crowded days. Participants should dress in casual, weather-appropriate attire for the walking tour.

Can the Tour Be Customized for Special Dietary Needs?

The tour can be customized for special dietary needs. Guests should inform the tour provider of any dietary restrictions or preferences when booking, and the guide will make accommodations to ensure the snack provided meets their needs.

Are There Any Photo Opportunities During the Tour?

Yes, there are numerous photo opportunities throughout the tour. The guide will point out the best spots to capture iconic Asakusa landmarks and scenic views. Participants are encouraged to take plenty of photos to commemorate their experience.

How Do I Get to the Meeting Point From My Hotel?

From your hotel, you can take the subway to Asakusa Station, Exit 4. The tour meeting point is just a short walk from there, located at 1-chōme-1-3 Asakusa, Taito City, Tokyo 111-0032. The guide will be waiting for you at the specified location.

Are There Any Restroom Breaks During the Tour?

The tour includes restroom breaks during the 2-2.5 hour duration. Participants can use the restrooms at the starting point and other stops along the walking route as needed. The guide will ensure there are sufficient breaks throughout the tour.

The Sum Up

The Asakusa Private Walking Tour provides an immersive exploration of Tokyo’s historic district. Led by English-speaking experts, the tour offers a comprehensive experience, including a local snack and accessibility for wheelchairs and strollers. Participants can also opt for traditional Japanese experiences, enhancing their cultural journey. With flexible pricing and a commitment to comfort, this tour ensures an engaging and enriching exploration of one of Tokyo’s most vibrant neighborhoods.