The Tokyo Shimbashi Night Tour promises an unforgettable culinary adventure through the vibrant streets of this dynamic district. Guests can expect a delightful progression of flavors, from sushi to teppanyaki and yakiniku, all while strolling at a leisurely pace and soaking in the neighborhood’s unique atmosphere. With a small group size and expert bilingual guides, this tour offers an intimate and personalized exploration of Tokyo’s rich food culture. What secrets might this night hold for those willing to embark on the journey?
Key Points
- Guided walking tour of Shimbashi area in Tokyo, featuring visits to three different restaurants for sushi, teppanyaki, and yakiniku dining experiences.
- Tour includes two soft drinks and water, and accommodates dietary requests with advance notice.
- Maximum group size of 8 travelers for an intimate experience, with English and Japanese-speaking guides.
- Meeting point is near Shimbashi Station, and the tour starts at 4:00 PM and concludes at the same location.
- Tour is not wheelchair accessible but is located near public transportation, and comfortable walking shoes are recommended.
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Tour Overview
The Tokyo Shimbashi Night Tour offers a guided walking experience, providing both Japanese and English-speaking tour guides to lead participants.
Guests will enjoy dinner at three different restaurants, including sushi, teppanyaki, and yakiniku, plus a dessert. Two soft drinks and water are included.
The tour is free for kids, and dietary requests like pescetarian can be accommodated if informed in advance.
With a maximum of 8 travelers per tour, the experience promises an intimate and immersive exploration of Tokyo’s vibrant nightlife.
The tour starts and ends at the meeting point near Shimbashi Station.
Meeting and Pickup
The meeting point for the Tokyo Shimbashi Night Tour is SL Square (Shimbashi Station West Entrance Square), located at 2-chōme-7-先 Shinbashi, Minato City, Tokyo 105-0004, Japan.
Guests should meet the guide in front of the SL Square Steam Engine, near the Three Ladies statue. The tour starts at 4:00 PM and ends back at the meeting point.
The tour isn’t wheelchair accessible but is near public transportation. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended.
Guests should note that restaurant locations may change based on availability, and the host will inform them in advance.
Inclusions and Exclusions
The Tokyo Shimbashi Night Tour includes dinner at three different restaurants, featuring sushi, teppanyaki, and yakiniku, as well as a dessert.
Two soft drinks and water are also provided. However, any additional food, drinks, souvenirs, or gratuities are at the traveler’s own expense.
The tour can accommodate pescetarian dietary requests, but you must inform the host in advance.
The maximum group size is 8 travelers per tour.
While the tour isn’t wheelchair accessible, it’s located near public transportation, and comfortable walking shoes are recommended.
Tour Conditions
Confirmation of the Tokyo Shimbashi Night Tour is typically received within 48 hours of booking, subject to availability.
The tour isn’t wheelchair accessible, but it’s located near public transportation. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended since the tour involves guided walking.
The dinner locations may change based on availability, but the host will inform participants in advance.
The maximum group size is 8 travelers per tour. This ensures an intimate and personalized experience for all guests.
Booking Information
The Tokyo Shimbashi Night Tour is priced at $204.47 per person.
Booking is flexible, as customers can reserve now and pay later. Cancellations are permitted up to 24 hours before the tour starts, allowing for last-minute changes.
The tour has a maximum of 8 travelers per group, ensuring an intimate experience. Confirmation is received within 48 hours of booking, subject to availability.
With its combination of convenience, flexibility, and small group size, the Tokyo Shimbashi Night Tour provides an appealing booking experience for those seeking a memorable culinary adventure in the heart of Tokyo.
Sushi Dinner
As part of the Tokyo Shimbashi Night Tour, guests embark on a culinary journey, beginning with a delectable sushi dinner. The sushi selection showcases the freshest seafood, expertly prepared by skilled chefs. Diners can savor a variety of nigiri, maki, and sashimi, each morsel bursting with flavor. To complement the sushi, the tour includes two soft drinks and water.
| Sushi Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Nigiri | Bite-sized pillows of seasoned rice topped with slices of fresh fish |
| Maki | Rolled sushi with various fillings wrapped in seaweed and rice |
| Sashimi | Thinly sliced, raw fish served without rice |
Teppanyaki Dinner
After savoring the delectable sushi, the tour moves on to the next culinary delight – the Teppanyaki Dinner.
The guests gather around a flat iron griddle, where a skilled chef puts on an impressive display of culinary artistry.
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Sizzling meats, seafood, and vegetables are expertly prepared and seasoned right before the diners’ eyes.
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The aroma of the grilled fare fills the air, whetting the appetite.
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Conversation flows as the group interacts with the chef, learning about the Teppanyaki technique and the fresh ingredients used.
Yakiniku Dinner
Next, the tour group moves on to the Yakiniku Dinner.
Yakiniku is a Japanese style of grilled meat, often beef. The tour guide leads them to a local Yakiniku restaurant.
Diners will enjoy premium cuts of meat that they can grill right at their table. The meat comes with a variety of sauces and accompaniments to enhance the flavors.
It’s a lively, interactive dining experience that lets the group savor the taste of high-quality Japanese beef.
After the Yakiniku feast, the tour continues on to dessert, completing the multi-course dining adventure.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What Is the Maximum Group Size for the Tour?
The maximum group size for the tour is 8 travelers. The tour information states that the tour is limited to a maximum of 8 travelers per tour.
How Long Does the Tour Typically Last?
The tour typically lasts around 3-4 hours. It includes a guided walking tour, dinner at 3 different restaurants, and ends back at the meeting point where it started.
Can I Request a Vegetarian or Halal Meal Option?
Yes, the tour can accommodate pescatarian dietary requests if informed in advance. While halal meals may not be available, vegetarian options can likely be provided with prior notice to the tour host.
Is There an Audio Guide Available for the Tour?
The tour does not include an audio guide. It’s a guided walking tour with a Japanese and English-speaking guide who will provide live commentary throughout the experience.
Can I Book the Tour for a Specific Date and Time?
Yes, you can book the tour for a specific date and time. The tour has a fixed start time of 4:00 PM, and the confirmation received within 48 hours of booking is subject to availability.
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The Sum Up
The Tokyo Shimbashi Night Tour offers a captivating culinary journey through the vibrant streets of Shimbashi. Guests will savor a delightful dinner at three renowned restaurants, indulging in sushi, teppanyaki, and yakiniku, all while exploring Tokyo’s rich food culture. With expert bilingual guides and a small group size, this tour provides a personalized and unforgettable experience.