TITO's Tokyo Walking Tours
Itineraries & Rates
Tour # 1
Jindaiji Walking Tour
Rate: ￥3,000 per person
Include: Public Bus Fare, Entrance Fee
Exclude: Lunch
Meeting Place: Chofu Station (KO18), Keio Line
Departure Time: 9:30 am
Depature Dates: See Calendar
Duration: 5 hours
Level of Difficulty: Easy
Chofu Station--(bus)--Jindaiji (Lunch)--Jindai Botanical Park-(bus)-Chofu Station
Highlights:
- Jindaiji: The second oldest temple in Tokyo. The blonze Shaka Nyorai statue is designated a National Treasure.
- Soba: Traditional soba restaurants line the lanes and paths leading up to the temple.
- Kitaro Jaya: A goblin (yokai) themed cafe and souvenir shop based on the anime and manga of the GeGeGe no Kitaro.
- JIndai Botanical Gardens: This vast park, sitting next to Jindaiji, has the biggest rose garden in Tokyo and a variety of
flowers all year round.
Tour # 2
Fuchu Walking Tour
Rate: ￥3,000 per person
Include: Kyodo no Mori Museum Entrance fee, Train and bus fare
Exclude: Lunch
Optional: Japanese Tea and Sweets
Meeting Place: Fushu Station (KO24), Keio Line
Departure Time: 9:30 am
Departure Dates: See Calendar
Duration: 5 hours
Level of Difficulty: Easy
Fuchu Station--Okunitama Jinja Shrine (Lunch)--Kyodo-no Mori Museum--(bus)--Bubaigawara Station (Next to Fuch Station)
Highlights:
- Okunitama Jinja: This shrine is known as one of the five major shrines in the Tokyo area.
Famous Kurayami Matsuri (Darkness Festival) is held from late April to early May.
- Shimogawara Promenade: Along the way from the shrine to the next destination, we will walk along a 600 m straight promenade. This road is surrounded by flowers, blossoms and rural scenes.
- Kyodo no Mori Museum: This museum has not only an indoor museum but an open-air museum and also a vast park.
You can enjoy historical buildings and flowers all year round.
Tour # 3
Mt. Takao Walking Tour
Rate: ￥4,000 per person
Include: Cable Car Fare (Round Trip)
Exclude: Lunch
Meeting Place: Takaosanguchi Station (KO53), Keio Line
Departure Time: 9:30 am
Depature Dates: See Calendar
Duration: 5 hours
Level of Difficulty: Moderate
Takaosanguchi Station--(Cable Car)--Cable Car Station--(No.1 Trail)----Yakuoin Temple--Summit (Lunch)-- Cable Car
Station--(Cable Car)--Takaosanguchi Station
Highlights:
- Cable Car: This is known as the steepest cable car in Japan. It takes six minutes to go back and forth between the
lower and the upper station.
- Trail #1: Among numbered trails leading up to the summit, Trail #1 has a lot of cultural properties on the way.
We will walk on this trail between the cable car's upper station and the summit.
- Yakuoin Temple: This Buddhist temple was established in 744 on the orders of Emperor Shomu as a base for Buddhism in
eastern Japan.
- Summit: The photo above is the scenery of Tanzawa Mountains from the summit.
On a very clear day, you can even see Mt.Fuji.
Tour # 4
Tsukiji-Asakusa Tour
Rate: ￥4,500 per person
Include: Tokyo River Cruise Fare, Hamarikyu Entrance Fee
Exclude: Lunch (Food)
Optional: Japanese Tea and Sweets
Meeting Place: Tsukiji Station (H10), Tokyo Metro, Hibiya LIne
Departure Time: 9:30 amDepature
Dates:See CalendarDuration: 5 hours
Level of Difficulty: Easy
Tsukiji Station--Tsukiji Honganji Temple--Tsukiji Outer Market (Lunch: Walk and Eat)--Hamarikyu--(Tokyo River Cruise)--Asakusa--Asakusa Station
Highlights:
- Tsukiji Honganji: A Buddhist temple with an Indian look which is unlike any other architecturally . It also has a stained-glass
window above the entrance of the main hall that you'd expect to see in a Western church.
- Tshukiji Outer Market: This outer market is known as Japan's "Food Town", where you can taste all kinds of Japanese
traditional foods.
A mixture of wholesale and retail shops along with numerous restaurants line the streets.
- Hamarikyu: This is a large, attractive landscape garden in central Tokyo. Located alongside Tokyo Bay. It features seawater
ponds which change level with the tides, and a tea-house on an island where visitors can rest and enjoy the
scenery.
- Tokyo RIver Cruise: It takes about 35 minutes for this cruise from Hamarikyu to Asakusa. It is a great way to see the city
from the cruise on Sumida River.
- Asakusa: In Asakusa we will visit an observatory to get a bird's-eye view of the town and then visit the Tokyo's oldest
and most famous temple, Sensoji.
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*TITO's Tokyo Walking Tours uses English for its tours.
*Method of Payment
Please pay to the tour guide in cash (Japanese ￥) at the begging of the tour.
(We also accept payment through PayPal. Using PayPal, we have no access to your credit card
information. For further information, please contact PayPal.
*How to Recognize Your Tour Guide
Your guide will be wearing a cap with a TITO's Tokyo Walking Tours' logo in front (photo→).
They will be waiting for you at the tour meeting place before the departure time of your tour.
Please arrive at the meeting place at least 10 minutes before the scheduled departure time.
If you have difficulty finding the meeting place or are delayed along the way, please call the
emergency phone number on your Confirmation E-mail.
*About the Size of the Tour Groups and Booking
All the tours will be a small size from one to about six persons.
We accept booking until 18:00 pm on the two days before the tour through this website.
However, if the tour is already full, you may not be able to book the tour.
*Cancellation Policy
Since you pay at the tour in cash, there is no payment even if you cancel on the tour day.
However, please let us know if you have to cancel the tour as soon as you know by e-mail.
If it is the tour day, please call the emergency phone number on your Confirmation e-mail.
We do hope you will not cancel, though.
*The schedules and duration of all tours are subject to change because of the weather and number of
participants.
*For More Information, See Q & A.