Multifaceted Tokyo

Overview

Key Features

1. The Imperial Palace — the historic heart of Tokyo — The Imperial Palace Square preserves the atmosphere of the Tokugawa shogunate era. Majestic gates, sturdy stone walls, wide moats, and thousands of pines—symbols of longevity—embody the iconic spirit
2. Hamarikyu Gardens and Nakajima no Ochaya Tea House — Enjoy the traditional beauty of an Edo-period garden with a pond and uniquely shaped pines. Savor a special moment over a bowl of matcha tea and seasonal Japanese sweets in a historic teahouse.
3. Meiji Jingu — The Spirit of Traditional Japan — The main shrine in Tokyo, dedicated to Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken. Pass through the majestic torii gates, stroll along the forest path, and discover the traditional temizuya ritual.
4. Where meet architecture and fashion — Stroll along Omotesando, where flagship boutiques designed by world-renowned architects line the streets, and explore the youth culture hub of Cat Street.
5. Shibuya — the rhythm of Tokyo — The world’s busiest intersection and the statue of the loyal dog Hachiko is the place, where the rhythm of Tokyo, tradition and modernity can truly be felt
6. Tokyo lunch — You can choose rare wagyu ramen, hand-made soba, Edomae sushi at renowned Ginza establishments, or French-Italian cuisine using Japanese ingredients.

Itinerary

Day 1 — Tokyo

Multifaceted Tokyo

• 10:00 Tokyo hotel
  After meet your guide, your private driver will pick you up from the hotel in a comfortable car.
• 10:30 Imperial Palace Square
  In the historic heart of Tokyo lies the Imperial Palace Square. Majestic gates, massive stone walls, and moats recreate the atmosphere of the Tokugawa shogunate era. Thousands of pines, symbols of longevity and constancy, are spread across the grounds. The Imperial family still resides here, and this place remains one of Japan’s most important historical treasures.
• 11:30 Hamarikyu Gardens and Tea House
  Hamarikyu Garden is one of Tokyo’s most beautiful gardens. This exquisite strolling garden, established during the Edo period, is renowned for its tidal pond with seawater, uniquely shaped pines, and teahouses harmoniously integrated into the landscape. Savor a special moment by tasting matcha and seasonal Japanese sweets in a historic teahouse, immersing yourself in the atmosphere of old Japan in the very heart of the metropolis.
• 13:00 Lunch
  Lunch at a local restaurant (for example, a sushi lunch at Ginza, ramen, soba)
• 14:30 Meiji Jingu Shrine
  One of Tokyo's most revered shrines, dedicated to Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken. Passing through the majestic torii gates and along an avenue immersed in dense forest, you enter a tranquil space completely removed from the bustle of the city. Before worship, cleanse your hands and mouth at the temizuya—a traditional Japanese ritual observed since ancient times before entering sacred grounds.
• 15:30 Omotesando / Harajuku
  After exploring traditional Japan, immerse yourself in modern Tokyo. Stroll along Omotesando—one of the world’s most stylish avenues, home to flagship stores of global brands and buildings designed by renowned architects from Japan and beyond. Then head to Cat Street in Harajuku—the heart of youth culture and street fashion. Here you will find boutiques of emerging Japanese designers, concept stores, and Tokyo’s most unique fashion spaces.
• 16:30 Shibuya
  Visit the Shibuya Scramble crossing, known as the busiest intersection in the world, and the Hachiko statue—a symbol of loyalty and devotion. Experience the vibrant rhythm of Tokyo in a place where tradition and modernity blend in remarkable harmony.
• 17:00 Hotel
  Return to the hotel. Leisure time.

Practical Information

Start time/Tour duration

10:00 / 7 hours

Included

- Transfer by private car
- Services of a professional guide
- Entrance ticket, tea and Japanese sweets