Tokyo: Imperial Palace with Nostalgic Alley Kagurazaka tour

Walk through the Tokyo station to the Imperial Palace where are one of the
Tokyo's must see spots. A long the way, a local tour guide will enrich your experiences by giving you the back ground of history that deeply connected Edo, or Shogun as you soak in the ancient beauty such as sophisticated castle wall, or Japanese garden.

From the Imperial Palace, we will uncover some hidden gems in the area that most people don't get to see. At first we will take you a local unique cafe to get a short break. After that, we will walk thorough some back street to get the unique shrine that worship god of love and bring you a great relationships. At the end, we will take you a hidden alley to enjoy the culture, snack, and history, in less touristy places giving you an insight into a more authentic Japan.

Everything you've walked through so far was once part of the vast grounds of Edo Castle. As you explore these areas, you're not just sightseeing—you're stepping into the heart of Japan's past. This immersive experience offers a real sense of just how grand and powerful Edo Castle once was, serving as the political and cultural center during the Tokugawa Shogunate. Please enjoy the feeling the scale. Sense the legacy. This is history you can truly walk through.

What is the hidden alley?
The location is called Kagurazaka. Back to 200 years ago, it used to be a red light district. At that time there were many of Tea houses where the Maiko, or Geisha performed. Nowadays, the location itself has a lot of local business shops, and restaurants in a traditional Japanese way. You can definitely enjoy the atmosphere of local Japan that you can't experience, if you go Asakusa, or Shibuya.