Edo Period

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Climb aboard a traditional Japanese rickshaw for an unforgettable view of the Asakusa district in Tokyo. Your knowledgeable guide will steer you to some of Tokyo’s many iconic sites, districts, temples and shrines while illuminating the history behind them all. Enjoy scenic views of maple and cherry trees, gardens, soaring skyscrapers, and traditional businesses. If you’re looking for a carefree, customizable way to see Tokyo, this is it. Apart from the above courses, we have other special course for guests who really want to get away from the city. If you have already seen the crowds and buildings in Tokyo, let’s get away from that and enjoy the view across the sumida river and go into places where you can refresh your mind under the quiet trees and monument of Asahi beer headquarter! We shall go across the bridge to the peaceful area of sumida park and Ushijima shrine where you can enjoy the Japanese garden park and lucky fortune cow shrine.

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Leave Tokyo's skyscrapers behind for a taste of daily life in historic Japan on this 3.5-hour walking tour through the Yanaka district. Developed as a temple town during the Edo period, people have long visited Yanaka for worship and sightseeing. Together with a small group of no more than 10 people, follow in their footsteps and admire the area's charming temples and cherry blossom trees.

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Toei Kyoto Studio Park, also known as Toei Uzumasa Eigamura, is a unique and immersive theme park located in Kyoto, Japan. It offers visitors the chance to step back in time and experience the Edo period through a combination of historical film sets, live performances, and interactive activities. The park is designed to look like a traditional Japanese town, with meticulously recreated streets, buildings, and residences that are frequently used as filming locations for period dramas and samurai films. Visitors can watch thrilling samurai sword fighting and ninja action shows, participate in ninja training, and even dress up in period costumes such as samurai, ninja, geisha, or Edo-period townspeople. The park also features museums dedicated to Japanese cinema and anime, where guests can learn about the history of Japanese filmmaking and see memorabilia from famous movies and TV shows.

A ticket to Edo Wonderland offers an unparalleled journey into Japan's Edo period, setting it apart through its immersive historical experience. With your pass, you'll explore authentic Edo-period streets and buildings, from samurai residences to bustling merchant quarters. Witness thrilling live performances, including ninja shows, samurai battles, and traditional kabuki theater, all included in your ticket. The pass also grants access to hands-on cultural activities: dress in period costumes, try your hand at traditional crafts, and learn samurai etiquette. Each themed area, like the ninja village and samurai district, offers unique, interactive attractions such as ninja training courses and escape games. What truly sets this pass apart is the comprehensive, immersive experience it provides, transporting you to a bygone era with authentic architecture, engaging performances, and interactive activities that bring Edo-period Japan to life.

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Explore the beautiful villages and towns of Shirakawa-go, Hida Furukawa and Takayama on our 9-hour package tour with access to a private vehicle exclusively for you and your fellow travelers. Our English-speaking driver will take you first to the World Heritage site of Shirakawa-go, followed by the fairy-tale village of Hida Furukawa, then onto the famous town of Takayama.

・Enjoy watching flowers on the vast land of Hitachi National Seaside Park! In different periods, flowers such as Nanohana flower, tulip, nemophila, rose, cosmos bloom here. ・Ashikaga Flower Park is known for its flower blossom through March to November. The blue nemophila can be viewed from late April to mid May and attracts great amount of visitors! ・Let's go to ONIHEI DOKORO, which is a reproduction of an Edo period shopping street.

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Explore the UNESCO-listed temples and shrines on our hassle-free private car tour. Start from the Shinkyo Bridge connecting the human world to the spiritual world, discover the culture and history of the samurai by exploring Toshogu Shrine, the most gorgeous architecture in eastern Japan. In the afternoon, take the Akechidaira Ropeway to enjoy stunning natural views, visit Kegon Falls and Lake Chuzenji, or immerse yourself in history and entertainment at Edo Wonderland. ・Operated by Japanese Our team, made up entirely of local Japanese staff, goes beyond the tourist spots. We tailor your day and ensure the best experience. ・Fully Customizable Itinerary Tailored to your preferences, including hidden gems and local restaurants, we’ll immerse you in the rich culture of Japan. ・Professional Guides and Drivers Our nationally certified guides and skilled drivers are passionate about sharing their love for Japan, culture and beautiful nature, making your journey truly special.

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Noboribetsu Date Jidaimura is a theme park in Noboribetsu that reproduces the customs and culture of the Edo-Jidai (Edo period), Here, you can enjoy viewing samurai residences, ninja trick houses and various stores that represent the Edo period. By the end of the day, you might as well call yourself a resident of the village.

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Experience the highlights of Kanazawa on our special, award winning, one day tour. Our professional guide will take you on a memorable tour of Kanazawa's unforgettable sights. KT have the renowned TripAdvisor Travellers Choice in Kanazawa. Your guide will take you to the highlights of Kanazawa and customize the tour to your desire. Professional guides will tailor the tour to your needs and ensure your satisfaction. Collection and drop off at your hotel.

For those who would love to discover many unique aspects of the Tokyo Edo period in a well co-ordinated fun tour; history enthusiasts, for those who appreciate great cultural experiences!

Enjoy a tour in the heart of Edo (one of the former names of Tokyo) The Imperial Palace has been located in the center of the great metropolice since the Edo (1603-1868) period where Tokugawa "Shogun" had lived. You may have seen photos of its exterior; the moat, bridges, stone walls and gates, but did you know that you could go inside, too? In this tour, you will visit the art gallery with displays of Japanese art and craft, the ruins of the Edo Castle and a beautiful park full of greenery, all within the grounds of the palace. You can also enjoy the views of the contrast between the modern Marunouchi office buildings and the traditional and historic grounds of the Imperial Palace. Learn about the history behind all the locations you visit at the Imperieal Palace and its surrounding area.

Design and dye your own indigo masterpiece in the old townscape of Udatsu in Wakimachi, an area that has been the heart of Tokushima's indigo production since the Edo period.

In the modern city of Tokyo, it is easy to forget that things were once very different. Join our tour guides on a tour of Tokyo’s history and culture. Learn what it was like before the city became one of the biggest in the world. Your guide can take you to fascinating sights like: Edo Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum: Be transported back in time in this collection of Edo period buildings that are in a beautiful outdoor museum. National Showa Memorial Museum: A look into the life of those in during and post-war Tokyo. Ryogoku Area: Learn about the capital of Sumo in Japan. Try Chanko Nabe, the Sumo wrestler hotpot! If you want to enrich your experience in Tokyo with some history, be sure to join us on this tour! Once you place your reservation, a guide will be in touch with you directly. Choose the top sights you would like to see and your guide will plan your private itinerary! If you need more time, please contact us for hourly extension fees. We hope to guide you soon!

Providing more backdrop to the epic historical TV drama 'Shōgun,' discover what it must have been like walking the Shogun's Castle grounds and surrounding areas with 'Exploring Toranaga’s Edo.' This unique walking tour guides you through the remnants of Edo Castle, along ancient Samurai pathways, and into hidden cultural treasures, offering distinctive and personalized insights. Experience the rich blend of historical narratives and contemporary Tokyo as you explore districts once teeming with nobles, samurai, and merchants. Capture the essence of Tokyo’s storied past and vibrant present. Join us in 'Exploring Toranaga’s Edo: Footsteps of a Shōgun' to uncover more about the heart and history of the Edo period in Japanese history!

This self-guided walking tour transports you back to the Edo Period as you explore Nihonbashi, Tokyo’s historical center of trade and commerce. Once the domain of Samurais and Shoguns, today it’s a treasure trove of cultural and historical gems. Stroll through streets lined with age-old snack shops and traditional craft stores that have stood for centuries. Highlights include the iconic Nihonbashi Bridge, Japan’s oldest department store Mitsukoshi, and authentic souvenir spots like a 400-year-old fan shop. Along the way, discover local snacks and take time to enjoy the cafes. Perfect for history lovers and curious explorers, this 1 to 2-hour tour reveals Tokyo’s best-kept secrets. Admission to optional attractions en route is not included.

Design and dye your own indigo masterpiece in the old townscape of Udatsu in Wakimachi, an area that has been the heart of Tokushima's indigo production since the Edo period.

You can experience a kimono and take a walking tour to learn about the city's past and new experiences, and watch entertainment shows including Japanese dance at the theater, which is a modern arrangement of the playhouse that was popular in recreational areas since the Edo period.

The tour of the Seven Lucky Gods of Meguro, Tokyo (a general term for seven gods that are said to bring happiness), which has been booming since the Edo period, was introduced in "Toto Saijiki" in 1838 this is a historical course. This Tokyo Seven Lucky Gods Tour, which traces the history of the town, is available in two courses. "Pray for Business Prosperity" and "Pray for Good Health Longevity", which have been used since the Edo period. This tour features the former.

Fujiyoshida City, at Mount Fuji's base, spans elevations of 650m to 850m, with an average temperature of 11°C. The land, affected by volcanic soil, was unsuitable for rice but ideal for barley, wheat, and corn, leading to the udon culture. During the Edo period, Fuji pilgrims frequented the area, prompting the sale of udon in homes for visitors. Many udon shops today still resemble residential houses, with subtle signage. The weaving industry thrived here from the late Edo to Showa periods, with women primarily engaged in weaving while men took up cooking and udon-making roles. This division of labor, designed to protect women's hands, led to the creation of Yoshida Udon, characterized by its chewiness and thickness, due to men's vigorous kneading.

Pickup at your hotel by your private certified Takayama guide. Enjoy your day with an itinerary that you can discuss and customize from the moment you meet your guide, with their advice on local festivals and weather. Get the most of your time in Takayama and get the experience you want with your personal local guide.