Tastes of Tradition: Asakusa Half Day Food Tour with Lunch
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$252
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Description
Explore the alleyways of the nostalgic wonder that is Asakusa. Munch on regional snacks like rice crackers and pickles. Enjoy Japanese cuisine for lunch and wash it down with green tea. Yum, yum! Among the busy crossings and modern skyscrapers of Tokyo lies Asakusa, a district brimming with tradition and nostalgia. This tour takes you through its charming streets as you sample Japan's seasonal and regional flavors. From local favorites such as hand-grilled rice crackers and melon bread, to dishes of international fame such as sashimi, sink your teeth into the exciting tastes of Japanese cuisine!
Cancellation Policy
- Any cancellations made between 7 business days (21:00 local time) to 4 business days (21:00 local time) prior to the activity will be subject to a charge of 50% of the total amount.
- Any cancellations made after 21:00 local time, 4 business days prior to the activity will be subject to a charge of 100% of the total amount.
Activity Detail
Pricing Details
Prices Starts From:06-01-2020 Ends On:01-01-2038 Available Days: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
| Adult (Age 13 & Up) | $252 |
| Child (Age 3-12) | $126 |
Inclusion
- Lunch
- English-speaking guide
- Snacks
Min/Max Quantity To Book
- Max Qty: 12 (Maximum tickets can be booked)
Start Timings
- 11:00
Duration
- 3 (hrs)
Check In/Pickup Location Details
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Please make sure to allow enough time for check-in. If you arrive more than 10 minutes late after your meeting time, you will not be able to join the tour.
Additional Notes
- Additional meals and drinks not listed in the inclusions is not included in the tour fee.
- If you arrive more than 10 minutes late after your meeting time, you will not be able to join the tour.
- Please note that VELTRA and the tour provider will not be liable for any theft or loss or loss of property, as well as bodily harm or injury. Please exercise due caution.
- Guests who do not show up for the tour or who arrive late do not qualify for a refund. Please check the cancellation policy below for further information.
- Please note that dietary issues, allergies and cross-contact are not well-known or common in Japan, so many restaurants are not equipped to handle these issues. The tour operator and its partners make every effort to meet allergy and dietary requests, but please be aware that there is no guarantee these requests can be met in full. Please refer to the FAQ for Japanese translations for common food allergies.
- Emergency Phone Numbers: Ambulance: 119 (simple English should be okay) Medical emergencies in Tokyo: Tokyo Metropolitan Medical Information Service: +81 (0)3 5285 8181 English assistance: 9 am - 8 pm Medical emergencies in Kansai (including Osaka and Kyoto): AMDA International Medical Information Centre KANSAI: +81 (0)6-6636-2333 English assistance: 9 am - 5 pm
- Emergency Phone Numbers: Outside of Tokyo & Kansai: Japan Helpline: +81 (0)120-461-997 or +81 (0)570-000-911 English assistance 24h Other useful numbers: https://www.jhelp.com/en/jhlp.html
Dressing & Items to Bring
- Walking shoes
- Comfortable clothing
Schedule
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Meet Your Local Guide in Front of Asakusa Culture and Tourism Center
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Explore Asakusa!
Walk along the side streets and alleyways of Asakusa and let your local guide enchant you with stories. The district will charm you with quaint buildings and shops that breathe the past into the present. Day: Day1 |
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Lunch
Feast on Japanese cuisine for lunch. If you're up for it, you can have sashimi fresh from Tsukiji Market. Day: Day1 |
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Regional Flavors
Taste the exciting regional flavors of Japan as you munch on various snacks like hand-grilled rice crackers, Japanese plums, and pickles. The snacks vary according to season, so there's always something to look forward to. Day: Day1 |
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Melon Bread
This sweet bun, known for its half-dome shape and a cookie crust top that resembles a melon, is both a well-loved snack and a staple symbol in Japanese popular culture. Dig in and have a sweet time! Day: Day1 |
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Green Tea from Kyoto
The best way to end 3.5 hours of good food and fun? Wash everything down with a warm cup of green tea, all the way from Kyoto. Your guide will also tell you the basics of the Japanese tea ceremony, as you enjoy a drink that warms both your heart and your tummy. Day: Day1 |
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| 14:30:00 |
Tour Ends in Asakusa Area
Day: Day1 |
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