About this experience
Traveling through Ginza, your guide will show you the sights, sounds, and most importantly, tastes of Tokyo most tourists do not get to experience. Visit Gado Shita, a lively restaurant district built up under the brick arches beneath the elevated train tracks. You will also see the famous landmarks of Tokyo’s most expensive real estate area.
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What to expect
Meet at Ginza Wako clock tower
4:00 PM startMake your own way to the base of the iconic clock tower at Ginza Wako — your guide will be waiting here at 4:00 PM.
Gado Shita restaurant district
Step into the atmospheric dining lane built beneath the elevated railway arches — a lively cluster of small restaurants unlike anywhere else in the city.
Four food stops with drinks and dessert
Work through a curated sequence of local dishes, two included drinks and a dessert, stopping at spots your guide has personally vetted.
Yokocho alley walk
Wander the retro narrow alleys of Yokocho, where the signage, the lanterns and the izakayas have barely changed since the 1970s.
Tour ends
7:00 PM finishThe tour wraps up at approximately 7:00 PM, leaving you free to continue your evening in Ginza.
Meeting point
4 Chome-5-11 Ginza, Chuo City, Tokyo, Japan
Head to the base of the clock tower at Ginza Wako department store. Your guide will meet you there at 4:00 PM. No printed ticket required — have your booking confirmation ready on your phone.
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- Comfortable walking shoes
- A face mask (required throughout the tour)
- Your booking confirmation (mobile is fine)
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Frequently asked questions
Where exactly do I meet the guide?
Meet at the base of the clock tower at Ginza Wako, located at 4 Chome-5-11 Ginza, Chuo City. The clock tower is a well-known landmark and easy to spot.
Do I need to print my ticket?
No — a mobile ticket or booking confirmation shown on your phone is sufficient.
Will there be enough food to count as dinner?
The tour includes tastings at four stops plus two drinks and dessert, so most guests find it a satisfying evening meal spread across multiple venues.
What happens if a restaurant on the route is closed?
The guide will substitute an equivalent stop — the itinerary can flex around public holidays, weather and restaurant schedules.
Is the tour suitable for children?
Children under 3 join free of charge, though no seat will be reserved for them. Older children are welcome, though the tour is primarily designed for adult food enthusiasts.
Are dietary requirements catered for?
The supplier data does not confirm specific dietary accommodations. If you have allergies or restrictions, contact us before booking so we can check with the operator.