Wagashi tours in Japan
Experiencia Sentir el atractivo de Wagashi
Professional tour guide will take you to the authentic Wagashi shops in Japan!
Meet Wagashi in Nihonbashi
There are many long-established Japanese sweets shops in Nihonbashi since the Edo period. Here you can taste a wide variety of wagashi both historic and modern!
| Pick up | At Tokyo station or at your hotel in Tokyo |
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| Time | 10:00 - 15:00 (5 hours) |
| Visit | Wagashi shops / Fukutoku Shrine / Amazake (Japanese sweet sake) street |
| Includes | 2 wagashi at the shops, amazake tasting fees, English speaking guide |
Meet Wagashi in Asakusa
The guide will show you popular wagashi shops in the Asakusa area. You can also enjoy the must-see Sensoji Temple and Nakamise Street.
| Pick up | At Asakusa station or at your hotel in Tokyo |
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| Time | 9:00 - 16:00 (7 hours) |
| Visit | Wagashi shops / Kaminari-mon Gate / Nakamise shopping avenue / Senso-ji temple |
| Includes | 2 wagashi at shops, taiyaki making experience, rickshaw ride, public transportation fees, English speaking guide |
Meet Wagashi in Kyoto
Let’s experience Japanese traditional culture at wagashi shops with over 100 years of history. You can deepen your understanding of wagashi and the culture of Cha-no-yu (tea ceremony).
| Pick up | At Kyoto station or at your hotel in Kyoto |
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| Time | 9:00 - 17:00 (8 hours) |
| Visit | Wagashi shops / Nishiki market / Shijo-Ohashi Bridge / Gion shopping street / Kodaiji Temple |
| Includes | 2 wagashi at the shops, wagashi making experience, public transportation fees, addmission fee at Kodaiji temple, English speaking guide |
Meet Wagashi in Kanazawa
In Kanazawa, many famous Japanese sweets are loved as souvenirs. Explorer historical architectures and feel the roots of Samurai culture!
| Pick up | At Kanazawa station or at your hotel in Kanazawa |
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| Time | 9:00 - 17:00 (8 hours) |
| Visit | Wagashi shops / Ōmichō Market / Kanazawa Bikazari Asano / Higashi Chaya street / Kenrokuen garden |
| Includes | 2 wagashi at the shops, candy experience, gold leaf experience, shigure-tei cafe, public transportation fees, addmission fee at Kenrokuen garden, English speaking guide |