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During the Edo Period (1603 to 1868) Nihonbashi was at the center of all trade and commerce. It was home to the most powerful people in all of Japan. This sightseeing tour of Tokyo will transport you back to a time when Samurais and Shoguns walked these streets. Follow their footsteps and discover the best of Tokyo’s living history. This district is packed with age-old snack shops and traditional Japanese crafts. Yes, they are still standing, hundreds of years later! Nihonbashi is Tokyo’s best-kept secret, a treasure trove of a district overflowing with cultural and historical gems. Highlights include: • Nihonbashi Bridge where the 'kilometer zero marker' is located. • The Bank of Japan • Mitsukoshi, Japan's oldest department store. • My top picks of Japan’s must-try local snacks. • Authentic souvenir shopping at a 400 years old fan shop and Washi Paper shop. ….and much more! This tour is sure to delight history lovers, the culturally curious, foodie explorers, and inquiring minds. Allow 1 to 2 hours for this audio tour of Tokyo. There is a lot to discover inside our recommended stopping points plus there are plenty of cafes, restaurants, and snack shops along the route for a refueling break.
Price: £11.99 from VoiceMap
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