Easy · 3 hours

Tsukiji & Ginza Private Walking Tour: Outer Market Food & Tasting

From market delights to upscale elegance

About This Tour

Experience two sides of Tokyo in one tour. Start at the bustling Tsukiji Outer Market for fresh seafood and local delicacies, then stroll through sophisticated Ginza with its luxury shops, art galleries, and architectural gems.

Highlights

Tsukiji Outer Market - Fresh seafood and street food
Local food tastings - Seasonal Japanese delicacies
Ginza shopping district - From luxury brands to traditional shops
Historic Kabuki-za Theatre
Hidden alleys and local izakayas

Itinerary

9:00Meet at Tsukiji Market Station

9:15Tsukiji Outer Market exploration & tastings

10:15Walk through Tsukiji Honganji Temple

10:45Ginza main street architecture tour

11:15Traditional shops & department stores

11:45Hidden backstreets & local gems

12:00Tour ends at Ginza Station

What's Included

English & Spanish-speaking guide
Market food tastings (¥500-800 worth)
Shopping and dining recommendations
Cultural insights on Japanese cuisine
Photo assistance at key locations

This Tour is Perfect For

Food lovers and culinary enthusiasts
Shopping enthusiasts
Those interested in Japanese cuisine
Photography enthusiasts
Culture and history lovers

From

¥45,000

per group

Duration

3 hours

Group Size

1-6 people

Meeting Point

Tsukiji Market Station, Exit A1

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Frequently Asked Questions

What time should I book the Tsukiji & Ginza tour?

The morning session starting at 9:00 AM is strongly recommended. Tsukiji Outer Market is at its freshest and liveliest early in the morning, with most stalls closing by 2:00 PM.

Is Tsukiji Outer Market still open?

Yes! Only the inner wholesale market moved to Toyosu in 2018. The outer market with 460+ shops, restaurants, and food stalls remains fully open.

What dietary restrictions can you accommodate?

We can accommodate most dietary restrictions including vegetarian, pescatarian, halal, and common allergies. Let us know when booking and we'll plan the food stops accordingly.

How many people can join the tour?

Our private tours accommodate 1-6 people per group. The per-group pricing means larger groups get better value per person.

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Why Private?

Is a Private Tour Worth It?

A private tour isn't just a smaller group — it's an entirely different experience.

Typical Group Tour

Group size: 10–20 strangers
Route: Fixed itinerary
Pace: Rushed to stay on schedule
Guide credentials: Varies
Dietary needs: Not accommodated
Pre-tour planning: None
Scheduling: Fixed departure times
After-tour support: None

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Group size: Just your group (1–6)
Route: Fully customized to your interests
Pace: Your pace — stop whenever you like
Guide credentials: National Government Licensed Guide
Dietary needs: Fully customized
Pre-tour planning: Personal itinerary by email
Scheduling: Any date, any start time
After-tour support: Restaurant tips & help during your stay