Day 1

• Inviting Exclusive Custom Plan tailored just for you

  The invitation to the various plans depends on the tour date. Feel free to inquire and await the exciting details!

• Explore Tsukiji Outer Market and indulge in a Cooking Experience

  Embark on a culinary journey. Explore the finest ingredients, engage in a cooking experience, and savor the delicious dishes you’ve cooked.

• Shopping at Ginza

  Discover Japan’s premier shopping area, where department stores, brand shops, and dining establishments line the streets, offering a sophisticated shopping experience.

• Stay at Janu Tokyo, 5-star luxury resort

  The 105-square-meter “Tower View Suite” offers views of the iconic Tokyo Tower and skyline from its private balconies, promising an elegant and luxurious stay.

• An Invitation to Exclusive Tokyo Experiences!

  


An Invitation to Exclusive Tokyo Experiences!

For example, …

*Traditional Japanese Tea Ceremony in an Exclusive Tea Room with a Respected Master
*Artistic Silk Dyeing and Weaving Workshop with Local Botanicals
*Immersive Noh Theater Experience—Exclusive Performance and Practice Session

etc.

• The Tsukiji Outer Market

  


The Tsukiji Outer Market

The Tsukiji Outer Market is a gathering place for food professionals.
When you visit Tsukiji, one intriguing sight is the abundance of Tamagoyaki (Japanese rolled omelette) vendors. It might seem a little peculiar at first glance. It is said that the quality of a sushi restaurant can be revealed by tasting its tamagoyaki. This is a distinctive aspect of Tsukiji’s fish market culture that truly makes sense.
Explore a culinary journey beyond shopping for expertly sourced ingredients.

Day 2

• Sightseeing Flight Over Tokyo Skyline

  Around 25-minute aerial stroll by chartered helicopter.

• Asakusa

  Explore the nostalgic streets by rickshaw. Enjoy original cocktails at one of the oldest bars in Japan. Venture through one of Japan’s most ancient shopping alleys, Nakamise Street, and make your way to Tokyo’s oldest temple, Senso-ji Temple.

• Stay at Janu Tokyo, 5-star luxury resort

  Stay consecutive nights in the “Tower View Suite.” Create a home away from home in a luxurious space where you can relax, ensuring a memorable stay. Dinner will be served at your hotel.

• Janu Tokyo

  


Janu Tokyo

On March 13, 2024, “Janu Tokyo” unveiled its flagship location spanning from the 1st to the 13th floors at Azabudai Hills. Derived from Sanskrit, “Janu,” meaning ‘soul,’ embodies the essence of its sister brand “Aman,” yet introduces an innovative approach to hospitality emphasizing vibrant energy, playfulness, and ‘connection’ in contrast to Aman’s tranquil comfort.
Janu Tokyo boasts 122 light-filled rooms and suites across 8 floors, offering a sense of spaciousness amidst the city’s hustle and bustle. With floor-to-ceiling windows, private balconies, and Asian-inspired interiors infused with a contemporary European flair, the hotel provides an unparalleled ambiance. Additionally, guests can enjoy 8 dining and socializing venues, along with a paramount 4,000 sqm wellness center—one of the city’s largest.
Experience a new era of luxury hospitality at “Janu Tokyo,” the world’s first flagship for the Janu brand, a project set to unfold across 12 locations worldwide.

• Senso-ji Temple (Asakusa Kannon)

  


Senso-ji Temple (Asakusa Kannon)

Passing through the ‘Kaminarimon’ gate with powerful statues of the Wind and Thunder Gods on either side, you’ll stroll down Nakamise Shopping Street, Japan’s oldest existing shopping arcade. Beyond this lively street lies Asakusa Temple, the oldest temple in Tokyo.
You might want to draw Omikuji (fortune-telling paper slips) at temples in Japan. Asakusa Temple’s omikuji is even rumored to be one of the most likely to draw the ‘bad luck’ result. However, even if you happen to draw that, there’s no need to worry. It holds a positive message—‘even if you receive an unfavorable result, your actions moving forward can turn it into good fortune.’ It's all about embracing optimism.

Day 3

• Depart from your hotel and get to Tokyo station

• Depart for your next destination...