Experience the Enchantment of Edo Tokyo: Asakusa and Kitasenju Tours Await!

Step Back into Edo-Era Tokyo!



Asakusa-Kitasenju Walking Tour and Yakatabune Dinner Cruise with Geisha Performance (Sept-Nov 2025)

Discover the Charm of Edo with Rojicoya Co., Ltd.
In an exciting initiative to celebrate traditional Japanese culture, Rojicoya Co., Ltd. invites you to experience Edo-period Tokyo with a remarkable travel program focused on Asakusa and Kitasenju. This unique opportunity brings alive the historical significance and cultural richness of these two districts, highlighted through immersive activities, guided tours, and delectable dining experiences, all set against the backdrop of Tokyo's vibrant waterways.

A Journey Through Time


2025 will mark an exciting year as the historical significance of Edo is revived! Kitasenju is set to commemorate 400 years as a post town, and Asakusa, immortalized by the stories of the Edo period, remains a favored locale for both locals and tourists. Participants can expect to enjoy scenic riverside views, guided walks, and hands-on experiences that illustrate the daily life and culture of the Edo era.

Walking Tours and Cultural Highlights


Two main tours are in the spotlight: the Timeless Edo Walking Tour and the magnificent Yakatabune Night Cruise.

Timeless Edo Walking Tour: Participants can choose either the Asakusa course running from September to November or the Kitasenju course slated for October.
  • - Asakusa Course: Begin at Tobu Asakusa Station and embark on a 90-minute guided walking tour. Explore the Asakusa Shrine, stroll through Chingodo, and visit Denpoin Street. The adventure continues at the historical workshop Soukichi, where you will have the chance to try your hand at Edo kiriko glass-cutting.
  • - Kitasenju Course: This tour includes exploration of significant sites such as Yacchaba Street, the former Senju Honjin, and cultural sites tied to haiku master Matsuo Basho. A hands-on wagashi (Japanese confectionery) workshop will also allow participants to create and enjoy traditional sweets.

Both tours are designed to offer a small group experience with limited spaces, ensuring intimate engagement and personal interaction with the history.

Dining Cruise with Entertainment


Edo Time-Trip Yakatabune Night Cruise: This special cruise allows guests to unwind on a traditional yakatabune boat as they glide along the scenic Sumida River. Experience exquisite Edo-style cuisine, including freshly fried tempura and seasonal delicacies. Guests will also indulge in unlimited beverages while enjoying live shamisen music and engaging performances by talented geisha from Asakusa. The cruise provides a picturesque view of the city's skyline reflecting on the river, embodying the essence of Edo’s banquet culture.

Key Details:
  • - Cruise Dates: September 21 (Course A), October 26 (Course B), November 29 (Course C)
  • - Cruise Price: JPY 22,000 per person (including adults and children)
  • - Meeting Point: Azumabashi Boarding Pier, a short walk from Asakusa Station.

Experience History and Culture


Rojicoya's dedication to preserving Japan’s traditional culture shines through in this captivating project. Participants are encouraged to dive deep into the stories shared by a Rakugo storyteller, who humorously narrates the tales and traditions of Edo. This blend of educational storytelling with hands-on experiences promises to engage and enthrall travelers of all ages.

Reservations and Contact Information


Don't miss the chance to immerse yourself in Tokyo’s rich Edo heritage! To make reservations or inquire about the tours, please visit the Rojicoya website or contact:
  • - Phone: +81-3-6812-0780
  • - Email: [email protected]
  • - Contact Person: Yoshika Yonemoto

Whether you choose to embark on one of the enlightening walking tours or indulge in a dazzling dinner cruise, this is a unique opportunity to step back in time and explore the charm of Edo-era Tokyo.

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