OLD FASHIONED YANAKA
Ancient atmospheres in modern Tokyo

Discover one of the historical districts of Tokyo, filled with small temples, narrow streets and a pleasant atmosphere; eat some of the best Japanese street food.

Take a walk in the districts of Yanaka and Nezu, visiting:

• Kaneiji temple, related to the Tokugawa family
• The peaceful Yanaka cemetery
• Nezu shrine, one of the most ancient and well preserved shrine in Tokyo
• Street food in Yanaka Ginza shopping street
• Every Saturday and Sunday at 09:30
• Small group walks: min 2 - max 12 participants

Yanaka, one of Tokyo's most beloved shitamachi areas, is a famous old-fashioned district filled with countless small temples, narrow lively streets, and many old and newly established shops. Shitamachi – meaning “lower city” – are districts of Tokyo characterized by small pathways, many tiny shops, a lot of cats, and a quiet and unique atmosphere.
Start the experience in Uguisudani and reach the nearby Yanaka cemetery passing through the once gigantic Kaneiji temple, supported by the Tokugawa Family. Then move to the beautiful Nezu shrine walking through the neighborhood's small and surprisingly quiet streets.
Enjoy a walk through Yanaka Ginza, the local shopping street, and treat yourself to some tasty street foods, directly from the small shops of the area. End the experience in Nippori station.