Discover Tokyo’s street food scene on a walk through Togoshi Ginza, the city’s longest shopping street and a neighborhood where locals still shop, eat, and spend their evenings. With more than 400 small shops lining the arcade, this lively area offers a taste of everyday Tokyo far from the usual tourist routes.

Led by a knowledgeable local food guide, you’ll sample 7 different Japanese specialties as you move through the neighborhood, including:

• Award-winning karaage (crispy Japanese fried chicken) from a beloved local favorite

• Juicy yakitori (charcoal-grilled chicken skewers) from a historic restaurant dating back to 1926

• Handmade onigiri (traditional rice balls), with a choice of more than 40 fillings - from classic to creative

• Freshly baked curry bread filled with rich Japanese beef curry

• Creamy Japanese pudding, smooth and comforting in the best way
   

Between bites, your guide will share the stories behind the food - how these dishes fit into daily life, what makes each stop special, and why this area remains such a stronghold for local eating culture.
 

Please note: This tour includes approximately 3 kilometers (1.86 miles) of walking and may not be suitable for guests with limited mobility.

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