Asakusa: Kitchen Knife Store Visits After History Tour

Discover the fascinating world of Japanese kitchen knives in the vibrant district of Asakusa. Join a unique tour that combines a history lesson with a shopping adventure, led by a knowledgeable guide.

Explore the rich history and cultural significance of Asakusa, visiting the famous Sensoji Temple.

Then, embark on a culinary adventure to discover an incredible collection of expertly crafted Japanese kitchen knives in specialized stores on Kappabashi Street.

With hotel pickup, an audio guide, and a seamless experience, this tour promises an unforgettable journey.

Good To Know

• Free cancellation available up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
• Reserve now and pay later to keep your travel plans flexible
• Expertly crafted Japanese kitchen knives available for purchase
• Explore the oldest temple in Tokyo, Sensoji Temple, and gain new knowledge about the history of the Asakusa area

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Experience Highlights

The experience highlights of the Asakusa tour include a visit to an amazing collection of expertly crafted Japanese kitchen knives. These knives aren’t only functional but also works of art, showcasing the craftsmanship and precision that Japan is renowned for. With expert guide assistance, visitors can explore specialized stores on Kappabashi Street, known for its wide variety of Japanese kitchen knives. As visitors browse through the stores, they can rely on the guide for candid and neutral feedback, ensuring they make the best choice for their needs.

Plus, the tour includes a selection of Japanese sweet snacks, such as melon pan, rice dumplings, rice crackers, and sweet puffed rice, allowing participants to indulge in the local culinary delights while seeing the rich history of Asakusa.

Full Description

During this 3.5-hour tour, you will have the opportunity to explore specialized stores on Kappabashi Street and discover an amazing collection of expertly crafted Japanese kitchen knives.

The tour begins with an in-depth history tour of the Asakusa area, providing participants with new knowledge about the rich cultural heritage of this vibrant district.

Afterward, the group will visit Kappabashi Street, a bustling shopping street known for its stores selling restaurant supplies. Here, you will find a wide variety of Japanese kitchen knives, each meticulously crafted to ensure the highest quality.

To make the shopping experience even better, an expert guide will be available to provide assistance and offer candid feedback during store visits. Participants can rely on their guide’s expertise to learn more about knife shopping tips and make informed choices.

Inclusions

Participants will be provided with Japanese sweet snacks such as melon pan, rice dumpling, rice cracker, and sweet puffed rice during the tour. These sweet treats won’t only satisfy their taste buds but also serve as a delightful accompaniment to their adventure.

As they embark on their journey to explore the world of kitchen knives in Asakusa, they can also indulge in the authentic flavors of traditional Japanese snacks. Along With enjoying the delicious snacks, you will also have the opportunity to gain valuable knife shopping tips from their expert guide.

With their guidance, they can navigate through the specialized stores on Kappabashi Street and find the perfect Japanese kitchen knife that suits their needs. So, while seeing the rich history of Asakusa, participants can also savor the delightful flavors and gather valuable insights for their knife shopping experience.

Participant and Date Information

At the meeting point near the red bridge called Azumabashi, participants can easily spot their guide holding a recognizable signboard. The meeting point is Asakusa subway station, Exit 4, on the Ginza line.

To ensure availability for the desired date, participants can check the availability beforehand. It’s important to note that participants can be selected for this activity. This means that there may be other individuals joining the tour on the same day.

With the meeting point clearly defined and the availability checked, participants can rest assured that they’ll have a smooth start to their tour. The guide’s presence with a signboard also provides a sense of security and makes it easy for participants to locate their guide amidst the bustling surroundings.

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Directions

To reach the kitchen knife stores after the history tour, visitors can follow these directions. First, they need to make their way to Asakusa subway station and take Exit 4 on the Ginza line. Once outside, they will see a red bridge called Azumabashi, which serves as a recognizable landmark. At the meeting point near the bridge, their English-speaking certified guide will be waiting, holding a signboard. From there, the guide will lead them on an in-depth Asakusa history tour, providing fascinating insights into the area’s past. After the tour, the group will head to Kappabashi Street, a bustling shopping street known for its stores selling restaurant supplies. Here, visitors can find a wide variety of Japanese kitchen knives in specialized stores. The guide will offer candid and neutral feedback to assist in making the best selection.

Directions
1. Go to Asakusa subway station
2. Take Exit 4 on the Ginza line
3. Look for the red bridge called Azumabashi
4. Meet the guide at the meeting point near the bridge

Common Questions

What Is the Price Range of the Japanese Kitchen Knives Available in the Stores?

The price range of the Japanese kitchen knives available in the stores offers a variety of options to suit different budgets. Customers can find high-quality knives at various price points, ensuring there is something for all.

Can I Try Out the Knives Before Making a Purchase?

Yes, customers have the opportunity to try out the knives before making a purchase. This allows for a hands-on experience and product quality assessment to ensure satisfaction with their selection.

Are There Any Restrictions on the Number of Participants for the Tour?

There are no restrictions on the number of participants for the tour. The group size can vary, allowing for flexibility and accommodating different group sizes. Everyone is welcome to join and enjoy the experience.

Is Transportation Provided Between the Different Stores on Kappabashi Street?

Transportation options for visiting multiple stores on Kappabashi Street include walking with the guide. Participants can make the most of the history tour before visiting the knife stores by gaining new knowledge about the Asakusa area.

Can I Bring My Own Snacks or Food During the Tour?

Yes, participants can bring their own snacks or food during the tour. However, the tour already includes a selection of Japanese sweet snacks such as melon pan, rice dumpling, rice cracker, and sweet puffed rice.

The Sum Up

To sum it up, the Asakusa tour offers a perfect blend of history and culinary exploration.

With a knowledgeable guide leading the way, participants can enjoy the rich cultural heritage of Asakusa while also discovering the artistry behind Japanese kitchen knives.

This unique experience is a must for anyone looking for a memorable journey through the vibrant district of Asakusa in Tokyo.

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