After your arrival to the premises, you will be invited to see Kanda Myojin, which is a famous shrine of both the area and Japan. The shrine has a reputation for being prosperous to both business and marriage. Following that, you will be invited to enter the restaurant, which is located on the same site. Following your arrival, enjoy a drink, dinner, or snack (if option chosen) until the show begins. From 8:00PM, you will enjoy a samurai show that can only be seen in Japan. At the show's conclusion, the samurai will come out to the audience, at which point you will be invited to take a picture together free of charge.

Experience traditional Japanese performing arts along with authentic Japanese dinner at a restaurant in Tokyo. Learn about Japanese culture and heritage through the elements of the play, decor and ambience of the restaurant as well as the food served. Watch three sessions of performing arts. The stage is set Noh style complete with a backdrop depicting an old pine tree. Choose from three different options of seats to watch the show up close.  Savor a full-course Japanese meal made of fresh ingredients and soup stock. Full-course dinner usually includes an appetizer, two seasonal platters, soup, grilled dish, rice and dessert for the day. Admire the trays and dishes that boast a history of more than 350 years in Nagasaki inherited by the restaurant from another Japanese restaurant. Finish your dinner with matcha green tea and dry sweets.

Challenge yourself to the fun at the high-tech attractions spread across three floors at the Red Tokyo Tower digital amusement park. Try your hand at retro games like Pacman, VR games like Beat Saber, AR games, physical games like jumping on trampolines, or even poker. Select a one-day pass or a night pass, each grant to access to 12-hours of exciting games. Enter and exit freely, so you can take a break to buy a ticket to the observation deck of the Tokyo Tower and go back to the park after you are finished.   Treat yourself to an activity that is suitable for everyone, parents and children, friends, and couples alike. Explore this new theme park with approximately 5,600 square meters of space. Experience a new world of fun and excitement.

After having a bird's eye view of Asakusa from an observation deck in Asakusa Culture Tourist Information Center with a guide's explanation, we will take you to a Japanese izakaya restaurant for live performance of traditional Japanese musical instruments over dinner. There are many things you can enjoy over the course of this tour. 1) Asakusa Culture Tourist Information Center Sitting at the very heart of Asakusa, this 7-story building provides a vantage point to overview the Asakusa area and beyond. The guide will brief you on major points of interest as you see the panoramic view around yourself. 2) We will move on to the restaurant as we walk through the Sensoji-temple. You will see all the must-see spots in its precinct including Kaminarimon (thunder) gate, Nakamise shopping street, Hozomon (treasure) gate, and the main hall. Once outside the precinct, observe the nostalgic and quaint atmosphere of the Asakusa area inhabited by commoners during the Edo period. 3) As we arrive at the izakaya restaurant, the guide will explain about the music and instruments to be played in a short while. 4) And of course, enjoy the restaurant's friendly atmosphere and unassuming dishes loved by locals. 5) Your stay in the restaurant will reach a crescendo when the award-winning musicians begin their performance. Enjoy the powerful sound of shamisen up close and traditional folk songs sung to it.

It is a show for Japanese women, and they dance wearing Japanese costumes such as kimono. There are no lines. It will be a dance show with no story. Basically you can't take pictures during the show, but there are some songs where you can take pictures. After the show, you can take a picture together. You can talk to the dancers before or after the show. "Kanda Myojin" where the show will be held will be a shrine of Japanese culture. It's lit up at night, so it's a popular spot for taking pictures.

See a show featuring traditional Japanese instruments "wagakki". The show also educates the audience about the history of the performed pieces. The show is designed for both tourists and for Japanese residents, operating in both English and Japanese.  Each tune is carefully selected to provide context. Musicians in kimono and their instruments will be right in front of you. From the Koto and Shamisen to the Shakuhachi flute and Taiko drums, Zakuro has a range of ‘wagakki’ for a truly breathtaking musical adventure. Feel free to take videos and pictures of the musicians and afterward to take photos next to the musicians.