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Departure time |
Departs at 1 p.m. |
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Duration of the tour |
About 3.5 hours |
Cost |
2,530 yen |
You will visit primarily the Jindaiji Temple that is located in a lush natural area, separated slightly from the city and the surrounding places such as a local shopping district and Jindaiji Watermill Museum that conveys past lifestyles. Also at Inokashira Park, which boasts lush nature and is famous for its cherry blossoms, you take a stroll while looking at Inokashira Pond -- the first water supply in Edo that was used for drinking water and Benzaiten that was worshipped by the common people in the Edo period. Finally, you will take a stroll through a lively entertainment district while walking around the maze-like streets of Harmonica Yokocho, which retains an old-fashioned atmosphere.
*The Jindaiji Watermill Museum is closed on Mondays.
Tokyo Tourist Information Center at Shinjuku Expressway Bus Terminal → Shinjuku Station → Chofu Station → Jindaiji Elementary School (bus stop) → Jindaiji path area → Jindaiji Temple → Jindaiji Watermill Museum (closed on Mondays) → Jindaiji Temple or Jindaiji Temple entrance (bus stop)→Inokashira Park → Harmonica Yokocho→Kichijoji Station (end)
*The fee is the amount required for transport and attraction admission fees. (Including the fees for 2 guides). It also includes the amount required for the guides to return to Shinjuku after the guidance finishes. The guidance itself is free of charge.