Recorrido arquitectónico oculto de Tokio
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Recorrido arquitectónico oculto de Tokio es una experiencia en grupo reducido 3 h – 4 h en Ebisu, Japón, ofrecida por Walk with an Japanese Architect: Hidden Tokyo Architecture Tour. Los precios parten de 94,02 € por persona y hay cancelación gratuita disponible. Incluye: Admission Fee for the Former Asakura Residence, Walk with an Japanese Architect.
Lo más destacado
- Grupo reducido de hasta 3 personas para una experiencia más personal
- Cancelación gratuita para planificar con flexibilidad
- 6 paradas en un itinerario bien planificado
Datos clave
- Duración
- 3 h – 4 h
- Grupo
- Grupo reducido, hasta 3 viajeros
- Idiomas
- Japanese, English
- Recogida
- Encuentro en el punto de inicio
- Confirmación
- Confirmación inmediata
- Viajeros
- 1–3 por reserva
- Edades
- Adulto 15–75
- Cancelación
- Cancelación gratuita (consulta la política)
Opciones y disponibilidad
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Hidden Tokyo Architectural Tour
desde 89,93 €
- Días:
- mar, mié, jue, vie, sáb, dom
- Horarios de inicio:
- 09:30
Los horarios y precios proceden del calendario en tiempo real del operador y se confirman al reservar.
Descripción general
Únase a un arquitecto japonés local para un recorrido a pie por la zona de Daikanyama de Tokio, donde la historia y el diseño moderno coexisten silenciosamente. Si bien Daikanyama es conocido por ser un destino de moda, también esconde joyas arquitectónicas en sus calles secundarias y senderos en las laderas. Este recorrido ofrece una oportunidad única de explorar estos lugares ocultos con la visión de un experto, revelando detalles de diseño e historias que los guías habituales a menudo pasan por alto.
Qué incluye
Qué incluye
- Admission Fee for the Former Asakura Residence
- Walk with an Japanese Architect
No incluido
- Socks are required to enter the Former Asakura Residence. (Please bring your own.)
- Please bring your own drinks.
Itinerario
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Parada 1 · 15 min
Ebisu Shrine is a historic Shinto shrine dedicated to Ebisu, the god of prosperity and good fortune in business and fishing. The shrine is especially significant because the area of Ebisu is named after this very deity.
Every October, the shrine hosts its annual grand festival, where vibrant portable shrines (mikoshi) are paraded through the streets, bringing energy and celebration to the neighborhood.
Tucked away in a quiet corner of the busy city, Ebisu Shrine offers a peaceful escape and a glimpse into Tokyo’s rich spiritual and cultural history. -
Parada 2 · 40 min
Step back in time at the Former Asakura Residence, a beautifully preserved wooden mansion built in 1919 by a prominent Tokyo politician. Designated as an Important Cultural Property of Japan, the house features tatami rooms, a traditional tiled roof, and a stunning Japanese strolling garden built along a natural cliff. Nestled in the quiet streets of Ebisu-Daikanyama, it's a hidden gem that captures the spirit of the Taisho era and a rare moment of tranquility in Tokyo.
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Parada 3 · 15 min
The Ebisu SA Building is a striking example of modern Japanese architecture, known for its bold contrast of glass and concrete. This hidden gem offers a unique blend of urban space and Japanese design aesthetics. Pay close attention to the building’s delicate lines and how it captures natural light—subtle details that make a big impression.
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Parada 4 · 20 min
The Aoyama Technical College building is a bold example of what fans call "Gundam architecture"—a uniquely Japanese style inspired by the futuristic aesthetics of anime robots. While not an official architectural term, it refers to buildings with angular lines, exposed structures, and mechanical forms reminiscent of mobile suits from Mobile Suit Gundam. Designed by architect Makoto Watanabe, the school’s dynamic form, visible ducts, and industrial vibe make it a hidden architectural landmark. Rising suddenly amid the streets of Shibuya, it feels like a giant robot has landed in the city.
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Parada 5 · 40 min
Josen-ji Temple in Daikanyama is a peaceful retreat nestled in a quiet residential neighborhood. Its wooden main hall blends seamlessly with the modern surroundings, offering a beautiful example of traditional Japanese architecture in harmony with nature. With its minimalist design and serene atmosphere, this hidden temple invites visitors to experience the quiet elegance of Japan’s spiritual heritage.
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Parada 6 · 30 min
Daikanyama T-SITE is a beautifully designed cultural complex made up of three low-rise buildings arranged in a distinctive T-shape. Designed by Klein Dytham Architecture, the façades feature a repeating “T” pattern—a playful nod to the site's name. Blending seamlessly with the surrounding greenery, the architecture emphasizes openness, light, and a modern aesthetic that feels both sophisticated and welcoming.
Punto de encuentro
Please exit from the West Exit of Ebisu Station.
You will see a UNIQLO store across the street on your right.
We will meet in front of the entrance on the ground floor of UNIQLO.
Your guide will be waiting with a yellow handkerchief so you can easily recognize us.
Punto final
We will finish the tour in front of the Starbucks located at Daikanyama Tsutaya Books.
Información útil
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
- 沢山歩きますので、歩き過ぎるのが苦手な方はおすすめできません。
Política de cancelación
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Preguntas frecuentes
¿Cuánto dura Recorrido arquitectónico oculto de Tokio?
La experiencia dura aproximadamente 3 h – 4 h.
¿Cuánto cuesta?
Los precios parten de 94,02 € por persona. El precio final depende de la fecha, la hora y el número de viajeros, y se confirma en Viator antes de pagar.
¿Qué incluye?
Admission Fee for the Former Asakura Residence; Walk with an Japanese Architect.
¿Dónde empieza?
Please exit from the West Exit of Ebisu Station. You will see a UNIQLO store across the street on your right. We will meet in front of the entrance on the ground floor of UNIQLO. Your guide will be waiting with a yellow handkerchief so you can easily recognize us.
¿Puedo cancelar?
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
¿En qué idiomas se ofrece?
Se ofrece con guía en Japanese, English.
