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Legends of Private Tours
NARITA VILLAGE
Narita is a city on the eastern outskirts of Tokyo and home to Tokyo’s Narita International Airport. In Narita's center is the village with centuries-old Naritasan Shinshoji Temple, a Buddhist complex with gilded pagodas and tranquil gardens.
Running between Narita train station and the temple is Omotesando, a narrow street lined with colorful shops and restaurants in the style of Japan's Edo period.
Running between Narita train station and the temple is Omotesando, a narrow street lined with colorful shops and restaurants in the style of Japan's Edo period.
NARITASAN OMOTESANDO STREET
Nearly 1km of walking street starting from the Narita Train Station, it is a nice gradual downhill ancient road with over 150 old shop houses from the Edo times. The moment you start your journey, you immediately get the nostalgic feeling of back in time. Lining the street are public speakers that deliver soft melodious music. The walking street ends at the Temple where you can make your offerings for merits and blessings.
NARITASAN OMOTESANDO STREET
EEL RESTAURANT
As you stroll along Naritasan Omotesando, amongst the 100 odd boutique shops, cafes and restaurants, one of the must-stops is the grilled eel restaurant. Watch how they skillfully slice the live eels within minutes. Upstairs seating is most ideal as it gives you the constant feeling if a samurai will appear at the windows or on the roof.
NARITASAN SHINSHOJI TEMPLE
From the Edo days, this temple still attracts devotees from all over Japan and is full of prayer visitors especially on weekends.
NARITA VILLAGE
Narita is a city on the eastern outskirts of Tokyo and home to Tokyo’s Narita International Airport. In Narita's center is the village with centuries-old Naritasan Shinshoji Temple, a Buddhist complex with gilded pagodas and tranquil gardens.
Running between Narita train station and the temple is Omotesando, a narrow street lined with colorful shops and restaurants in the style of Japan's Edo period.
Running between Narita train station and the temple is Omotesando, a narrow street lined with colorful shops and restaurants in the style of Japan's Edo period.
NARITASAN OMOTESANDO STREET
Nearly 1km of walking street starting from the Narita Train Station, it is a nice gradual downhill ancient road with over 150 old shop houses from the Edo times. The moment you start your journey, you immediately get the nostalgic feeling of back in time. Lining the street are public speakers that deliver soft melodious music. The walking street ends at the Temple where you can make your offerings for merits and blessings.
NARITASAN OMOTESANDO STREET
EEL RESTAURANT
As you stroll along Naritasan Omotesando, amongst the 100 odd boutique shops, cafes and restaurants, one of the must-stops is the grilled eel restaurant. Watch how they skillfully slice the live eels within minutes. Upstairs seating is most ideal as it gives you the constant feeling if a samurai will appear at the windows or on the roof.
NARITASAN SHINSHOJI TEMPLE
From the Edo days, this temple still attracts devotees from all over Japan and is full of prayer visitors especially on weekends.