• Experience the charm of Japanese beauty on this tour of Japanese art and architecture.
• We will start at Daienji Temple, a quiet sanctuary with a rich history dating back to 1624. Admire the stone Buddha and learn about the temple's role in Edo fire prevention rituals.
• Next, visit the nearby Oshichi well. It is named after the touching story of Yaoya Oshichi and her ill-fated love affair.
• Then head to the luxurious Hotel Gajoen Tokyo to explore the famous “Hyakudan Staircase” and its fascinating art exhibition. Enjoy a guided tour of the hotel's elegant interiors, where traditional Japanese craftsmanship meets modern luxury.
• This tour is the perfect blend of history, culture, and relaxation, and will leave you with a deeper understanding of Japan.

Located in the heart of Meguro, Tokyo, Daenji Temple is a hidden gem of rich history and serene beauty. Founded in 1624, this small but important temple is known for its association with the Great Fire of 1772, which destroyed much of Edo (now Tokyo). Visitors can appreciate the numerous stone Buddhas, each with a unique expression, and the tranquil atmosphere that provides a moment of contemplation in the midst of the bustling city. The Daenji Temple also played a role in the spread of fire prevention rituals in Edo, making it a place of great historical and cultural importance.