• Embark on a tour of two captivating landmarks in Tokyo: Hie Shrine and the National Diet Building.
• Hie Shrine, founded in 1478 by Ota Dokan during the construction of Edo Castle, is revered as a guardian of Tokyo. This spiritual haven is a popular power spot, believed to bring blessings in love, career success, and business prosperity. The shrine’s serene atmosphere and historical significance make it a must-visit, especially during the biennial Sanno Festival, one of Tokyo’s major celebrations.
• The National Diet Building, home to Japan’s legislative chambers, offers a fascinating glimpse into the nation's political heart. Constructed with materials from across Japan, the building is an architectural marvel. The hour-long guided tour provides an educational experience, showcasing the grandeur of the structure and the workings of Japan’s government. Discover the cultural and political heritage of Tokyo through this insightful tour.

In 1478, when Ota Doukan built Edo Castle in Edo (present-day Tokyo), he requested Kawagoe Sanno-sha Shrine as a god of protection, and it has been revered by residents as the birth god of Edo. Recently, the shrine has been gaining popularity as a power spot for its benefits such as match-making, fulfillment of love, work luck, and business prosperity. The Sanno Festival, held every other June, is one of the three major festivals in Edo.