Enjoy great food and the view of the Olympic statium-to-be
In between Sendagaya and Kitasando lies the neighbourhood of Dagayasando. This area is gradually becoming more and more popular among the public for its developing number of unique shops. These unique shops include a shop that only sells organic gelato, a cafe that serves Sri Lankan iced milk tea, a cafe that serves Australian drip coffee, and many more delicious places worth a visit!
Dagayasando is a neighbourhood that offers a mix of hisotry and modern culture, with the Shogi Hall (Japanese chess), shrines that date back to the Edo period (1603-1868) and the 2020 Olympic stadium which is currently under construction.
Enjoy a tour of this interesting area, full of things to taste and see!
・Drop by alluring shops that sell good food when you are feeling hungry.
・The dark Srilankan ""Mammoth Tea"" is a great iced tea!
・Your otomo tour guide will also take you to a place where you can have a look at the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Stadium-to-be.
・Feel the tradition of ancient Japan in the holy land of shogi (Japanese chess) and the shrine that quietly looks over the area.
・Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium
・LAITIER
・Monmouth Tea
・Hatonomori Hachiman Shrine
・DAVID OTTO JUICE & KIPPY'S COCO-CREAM
・Tas Yard
・Cafe Flattie THE STAND
・Please come in comfortable clothing, as this tour involves a lot of walking.
・The tour begins and ends in different locations. If you would like to change the location of where the tour ends, please consult with your tour guide.
・We have not included any particular lunch/dinner places in this tour, but you are welcome to stop for a break and eat whenever and wherever you like.
・If any of the scheduled places are closed on the day you visit, your tour guide will take you to an alternative location.
The following expenses are not included in the tour fee. Please bring extra money to experience this tour to its fullest.
-Travel expenses and entrance fees (about JPY 1000)
-Money for food, souvenirs and extra activities not mentioned in the explanation of the tour above.
By the ticket gate at the JR line, Sendagaya Station
