1. Optional Tours
Japan Trek 2010

2. Optional Tours list Districts Akihbara Asakusa Ginza + Marunouchi
Harajuku + Omote-sando + Shibuya
Roppongi
Shinjuku
Tsukiji
Kamakura
Others
Kabuki (Japaneswe dance drama)
Sado (tea ceremony)
Maiko (Japanese women dancers)
KBS (Keio Business School)

3. Akihabara（秋葉原）
Radio Kaikan - the holy place for anime and manga lovers.
Electronic town stroll – many electronic shops including duty free shops
Visit Yodobashi Camera Multi-Media Akiba：The biggest electronic retail store in Japan
Tokyo Anime Center at UDX building - symbol of high-tech and pop culture
Maid (housekeeper) Cafe experience – Cafe Rokumeikan

4. Radio Kaikan
Yodobashi Camera

5. Maid Café (Rokumeikan)
Tokyo Anime Center at UDX building

6. The Holy Place for Otaku (anorak)

7. Asakusa（浅草）
Senso-ji Temple - Tokyo's most famous and popular temple. Built in the 7th century
Nakamise Street - lined by more than 50 shops, which offer local specialties
Ride on Rickshaw – human powered transport (JPY 8,000, or 65 Euros / 30min, 2 people, option)
Sukiyaki (Asakusa Imahan) - a Japanese dish in the Japanese Hot pot style.
Sumida River Line – boarding waterbus, short trip to Odaiba / Hamarikyu

8. Sensoji – temple Kaminari mon
Rickshaw
Nakamise street

9. Asakusa Imahan – Sukiyaki experience

10. Waterbus on
Sumida river
Odaiba
Hamarikyu

11. Ginza（銀座） and Marunouchi
Sony Building
Shopping experience at department store (e.g. Mitsukoshi, Matsuya、Marui), or Brand shops(e.g. Louis Vuitton, Hermes, Emporio Armani, Dior, Gucci)
Rest at Hibiya Park
Sweets (dessert) experience

14. Corridor street
Hibiya park

15. Ginza and Marunouchi（丸の内）
Marunouchi Building (Marubiru) Opened in 2002 just in front of Tokyo Station, the new landmark
Imperial Palace - the residence of Japan's Imperial Family

16. Imperial Palace

17. Harajuku（原宿） + Omote-sando + Shibuya
Takeshita Dori - the symbol of Harajuku and birthplace of many of Japan's fashion trends
Oriental Bazaar - one of Tokyo's largest souvenir shops, very popular among foreign travelers
Uraharajuku – many unique fashion stores along with back street
Meiji Shrine - a Shinto shrine dedicated to the deified spirits of Emperor Meiji

18. Takeshita Dori
Ura-harajuku
Meiji Shrine

19. Harajuku + Omote-sando（表参道） + Shibuya
Omote-sando Hills – recently opened (in 2006) shopping complex
Shopping experience at brand store (e.g. Louis Vuitton, Celine, Samantha Thavasa)
Rest at a fancy cafe
Strolling Kotto street

20. Harajuku + Omote-sando + Shibuya（渋谷）
Hachiko Statue - a statue of a loyal dog, modeled in movie “Hachiko”
Center Gai - a busy pedestrian zone lined by stores, boutiques, game centers, night clubs and restaurants.
Love Hotel Hill - this area of Shibuya has a high concentration of love hotels
Yoyogi Park

21. Love Hotel Hills
Center Gai

22. Roppongi（六本木）
Roppoingi Hills + Tokyo City View & Mori Art Museum (Option)
Tokyo Mid-town - The Midtown Tower is with 248 meters Tokyo's tallest building
Tokyo tower - the world's tallest self-supporting steel tower (333 m)
Hanami (cherry blossom viewing) at Zojoji – famous temple for its beautiful cherry blossoms

24. Shinjuku（新宿） Shinjuku Skyscraper District
Hanami (cherry blossom viewing) at Shinjuku Gyoen - one of Tokyo's largest and most pleasant parks
Strolling Kabukicho - Japan's largest red light district

25. Kabuki-cho
Shinjuku gyoen

26. Tsukiji Fish Market（築地）
Tuna Auctions: open to visitors from 5:00am to 6:15am
Sushi breakfast
Viewing many fish shops in the market

28. Sushi experience at fish market

29. Kamakura （鎌倉）Kanagawa
Great Buddha - Large bronze Buddha Statue
Hachimangu Shrine - Kamakura's most important Shinto shrine. 
Zeniarai Benten - Shrine where visitors wash their money
Local eno-den excursion

30. Great Buda statue
Hachimangu Shrine
Zeniarai benten
Eno-den

31. Kabuki (歌舞伎） on April 3
Kabuki-za (East Ginza) – Kabuki show, 30 to 70 min, JPY 700 – 1,500 (5 to 11 euros), English translation available)

32. Sado (茶道, the way of tea, tea ceremony)
Happo-en - Otemae experience, JPY 2,200 (16.5 Euros)

33. Kimono (着物, Japanese dress) at Kyoto
Budget: JPY 10,000 (= 80 Euros)

34. Maiko watching (舞妓) at Kyoto
Budget JPY 3,000 (=24 Euros)

35. Keio Business School (Hiyoshi)