Tokyo Ghost Tour: Haunted "Shitamachi" Downtown Night Tour
Overview
Discover Tokyo's spooky side after dark, on a spine-tingling ghost tour led by a folklore expert! Whether it’s your first time in the city or you’ve lived here for years, you’re bound to uncover fascinating stories about Tokyo’s strange history and eerie legends. But be warned — this tour isn’t for the faint of heart! Many of the stories are based on real events, and if you're sensitive to the paranormal, expect more than a few chills running down your spine!
Highlights
- Hop on for a night of scary adventure in Tokyo!
- Learn the legends of Taira no Masakado, the Bridge of Tears, and the Old Hag’s Pond!
- Reserve with a Rakuten account to earn or use Rakuten Points!
Key Information
Description
Do you like to experience the spooky, weird, and even scary side of a new city? Do you love to be shaken and rattled? Then this is the Tokyo ghost tour for you! No need to worry if you're bringing kids along — the guide will keep the stories family-friendly, making it a great adventure for all ages. What to expect: **Otemachi (20 minutes):** Our first stop is a shrine steeped in mystery. For over 1,000 years, the vengeful spirit haunting this area keeps locals from daring to ever turn their backs on it. Your guide will share eerie stories of ghostly encounters that have taken place here across the centuries. **Minamisenju (40 minutes):** Next, we’ll explore the Minamisenju area, visiting two historic places of worship tied to tragic pasts and known for paranormal activity. We’ll also stop at the site of the old red-light district, where you'll hear more about the spirits said to linger here. **Asakusa (1 hour 20 minutes):** In Asakusa, we’ll visit several fascinating spots, including a scenic viewpoint, the famous Sensoji Temple, the surrounding streets, the eerie Old Hag’s Pond, and Kappabashi. At each stop, your guide will dive into the history, ghost stories, and monsters connected to these sites. The tour wraps up with your choice of drop-off at a quirky bar, a traditional izakaya, or Asakusa Station. **Tour Conclusion:** You’re free to end the tour at a spot that suits your evening. Whether it's a cozy restaurant, a lively bar, or right at the metro station, your guide will make sure you’re set for a perfect finish to your night in Asakusa.