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Reviews

• This is a scam

  Sophia R,

  May 19, 2025

  - Review from Tripadvisor

  1.00

  My money was taken and the guide never showed up or responded to my messages. I demand a refund. I am sorry I booked this tour and paid in advance

• I hate to say it’s a scam, but…

  David S,

  Sep 21, 2023

  - Review from Viator

  1.00

  Tour operator lists this activity for every week, even though the antique market is not held every week. We travelled across Tokyo to attend, and when we got to the temple, there was no market. All tempts to contact the tour operator went unanswered, and finally had to contact Viator for a refund (Viator support was fantastic, though).

• Learn about Japanese culture and history at the antique market !

  emibh99,

  Apr 7, 2021

  - Review from Tripadvisor

  5.00

  My friends and I had a lovely experience walking and learning from Sayuki about the different treasures we found at the antique market. I was quite interested in learning about the different Kimonos they were selling there. We found some long sticks that looked like old pipes, luckily Sayuki was there to tell us that they were old portable ink holders! The antique market was a nice and fun way to learn what people in Japan have been collecting from different eras. She gave us quite a lot of interesting insight about the different kimonos they were selling there. Sayuki is a geisha, she could tell us which one would be worn by a geisha or not. You will learn so much about Japanese goods and culture! If you are not strong in Japanese( like me), do not worry! Sayuki will explain and also translate for you it in English. They sell anything from cutlery, kimonos, head ornaments, jewelry, and other interesting antique goods! For the trip we all brought ower own masks! Highly recommend this trip if you are in Koto, Tokyo!

• Fascinating insite into history

  TheDoplarEffect,

  Mar 19, 2019

  - Review from Tripadvisor

  5.00

  This tour was amazing, not only was the market a very interesting. The variety of objects shocked me, ranging from Kimono's around 1000 Yen to Bento boxes for 50000 Yen!! Sayuki's contribution to the tour was invaluable, honestly if we had been by our self we wouldn't have noticed half the interesting objects she pointed out, being a geisha she told us what were good deals on Kimonos and recommended styles and different pieces. As well as insight into Japanese culture and history. A delightful tour most definitely!