More than 20 varieties of sake from the "birthplace of sake," are available for all-you-can-drink!

The tour begins at Shimbashi Station, known as the site of Japan's first railroad running in 1872. First, your local tour guide will take you to a casual bar run by Nara Prefecture, which is known as the "birthplace of sake". Here, enjoy a 30-minute all-you-can-drink sake tasting! The selection of more than 20 different types of sake, which changes daily, is truly varied, ranging from authentic sake made with "Bodai-moto," the yeast that originated in Shorakuji, the birthplace of clear sake, to dry, sweet, slightly sparkling, cloudy, and fruit sake. For those who do not prefer alcoholic beverages or are not fond of sake, there are other options available. You can enjoy sake both with your mind and your taste buds while listening to your guide explain the history of sake, how it is brewed, and the differences in taste and aroma!
 

All-you-can-eat A5 ranked Wagyu Teppanyaki! Enjoy the best of Japanese Wagyu beef till you burst!!

On the second stop of the tour, your guide will take you to a teppanyaki restaurant in Ginza. You will be greeted by a skilled griller in front of a heated Teppan. Serving only the highest quality A5-ranked Wagyu beef, the restaurant not only offers a wide variety of Wagyu beef, but also seasonal soups, seasonal Wagyu beef dish, garlic rice, miso soup, and special condiments and sauces as part of the course menu. Once you have finished the first four parts of Wagyu steak, you can order as many additional servings as you like! Enjoy the best of Japanese Wagyu beef till you burst! Beverages including sake, wine, beer, and soft drinks are all carefully selected to best complement the wagyu.
 
Ginza is not just about high-end brand shops. Enjoy casual walking tour with a local guide and discover your favorite face of Ginza!
 
Your guide will show you the many faces of this area introducing the history, culture, and famous tourist attractions of Ginza. Flagship stores of famous brands and large commercial facilities are not the only things Ginza is about. You will understand why this area is so special to the Japanese people. The tour will end with a relaxing time enjoying a dessert and drink at a café or bar.