[Tokyo/Shinagawa] Guided tour of the Tokai Seven Lucky Gods ♪ 5-hour private tour. Solo travelers and beginners welcome.

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• Thank you for reading! I'm Koba, a guide offering city walking experiences mainly in the Shinagawa and Ota areas. You can also visit the Seven Lucky Gods in Shinagawa-juku! This is held every year from New Year's Day until the 15th of January, and you can also receive a limited-time goshuin stamp. I'll also be introducing some of the highlights I usually recommend, so please take this opportunity to show you around. This time, I'll also be stopping by vestiges of the end of the Edo period that aren't usually visited, so please look forward to it. The main itinerary is as follows: After meeting at Keikyu Kita-Shinagawa Station or JR Shinagawa Station, we'll visit the Tokai Seven Lucky Gods, receive goshuin stamps, and visit must-see spots along the highway. [Main itinerary and stopover spots] (Meet outside the Keikyu ticket gates at JR Shinagawa Station at 9:45am) 10am Meet outside the ticket gates at Kita-Shinagawa Station - Sagamiya ruins - Zenpukuji plaster sculptures - Hozenji Temple Around 10:30am Shinagawa Shrine (Daikokuten) Around 11am Yoganji Temple (Hotei) - Isshinji Temple (Jurojin) Around 12:20pm Ebara Shrine (Ebisu) - Kaitokuji Temple Around 1pm Chotokuji Temple - Shinagawa Temple (Bishamonten) Around 1:40pm Tenso Suwa Shrine (Fukurokuju) - Sakamoto Ryoma statue Around 2:10pm Suzugamori - Iwai Shrine (Benzaiten) Around 2:30pm Keikyu Omori Kaigan Station End of the tour We look forward to your participation!
• Take a leisurely tour of the Seven Lucky Gods!
• Unlike the super popular Seven Lucky Gods in Asakusa, you can walk around at your own pace without having to push and shove! Also, you can get limited edition goshuin stamps during this period. It might be fun to collect the Seven Lucky Gods at each location and put them on a treasure ship to display at home.
• Traces of Edo left in this post town!
• Shinagawa is the main lodging of the Fifty-three Stations of the Tokaido! We will visit various historic shrines and temples. We will also introduce little stories that you might not notice if you were to go around alone. In unexpected places, you may find connections to famous incidents or the footprints of famous people. Have fun finding these traces.