Begin your tour with a local sweet treat from a shop that has been in the area for about 100 years. This charming location has a great friendly atmosphere and creates original snacks and classics with a twist found no where else in Tokyo. Next, head on to Jizo Dori - the famous local shopping arcade where you will have a chance to visit regional shops celebrating prefectures across Japan. Following that, stop at a famous temple to learn about this haven for older Tokyo residents who are still quite young a heart. As mentioned, the district’s popular 800-meter-long street is also affectionately known as the “Old People’s Harajuku”. This is done as a fun comparison to the Harajuku district’s status as one of Japan’s foremost youthful shopping and fashion destinations. Browse pickle stores, snack stalls, and interesting shops, and take in the local vibe on your way to a favorite spot for a delicious lunch. Following lunch, do a bit more browsing before finishing off with more regional sweets and snacks.