Spooky Shitamachi Ghost Tour w/ Ramen & Drinks (Tokyo)

Are you a fan of the eerie, the unusual, and the spine-tingling? Do you thrive on being shaken and spooked? Then, this spooky ghost tour is tailor-made for you! Join us on a thrilling journey through the most unsettling and peculiar sights of Tokyo. This spooktacular experience will flow a little something like this… Ramen at a local restaurant A spooky mystery tour through Shitamachi Drinks at a bar in Asakusa Ghost of the First Samurai: Our first stop is Otemachi, where a shrine honors Japan's first samurai, Taira no Masakado. Kyoto branded him a traitor, resulting in a bounty on his head, leading to his death and gruesome head display. Legend says his vengeful spirit returned to Kanto and now haunts the shrine, unsettling those who disturb it. Former Execution Grounds: Minami Senju, once a sinister Edo execution ground. Many met gruesome fates here for minor crimes like theft. Close to the former execution grounds, you'll discover Edo's tragic pleasure district, where captive women perished in a devastating fire. A shrine now stands to appease their restless spirits, but locals steer clear after nightfall. Asakusa After Nightfall: Explore Asakusa, a historic district housing the famous, reputedly haunted Sensoji temple. During the Edo era, people were attracted to places with rumored underground creatures to balance divine entities in the front. Sensoji is steeped in 17th-century legends we'll gladly recount. Old Hag's Pond: Here, an inn run by a sinister elderly woman is said to have claimed the lives of countless guests by crushing them with a boulder as they slept. If you dare to visit this place at night, you might hear the chilling echoes of cries over the calm, stagnant waters. After immersing yourself in these spine-tingling locations, we understand you may want to unwind with a drink. We’ll head to a local watering hole for drinks and ghost stories. Join us, if you dare…