Experience a meal served to the Kishu Tokugawa lords and historical costume dressing (4-10 people)

Step into the world of samurai lords—taste history wear tradition.

Travel back nearly 400 years and experience the refined culture of the Kishu (Wakayama) Tokugawa family one of the three major branches of the Tokugawa shogunate. This exclusive tour invites you to dine like a feudal lord and dress in authentic period attire all within the peaceful historical setting of Wakayama Castle Park.

Tour Highlights

👘 Part 1: Wear Historical Costumes

Choose from about 10 elegant historical outfits including women’s kimono feudal lords’ garments and princess-style attire. Enjoy a walk through Wakayama Castle Park and pose for photos in a truly regal setting.

🍱 Part 2: Dine Like a Tokugawa Lord

Savor a faithful recreation of the tribute dishes once served to the Kishu Tokugawa family. This luxurious seasonal menu—based on historical records discovered at Choho-ji Temple the Tokugawa family temple—features around eight beautifully prepared dishes using ingredients from Wakayama. No artificial seasonings are used and every detail honors the traditions of the past.

🍵 A Private Teahouse Experience

Enjoy this rare cultural journey in an exclusive teahouse near Wakayama Castle. After your meal unwind with Japanese sweets and freshly prepared matcha surrounded by tranquility and timeless beauty.

Important Information

• 📍 Location: Wakayama Castle Park (exact meeting point provided upon booking)
• 🕒 Duration: Approximately 6 hours
• 👥 Group Size: Minimum of 4 participants
• 🗓️ Reservation Required
• 🍂 Seasonal Menu: The menu changes with the seasons for an authentic experience
• 📸 Photo Opportunities throughout the castle grounds in full costume
• 🌿 Ingredients from Wakayama; no artificial additives used

Note

• This activity is for 4 to 10 people.
• Reservations are accepted up to 8 days before the scheduled date of the tour.
• As the menu is an authentic reproduction we are unable to accommodate dietary restrictions or allergies.