There are more than 10 Michelin-rated restaurants in Kagurazaka. Politicians and celebrities come to eat here, but the best shops are hidden from the main street, so the place is very difficult to figure out, and most menus are only in Japanese. Many restaurants in Kagurazaka are very closed off and do not advertise at all. They are already known to gourmets in the neighborhood and do not want more customers, as they feel it will deteriorate their quality. Having said that, most good restaurants in Kagurazaka are hard to find even for Japanese people. This tour explores Kagurazaka in the morning. We will walk around old town Kagurazaka where we will see historical Geisha houses, modern shrines designed by famous architects, the still-in-use writer's hotel where Souseki wrote his most famous works, and the charm of Kagurazaka's famous cobblestone alleyways. We will eat a very inexpensive (~300-1000 yen) yet very delicious rice-based breakfast from a Mom-and-Pop onigiri (rice ball) restaurant and I will also introduce hidden streets and good restaurants and secret cafes while walking. I will also give you a list of very tasty Japanese restaurants in Tokyo that offer an English menu yet are not "foreigner only" establishments like you might find on the English restaurant review sites -- so that after the tour you can go to a nice cafe or enjoy lunch around Kagurazaka.