Head up to the 11th-floor observation deck of Shibuya’s landmark shopping complex, Hikarie, for sweeping views over the district. Watching the constant flow of people and cars at the Shibuya Scramble Crossing below is truly spectacular. We’ll pause for photos against the dusk skyline and give you a brief rundown of how Shibuya came to be.

MIYASHITA PARK rooftop views, street eats in Shibuya Yokocho, then nostalgic Nonbei Alley—Shibuya’s modern pulse meets old-school charm in one walk.

The Scramble Crossing is arguably Tokyo’s most famous—and busiest—meeting spot. Threading your way through the neon-lit heart of this pop-culture hub, amid a sea of people and cars, is thrilling all by itself.

Step into Center-gai—Shibuya’s historic youth hangout—browse the ever-popular “gachagacha” capsule-toy machines, and drop by a ramen shop hand-picked by your guide.

When it comes to souvenir shopping in Japan, Don Quijote is a must-visit. You can pick up bulk gifts like matcha treats and the famous Kit Kats in over 400 flavors. We won’t be shopping here during the tour, but your guide will highlight the top recommendations.

Let's take a train from Shibuya Station to Shinjuku Station. With a guide by your side, there's no need to worry about complicated ticket machines or figuring out how to ride the train!

One of the highlights of Omoide Yokocho is its nostalgic, lantern-lit alleyways—perfect for capturing unforgettable memories. If you'd like, your guide will be happy to help you take photos in front of some of the most photogenic signs and classic storefronts. We'll also point out a few popular local eateries along the way. Whether you're craving yakitori, grilled seafood, or sake in a cosy bar, this area is full of options. Feel free to come back after the tour and enjoy dinner like a local!

Walk through Kabukicho, Japan’s most famous entertainment district, where the neon lights never sleep. On this guided walk, you’ll explore the vibrant streets filled with flashing signs, themed restaurants, game centers, and bars. Your guide will explain the area’s fascinating dual identity—from historic red-light roots to modern pop culture and nightlife hub. You’ll pass iconic landmarks like Godzilla Head, quirky photo spots, and even hidden gems only locals know. Along the way, you’ll gain cultural insight into how Tokyo’s nightlife has evolved, and how Kabukicho balances the edgy with the everyday. While we won’t enter bars or clubs during the tour, you’ll leave with a sense of the area’s energy—and plenty of ideas if you’d like to explore more after the tour. And yes, there will be great photo opportunities under the glowing signs and narrow backstreets, and your guide is happy to help you capture the moment!

We’ll visit Tokyu Kabukicho Tower, a cutting-edge entertainment complex that blends Tokyo’s modern energy with nostalgic charm. You’ll have about one hour of free time, including time to explore the unique food court. Inside, you’ll find a retro-style izakaya-themed food hall inspired by Japan’s Showa era, complete with red lanterns, lively chatter, and the savory aroma of grilled dishes. It’s the perfect place to enjoy classic Japanese bar food in a casual, vibrant setting. Upstairs, there’s a game center packed with Japanese pop culture—from claw machines to rhythm games. From the upper floors of the tower, you’ll also enjoy a panoramic view of Tokyo’s neon-lit cityscape. The sparkling lights and bustling atmosphere offer an unforgettable contrast, making it the perfect finale to your tour.

A Hidden World of Tiny Bars and Big Stories Step into Golden Gai, a narrow maze of over 200 tiny bars packed into a few alleyways—each one with its own unique theme, owner, and personality. It’s one of Tokyo’s most iconic nightlife areas, where time seems to stand still. On this walking tour, your guide will explain the fascinating history of the neighborhood, once a post-war black market and now a cultural hotspot beloved by artists, writers, and curious travelers alike. As you stroll through the lantern-lit alleys, you’ll see bars decorated with punk rock posters, vintage jazz memorabilia, or retro movie themes. While we won’t enter the bars during the tour, we’ll point out some welcoming, foreigner-friendly spots in case you’d like to come back for a drink later. ✨ It's the perfect place to experience a different, more intimate side of Tokyo nightlife—less neon, more soul.

A Sacred Space Hidden in the Heart of Shinjuku Just steps away from the neon lights and bustling streets of Shinjuku lies Hanazono Shrine, a peaceful Shinto sanctuary that has watched over the city for centuries. On this tour, you’ll stop by this vibrant shrine known for blessings in success, business prosperity, and good fortune. Your guide will explain the basics of Shinto traditions and how to properly make a wish, so you can join in the experience just like the locals do. Surrounded by tall buildings, Hanazono Shrine offers a fascinating contrast between the spiritual and the modern, and is especially atmospheric when lit up in the evening. Depending on the season, you might also catch one of its colorful festivals or food stalls. It’s a quiet but powerful moment of reflection—right in the middle of Tokyo’s most exciting neighborhood.