Introduction

• Join a personalized tour led by an experienced local guide, offering insights into the trendy and iconic aspects of Shibuya and Harajuku.

• See these vibrant districts through the guide’s eyes, learning fascinating stories about their history and culture.

• Beyond the main tourist spots, discover hidden gems and local favorites.

• With the guide’s expertise, you’ll receive invaluable recommendations for other activities in Tokyo, making the most of your time in the city.

Included

• Tour guide

• Cashless medical treatment in case of injury or illness during the tour.

• Customizable tours

Not included

• Food or drinks

• Tips (optional)

• Admission to monuments or museums

• Transportation costs (public transit fees during the tour are at the guest’s expense)

• Other personal expenses

Itinerary

• Tokyo Metro Shibuya Station Tourist Center

An iconic pedestrian scramble, bustling with vibrant energy, known for its many shops, restaurants, and lively atmosphere.

• Hachiko

The Hachiko Statue, located just outside Shibuya Station, commemorates Hachiko, the loyal Akita dog famed for his extraordinary devotion to his owner. It’s a popular meeting spot and a symbol of loyalty in Japanese culture.

• Shibuya Center-gai

Center-Gai is Shibuya's bustling pedestrian street, known for its lively energy, lined with shops, boutiques, cafes, and eateries.

• Shibuya 109

SHIBUYA109 is an iconic department store aimed at young women, renowned for its stylish boutiques and trendsetting fashions—a must-visit spot for fashion enthusiasts.

• Harajuku Station

Harajuku is renowned as a hub of youth culture and fashion, with the iconic Takeshita Street bustling with quirky shops, trendy boutiques, and vibrant street fashion.

• Takeshita Street

Takeshita Street is a bustling pedestrian thoroughfare in Harajuku filled with numerous shops selling fashion, accessories, snacks, and novelty items.

• Urban Harajuku

"Ura-Hara," short for "Ura-Ban Harajuku," refers to the backstreets of Harajuku known for their alternative fashion scene, independent boutiques, and cutting-edge streetwear.

• Omotesando

Omotesando is often referred to as Tokyo's Champs-Élysées, lined with high-end boutiques, flagship stores from renowned designers, and trendy cafes in sophisticated modern architecture.

• Meiji Shrine Imperial Garden

Meiji Shrine is one of most significant shrines, dedicated to Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken.