• Shibuya Crossing - Located in Tokyo, Shibuya Crossing is considered the busiest pedestrian intersection globally, renowned for its “scramble” style where traffic halts in all directions, allowing thousands of pedestrians to cross from every angle simultaneously. This captivating human choreography, set against a backdrop of towering neon billboards and bustling department stores, captures the vibrant energy and futuristic essence of modern Tokyo, making it an iconic and unforgettable sight.
• Hachiko - Situated outside Shibuya Station in Tokyo, the Hachiko statue is a bronze homage to an Akita dog celebrated for his remarkable loyalty. Hachiko would wait at the station daily for his owner, Professor Hidesaburo Ueno, to return from work. Following the professor’s unexpected death in 1925, Hachiko continued this routine for nearly a decade, returning to the same spot each day, hoping to see his beloved master. This touching display of devotion turned him into a national symbol of fidelity in Japan, and his statue now serves as a popular meeting point and a poignant reminder of unwavering love.
• MEGA Don Quijote Shibuya - Mega Don Quijote, commonly known as “Mega Donki,” is a vast, multi-level discount store chain in Japan, famous for its extensive selection of nearly everything.
• Shibuya Center-gai - Shibuya Center-gai is a lively, pedestrian-only street located just off the renowned Shibuya Crossing in Tokyo. Recognized as a key hub of youth culture, fashion, and entertainment, it is filled with a vibrant mix of trendy shops, restaurants, karaoke bars, arcades, and nightlife venues. By day, it’s a favored spot for shopping and quick meals, while at night, it transforms into a neon-lit, energetic center of activity, attracting crowds in search of the latest trends and a lively atmosphere.

• 3 Hours walking tours
• 2 soft drinks & water
• Professional Guide
• 13 small bites from the local Japanese dishes

• Alcholic Drinks ( Availble to perchase)
• Gratuities

Experience the vibrant energy of Tokyo’s Shibuya district with a small-group food tour that offers a genuine glimpse into local life! Traverse the iconic Shibuya Crossing, pay homage to the faithful Hachiko statue, and wander through the lively Center-gai. Along the way, indulge in 13 expertly selected small bite dishes at four unique dining spots. From secret izakayas to beloved local haunts, this tour provides a delectable and immersive journey into Shibuya’s dynamic culinary landscape, far from the usual tourist routes.

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