• Omoide Yokocho - Also known as “Memory Lane,” Omoide Yokocho is a quaint alley near Shinjuku Station, lined with lantern-lit bars and small eateries. Renowned for its nostalgic allure and smoky street ambiance, it offers a peek into post-war Tokyo. Visitors can stroll through for photos and soak in the atmosphere before moving on to the first food stop.

• Kabukicho - Kabukicho is Japan’s most renowned entertainment district, brimming with neon lights, bars, restaurants, and hidden treasures. While famous for its nightlife, it also exudes local culture and vibrancy. Visitors can walk through to experience the lively atmosphere and discover a unique side of Shinjuku that many tourists miss.

• Shinjuku Golden Gai - Golden Gai is a compact network of alleyways featuring over 200 unique bars, each with its own character. This area has a retro feel and attracts artists, locals, and curious travelers. Visitors can pass through for a quick look and photos, absorbing its iconic, intimate atmosphere.

• Meiji Jingu Shrine - Meiji Jingu is one of Tokyo’s most significant Shinto shrines, dedicated to Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken. Nestled within a tranquil forest, it provides a peaceful retreat from the city. Visitors can walk through the grand torii gates and explore the grounds while learning about its cultural and historical importance.

• Shibuya Crossing - Shibuya Crossing is one of the busiest pedestrian intersections globally and a symbol of Tokyo’s dynamism. Surrounded by massive screens and neon lights, it’s a must-visit location. Visitors can pause to take photos and experience the organized chaos as hundreds of people cross from all directions.

• Hachiko - Hachikō is Tokyo’s most beloved dog, celebrated for his loyalty in waiting at Shibuya Station daily for his owner—even after the owner passed away. The statue near the station is a popular meeting point and a touching emblem of loyalty. Visitors can stop by for a quick photo and hear the story.

• Shibuya Center-gai - A lively pedestrian street just off Shibuya Crossing, Center-gai is Tokyo’s epicenter of youth culture, filled with neon-lit fast-fashion shops, cafes, arcades, and eateries. By day, it’s a hotspot for the latest trends; by night, colorful signs, karaoke spots, and clubs bring vibrant nightlife to life.

• Photos taken during the tour
• Entry/Admission to Meiji Shrine, Shibuya, and Shinjuku
• Historical insights into the districts
• English-speaking guide

• Public Transportation Fare (around 600 yen)
• Food and Drinks

Explore Tokyo’s essential attractions in just four hours with an English-speaking guide! The “Tokyo Must-Visit Spots” walking tour offers a perfect blend of tradition and modern vibrancy—from serene shrines to lively city streets. Discover iconic areas such as Shibuya and Shinjuku, gain local insights, and capture memorable photos. This tour is perfect for travelers eager to maximize their day and enjoy Tokyo’s highlights in a brief, enjoyable, and informative experience.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.