Meiji Jingu Shrine

First, we will visit Meiji Jingu Shrine which is one of the must visit spots in Shibuya area. Meiji Jingu Shrine is a Shinto shrine dedicated to Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken. It is situated in a forested area, providing a tranquil escape from the bustling city. The shrine, completed in 1920, is a popular site for traditional Japanese weddings and cultural ceremonies.

50 minutes

Takeshita Street

Takeshita Street, located in Harajuku, is a bustling pedestrian street known for its trendy shops, "KAWAII" fashion, and vibrant youth culture. It’s a popular destination for both locals and tourists seeking the latest in fashion and unique street food.

50 minutes

Harajuku Station

I will take you to authentic matcha shop next to Harajuku station! They have matcha tea(non-sweet), matcha latte(sweet) and also matcha ice cream! Please choose one from the above, and take a short break there :)

30 minutes

Yoyogi Park

We’ll pass by Yoyogi park on our way walking to Shibuya Crossing. Yoyogi Park is one of the city’s largest parks, offering ample space for picnics, jogging, and various outdoor activities. It is especially popular during cherry blossom season and weekends when it becomes a vibrant gathering spot for locals and tourists.

20 minutes

Shibuya Parco (Pass By)

We will pass by Shibuya PARCO. Shibuya Parco is a large shopping complex in Shibuya district, known for its trendy fashion boutiques, diverse dining options, and unique entertainment facilities. Especially, if you are a fan of Anime, you will have a great time in Pokemon Center, Nintendo Tokyo and Jump Shop!

Shibuya Crossing

The Shibuya Scramble Crossing, located in front of Shibuya Station, is one of the world’s busiest and most iconic intersections. The surrounding neon lights and giant video screens create a dazzling urban spectacle that attracts tourists from around the globe! Let's take the best photo with this magnificent crossing!

30 minutes

Hachiko

At the end of the tour, let's meet Hachiko! The Hachiko Statue, located outside Shibuya Station, commemorates Hachiko, a loyal Akita dog who waited for his deceased owner at the station every day for nearly ten years. It has become a popular meeting point and a symbol of loyalty and devotion.

10 minutes