Tokyo City Highlights - Shibuya + Harajuku + Asakusa
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Wabisabi Trips
About this tour
Enjoy a private day tour led by friendly bilingual local guides, explore the vibrant streets of Shibuya, the colorful culture of Harajuku, and the historic charm of Asakusa. Along the way, you'll discover hidden gems, local favorites, scenic viewpoints, and unforgettable photo spots that most visitors miss!
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Itinerary
Shibuya Crossing & Miyashita Park
We'll start our journey in the heart of Shibuya, Tokyo's vibrant center. Our first stop is the famous Shibuya Crossing and Miyashita Park Rooftop, a trendy destination that blends modern city life, sustainability, and youthful energy while offering fantastic views of the city.
Cat Walk Street
Next, we'll explore Cat Street, a lively hub of Tokyo's street fashion and youth culture located between Shibuya and Harajuku. This stylish street is lined with upscale brands, vintage stores, second-hand shops, fluffy pancake cafés, crepe stands, and unique cafés, creating a fun and relaxed atmosphere loved by both locals and visitors.
Tokyu Plaza Building
After that, we'll visit Tokyu Plaza Harajuku, a modern shopping complex that combines art, fashion, and shopping across nine floors. We'll also take a short break here to recharge with a coffee, matcha, or a quick bite before heading up to the rooftop terrace, where you'll enjoy beautiful views over Harajuku and one of the area's best photo spots.
Ura-Harajuku
Next, we'll discover Ura-Harajuku, one of Harajuku's hidden gems that showcases Tokyo's underground fashion culture. Tucked away from the busy streets, this maze of backstreets is filled with vintage stores, independent brands, and second-hand shops that are especially popular with locals.
Takeshita Street
Then, we'll visit the famous Takeshita Street, the heart of Harajuku's youth culture. Experience its colorful fashion, fun snacks, unique shops, and lively atmosphere that has made this street one of Tokyo's most iconic destinations.
Asakusa District & Sensoji Temple
Finally, we'll take a 25–30 minute train ride to Asakusa and visit Sensoji Temple, Tokyo's oldest temple. We'll then stroll through Asakusa's charming backstreets, where you'll find traditional Japanese souvenirs, delicious matcha drinks, and a wide variety of authentic Japanese sweets, making it the perfect way to end the tour.
Languages
English, Japanese
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¥12,000 / person