Shibuya Tours

Shibuya#2 Go Karting Tour with Funny Costume - From Shinjuku to the city’s famous crossing

The big draw here is simple: you get to drive through Shibuya Scramble in a go-kart while dressed as a […]

Tokyo: Best of Shibuya Food Tour - Meeting at the Hachiko mural

Shibuya’s best food is not always found under the biggest signs. This three-hour walking tour takes you from the Hachiko

Vegan Friendly Sushi & Okonomiyaki Shibuya Night Foodie Tour - Meeting at Shibuya Crossing at 5 pm

Shibuya’s neon streets are easy to enjoy, but finding a proper vegan dinner here can take work. This small-group evening

Tea Ceremony Experience in a Private Tea Room in Shibuya - The formal ceremony and the meaning of small gestures

Shibuya is best known for giant screens, shopping, and the famous crossing. This experience takes you eight minutes from the

Easy Japanese Speaking Experience and Meet Locals in Shibuya - Arriving at Jinnan Cafe in Shibuya

If you want to practice Japanese but dislike the pressure of a formal lesson, this Shibuya meetup takes a friendlier

Tokyo: Shibuya Crossing & Hidden Streets Walking Tour - Finding the guide inside Mark City

Shibuya Crossing is the obvious star, but the best part of this two-hour walk is how quickly it moves past

Make Traditional Nerikiri Sweets & Matcha experience in Shibuya - The matcha lesson is more than a drink break

Making nerikiri is a fine-motor craft disguised as a snack. Near Omotesando, Hana guides you from bean paste and sugar

Shibuya & Harajuku: Hidden Gems & Highlights Private Tour - Shibuya’s quieter lanes and local stops

Shibuya’s famous crossing is only the opening scene. This private walking tour quickly moves beyond the giant screens and selfie

Official Japan Go-Kart Through Shibuya / Shinjuku - Choosing Between the 90-Minute and Two-Hour Routes

Tokyo sightseeing usually means trains, sidewalks, and observation decks. This tour gives you a very different view: you sit inches

Private Handmade Ring Workshop Activity in Tokyo Shibuya - The hands-on work: hammering your own pattern

Making a ring in Tokyo is more personal than buying another souvenir. At nane tokyo on Cat Street, you choose

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