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What to do and see in Shibuya, Kanto: The Best Coffee & Tea Tours
Shibuya (渋谷区, Shibuya-ku) is a special ward in Tokyo, Japan. A major commercial and business centre, it houses the two busiest railway stations in the world, Shinjuku Station (southern half) and Shibuya Station.
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1. Harajuku Kawaii Fashion & Pop-culture Tour
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 20 reviews
-Get insights into Harajuku pop-culture and fashion!- we'll head to a shopping street filled with Harajuku pop culture. Here, you can enjoy not only shopping, but also fancy sweets like crepes, pancakes, and cotton candy. At the end of the shopping street, you can snap fun purikura (sticker photos) with your guide. -Enjoy a colorful lunch in the Kawaii Monster Café- Here, you can have colorful pasta and cakes, and, if you are lucky enough, you can also watch a fun, entertaining show performed by “monsters” in the cafe! -Take a peaceful walk around Meiji Shrine- Meiji shrine is the embodiment of tranquility, with 365 different species of trees to be found among the 100,000 that dot the grounds. It acts as a relaxing contrast to the fast-paced, busy streets of Harajuku. Magical Trip is a local tour operator with the TripAdvisor certificate of excellence that offers various types of small-group tours throughout Japan! Check out our Trip Advisor Page for more tours and our reviews!
Inclusions: Admission fee at Monster Cafe, 1 Food and 1 Soft Drink at Monster Cafe, Purikura Photo experience, Tour photos, 3 hours with a local guide
Exclusions: Additional food & drinks (Available for purchase)
Reviewed By wwtara
Fantastic virtual tour! The guide, YH, was a delight, full of knowledge, laughter and fun anecdotes. We were complete Sake beginners and learned so much. The material is well prepared and very personal with many opportunities for questions. I cannot wait to visit in person!
2. Ultimate Tokyo Day & Night Experience with photographer
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Tokyo is one of the most diverse and unique cities in the world. It is where traditional meets modern, culture meets fusion, old meets new. Tokyo is an enormous city with countless things to see, endless sights to visit, neverending meals for you to explore. At every turn you take, you will discover another amazing picture you would want to capture with your camera. If you happen to only have one day to check out this amazing city, have no fear! We have prepared a one-day tour for you to discover all the main tourist sights of Japan. We will have a photographer taking you around the city, from the traditional temples and shrines to the new and modern city centres including some famous architectures in Tokyo, like Tokyo Tower, Skytree, as well as helping you capture the most natural and stunning photos of you during the fun and exciting journey to all of the must-see sights of Tokyo!
Inclusions: All Fees and Taxes, Kimono experience
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Reviewed By ameliam00re
The trip was awesome! Loved the scenery, food and shopping at Gotemba. Was also a nice touch to finish at the winery, I would definitely recommend giving this a try.
3. Harajuku Pop Tour with Kawaii Monster Cafè
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1 reviews
Harajuku is the center of kawaii and young fashion Japanese style. No other place is better than Harajuku to meet and chat with new friends, check out the latest fashion trends, try new trendy foods and activities, take a purikura and shoot colorful and funny photos at Kawaii Monster Cafe. The iconic Takeshita Dori is just a glimpse of what you can find in Harajuku: crazy fashion, colorful food and young people. Our Harajuku Pop Tour will make you discover the real side of Harajuku, where young Japanese hang out for finding new fashion styles and creative minds are free to express their new idea. We'll enjoy street art, independent fashion designers, vintage shops and learn about youngers' lifestyle. Explore the young pop side of Tokyo, discovering new trends, take original purikura photo and immerse yourself in the cute-sub culture.
Inclusions: Lunch, Purikura photo
Exclusions: Additional snacks
Reviewed By Crunchyspin
Had a great time with our lovely tour guide. We started off in a building that sells collectibles, which we wouldn't have known about if it wasn't for our guide. After that, we headed off to a maid café where we got ourselves some lovely dessert in the shape of bears and bunnies. The chocolate latté was amazing! Really friendly maids despite not being able to speak English. Took some pictures with the maids and then continued to a nearby gaming hall where we dressed up for some purikura shots. We got good information about the Akihabara area and Japanese culture in general. Interesting to speak to a Japanese person about life in Japan. Overall a really great tour which I would recommend!
4. Tea Ceremony Experiences & Traditional Dishes
You can experience a traditional tea ceremony at a traditional tea house that was built in the Meiji era, around a hundred years ago. After that, you walk around a traditional Japanese garden for strolling, and finally have traditional Japanese dishes that are served to satisfy not only our tongues but also our eyes.
Inclusions: Professional guide, Hotel pickup and drop-off in Tokyo 23 wards
Exclusions: Tea ceremony fee(2,160 JPY each, guests and guide), Food and drinks, Lunch(guests and guide), Transportation fee between pickup and drop-off points (guests and guide)
Reviewed By Melannew
Yoshi was a great tour guide. He tells a lot of stories and takes you to your desired places and then some. We went to the National Gardens, stopped to say hi to Hachiko, and went to the Chiku Chiku Cafe. The Hedgehogs were so cute! They're usually nocturnal and the one I was visiting, Butter, was really tired and wanted to sleep so I only took a couple pictures and let him rest the rest of the time :) Take care Yoshi! Hope you have more fun adventures
5. Tea Ceremony - Traditional Japanese culture in Tokyo
The Japanese tea ceremony is a ritual of preparing and serving Japanese green tea, called Matcha. And with traditional Japanese sweets to balance with the bitter taste of the tea. This is really a good chance to experience the Japanese traditional culture.
Inclusions: Tea and sweets
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6. The exciting cars of Tokyo
This tour will give you the excitement of powerful and beautiful car craftsmanship and car technology in the unique for Tokyo Showrooms and autocafes. Furthermore you will walk around the the fashionable Omote Sando and the high streets of Tokyo. You will get all the showrooms and fashionable auto cafes in one tour. Our guide is knowledgeable about the places you will visit and even has 20 years of experiencing Japan. You will get many bonus facts and inspiration on Japan. The tour is PERFECT for kids. Kids under 15y are free.
Inclusions: In-person guide
Exclusions: Coffee and/or Tea, Lunch
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