Walking Tour of Shibuya, Harajuku, Nakano Broadway and Odaiba in Small Group

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General Description The tour begins in one of Tokyo’s most iconic districts: Shibuya. This area perfectly captures the energy and modern spirit of the city. Upon arrival, visitors are immediately immersed in the fast-paced rhythm of Shibuya Station, one of the busiest railway hubs in the world. Just outside lies the famous Shibuya Crossing, a striking urban scene where hundreds of people cross in perfect harmony from every direction. Experiencing this in person is a must for anyone exploring Tokyo and offers an unforgettable introduction to the city.

A few steps away stands the beloved Hachiko Statue, a powerful symbol of loyalty and devotion. This touching tribute to the dog who waited for his owner at the station for years has become a meaningful meeting point for locals and tourists alike. After taking a moment to appreciate this story, the tour continues on foot to Harajuku, a district that showcases Tokyo’s trendsetting side.

Harajuku is known for its vibrant youth culture and eclectic fashion. Walking through Takeshita Street reveals a kaleidoscope of colors, sounds, and creative expression. This lively street is packed with boutiques, accessories, themed cafes, and street food stands, representing the heart of Japan’s kawaii culture and the famous Lolita style. It’s the perfect place to witness Tokyo’s cutting-edge fashion scene and the individuality of its younger generations.

Nearby, a complete contrast awaits at Meiji Shrine, one of the most important and visited spiritual sites in Japan. Surrounded by a lush forest, the shrine offers a peaceful retreat from the bustling city. Dedicated to Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken, it showcases traditional Shinto architecture and sacred rituals. Walking along the gravel paths under towering trees and passing through massive wooden torii gates, visitors experience the calm, contemplative side of Tokyo that honors centuries of heritage.

Next, the tour takes the metro to Nakano, home to Nakano Broadway—an essential stop for anime and manga lovers. This multi-level shopping complex is a treasure trove of collectible figures, vintage video games, comics, posters, and rare memorabilia. It provides an immersive glimpse into Japan’s otaku culture and is a paradise for enthusiasts looking for both nostalgic finds and hard-to-get merchandise. Unlike other mainstream shopping districts, Nakano retains a more local, laid-back atmosphere, making it a hidden gem in Tokyo.

Between Harajuku and Nakano, there’s a well-timed lunch break, offering a chance to rest and enjoy local flavors. Though specific menus or times aren't detailed, this pause adds balance and comfort to the experience, helping guests recharge before continuing.

The final part of the tour leads to Odaiba, a futuristic man-made island in Tokyo Bay. The journey to Odaiba is an experience in itself, traveling on the Yurikamome line—an automated train that crosses the Rainbow Bridge and offers panoramic views of the city skyline, the waterfront, and Tokyo’s impressive architecture. It’s one of the most scenic and unique train rides in the city.

Once in Odaiba, visitors are greeted by a surprising sight: a replica of the Statue of Liberty, set against the backdrop of the bay. This popular photo spot combines international flair with Tokyo’s signature creativity. The tour concludes at DiverCity Tokyo Plaza, a shopping and entertainment complex known for housing the full-size Gundam statue at its entrance. Standing over 18 meters tall, this iconic robot from Japanese anime is an awe-inspiring sight for both fans and first-time visitors, providing a dramatic and memorable end to the day.

This Tokyo tour offers a well-rounded exploration of the city’s most dynamic elements. From the urban intensity of Shibuya and the street fashion of Harajuku to the sacred calm of Meiji Shrine, the pop culture haven of Nakano Broadway, and the futuristic appeal of Odaiba, it’s an ideal itinerary for travelers who want to discover Tokyo’s many faces in a single, unforgettable day. Additional Information Arrive at the pickup point 20 minutes before the tour startsSummary itinerary: Shibuya (2 hours), Harajuku (2 hours), Nakano Broadway (2 hours), Odaiba (2 hours). The tour ends at the last visited locationRemember to bring cash. Be prepared for any weather conditions—carry an umbrella or raincoat if necessary. Respect local customs and traditions at religious sitesNot allowed: Pets, drones, littering, smoking and/or vaping in non-designated areas, or speaking loudly in inappropriate places (such as public transportation, restaurants, temples, etc.). Motorized wheelchairs, non-foldable wheelchairs, non-foldable strollers, unaccompanied minors, electric wheelchairs, scooters, fireworks, touching exhibits, or lighting firesThe tour will take place regardless of weather conditions, except in the case of an earthquake or extreme weather event. Some tours may be affected by holidays, but we will still offer them with an alternative route on days when monuments, temples, etc., may be closed due to Christmas or New Year's celebrationsIf during the tour any of the listed landmarks or attractions is found to be closed (due to maintenance, unforeseen events, or any other circumstances), an alternative will be sought to ensure the best possible experienceIf an event beyond both parties' control (such as natural disasters, pandemics, strikes, flight cancellations, etc.) prevents the service from being provided, the tour will be rescheduled. If rescheduling is not possible, the customer may request a full or partial refund, depending on the situation and at the sole discretion of the companyIf a guide is unable to conduct the tour due to health issues or any other unforeseen reason, the company commits to providing an alternative guide if possible. If no substitute guide is available, the tour will be rescheduled, or the customer may request a full refundIf, due to force majeure or scheduling changes, a guide is unavailable for the tour, the company will offer an alternative solution, which may include rescheduling the tour or proceeding with a different guide. If satisfactory conditions cannot be guaranteed, the customer will have the right to a full or partial refund at the company's sole discretionIf, during the tour, a customer exhibits inappropriate or disruptive behavior (that may affect the experience of other participants or the safety of the group), the company reserves the right to cancel the tour immediately. In this case, no refund will be offered, and the customer will be responsible for any consequences of their behaviorIf you have any allergies or health issues, please inform us before the visitIMPORTANT: This tour has a minimum of 4 people to be able to operate, otherwise it will be cancelled or an alternative day will be offered. It could be monolingual in Spanish or English, but in case of needing to meet the minimum of 4 people, both languages will be combinedTo get to the different points of visit of this tour, passengers will arrive by public transport, at their own expense Inclusions Walking TourEnglish or Spanish speaking guideSmall Group up to 25 peopleExploring the colourful streets of Takeshita Street; Visiting the statue of the faithful dog Hachiko; Excellent photo opportunities at the Shibuya crossingAssistance with transportation in Japan Exclusions TransportHotel Pick up and Drop OffReturn to hotelCustomer transport costs (approx. 1500 to 2000 yen)Entrance, meals and beverages except if expressly specified in the tour inclusionsOther service not specified Cancellation Policy Cancellations free of charge up to 16 days in advance
Cancellations made between 4 and 15 days before departure: 95% reimbursement
Cancellations made between 2 and 3 days before departure: 85% reimbursement
Cancellations made 24 hours in advance or no-show: no refund Meeting Point Hachiko Statue in front of Shibuya Station