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A Tokyo-based tour agency will guide you through Shinjuku, Japan’s most famous entertainment district.
Explore the vibrant Kabukicho, where you’ll discover its fascinating transformation from a former red-light district to a thriving nightlife hotspot. Stroll through Tokyo’s largest back-alley dining area, where tradition meets modernity in an unforgettable atmosphere.
Experience cutting-edge game centers, visit historic shrines, and uncover the stories that make Kabukicho so unique. Along the way,
we'll share not only the must-see spots but also the best recommendations for restaurants and izakayas. Our guide knows Tokyo inside and out, so you’re in good hands!
Start your exciting journey through Japan with our captivating Tokyo tour.
Shinjuku Station East Exit Police Box 3-38-1 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo Meet in front of the "Shinjuku Police Station Shinjuku East Exit Police Box" at the East Exit of Shinjuku Station. There will be a guide holding a sign that says [Contents Like Japan].
It's a traditional izakaya street that attracts not only tourists but also many locals. You can fully enjoy the nostalgic atmosphere that has remained since the post-war period.
While traces of its past as a risky nightlife district with many hostess bars still remain, the area has now evolved with cutting-edge entertainment buildings, making it a place where even teenagers can have fun. You can experience both atmospheres in this unique district.
It's a cutting-edge entertainment building themed around promoting new culture, featuring an observation deck, arcade, cinema, theater, and even a sauna.
This area, with its narrow, winding alleys, feels like a time slip back to post-war Tokyo. It’s home to over 300 small bars and pubs. It's a must-visit spot where locals and tourists mingle, enjoying drinks side by side.
This shrine, the guardian of Shinjuku, has a 400-year history. It enshrines the gods of love and business, so be sure to offer a prayer and make a wish.
It’s Japan’s top luxury department store. Experience the quality by purchasing souvenirs, as well as food and drinks to enjoy during your stay.
Free tours do not have a set price, instead, each person gives the guru at the end of the tour the amount that he or she considers appropriate (these usually range from €10 to $50 depending on satisfaction with the tour).