You'll have the opportunity to participate in Oharai, a traditional Japanese ritual ceremony aimed at repelling bad luck. This ceremony is commonly performed during significant life events, such as moving or starting a new journey, as well as during challenging times.

You don’t need to have any religious affiliation or perform specific actions; I’ll guide you on how to participate, ensuring you feel comfortable and engaged. This experience offers a meaningful glimpse into Japanese culture and its spiritual practices.

Additionally, if you're interested, we can also arrange experiences such as a tea ceremony, Japanese flower arrangement (Ikebana), or pottery-making lessons. Please feel free to discuss any particular aspects of Japanese culture that intrigue you.

To conclude our day, we’ll head to an area known for its small, unique shops and cozy cafes, which offers a different vibe than Omotesando. It’s a nice place to take a leisurely walk and discover spots that you might enjoy.

If you feel tired from shopping and walking, there are plenty of inviting cafes where you can relax and recharge. Whether you're interested in authentic Japanese apparel, vintage clothing, curated boutiques, traditional ceramics, or Japanese cosmetic products, I can help you find the best spots that match your interests.