A walk around Shibuya. You can think of this place as Manhattan in a foreign country.

Meeting Point

Harajuku Station

Harajuku: If you're a fashion geek, this is just for you. Especially on Takeshita Street.

Meiji Jingu: A very famous Shinto shrine where there is a lot to learn about Japanese history and a great place to take a nature walk right in the middle of Tokyo

Yoyogi Park: A popular gathering place for rock bands,ugglers, comedians, martial arts clubs, cosplayers and other subculture and hobby groups. During the spring, thousands of people visit the park to enjoy the cherry blossom during hanami. The landscaped park has picnic areas, bike paths, cycle rentals and public sport courts.

Shibuya Crossing: The world's biggest intersection

Hachiko: A statue of a famous dog who during the early 20th century who would wait for his owner everyday at the Shibuya Crossing even after his owner died. Hachiko would do so everyday until his own death. Many people line up everyday to take a picture by Hachiko's statue at the Shibuya Station

Dogenzaka: Many nightclubs, karaoke bars, shops, and izakaya are on this street. An izakaya is a Japanese style pub that is a casual after work place to eat and drink.

Disney Store (If kids on the tour are interested and would like to buy something from the Disney store)

Depachika: amazing food hall

Yebisu Garden Tower: one of Tokyo's most pleasant cities within the city. Consisting of roughly a dozen buildings and skyscrapers, it features a large array of restaurants and shops including a Mitsukoshi department store, the Westin Tokyo hotel, the Michelin 3-star Chateau Restaurant Taillvent-Robuchon, offices, residential space and a photography museum.

Ending Point

Shibuya Station