From fashionable date spots to bustling downtown areas and temples and shrines, Tokyo is a capital city that has it all. There is no shortage of new sights to see, and you will never have enough time for shopping alone. Enjoy a tour of Tokyo with a rich sensibility, savoring the uniqueness of each area.
Hrajuku station
- There are some exits at Harajuku station, we shall meet at Meiji Jingu Exit. There is a convenience store "New Days" next to the ticket gate, please buy some drinks before the meeting time just in case.
Meiji Jingu Shrine is dedicated to Emperor Meiji and Empress Dowager Shoken. The vast 700,000-square-meter shrine grove is a man-made forest created with the aim of creating an “eternal grove” by planting approximately 100,000 trees donated from all over Japan for the construction of Meiji Jingu Shrine.
Here, you can heal away from the busy city of Tokyo and enjoy dive deep in Japanese culture.
Takeshita-dori Avenue is the center of “Kawaii culture,” where trendy fashions and gourmet foods gather.
There are many instagramable foods and stores. From rainbow-colored cotton candy and rainbow-colored toast to cool printed T-shirts that showcase Japanese culture, there is plenty to see and do.
Takeshita Street has not only Instagrammable snacks but also other amazing foods here. You can enjoy Okonomiyaki, ramen, soba noodles, and so on.
The entrance, a popular symbol of the Harajuku and Omotesando area, is entirely mirrored, as the name “Kaleidoscope Entrance” implies. This makes it a truly beautiful photo spot where you can enjoy a variety of expressions depending on the season, weather, and time of day.
There are many shops in Tokyu Plaza, so let's buy some souvenirs for yourself or your friends.
Cat Street connects Shibuya and Omotesando.
This street, where many people come and go every day, is filled with unique boutiques and is a tourist spot in Shibuya that can be enjoyed just by walking around.
Shibuya station
・showing and introducing Japanese culture guide
-fees for the spots you visit
shrine :free
museum:1000 yen for adults
900 yen for kinds under 18
free for kinds under 6
Entrance fee to Meiji Jingu Gyoen: 500 yen
Admission to Meiji Shrine Treasure House:500 yen
-the coins to offer prayer
- the cost of the lunch you took
-the souvenir you bought
・Please let me know in advance if you have any food allergies or other dietary restrictions.
“A wonderful day”
Yoshie was wonderful company and showed us a great day around Tokyo giving useful tips and advice. I highly recommend Yoshie because she is a very nice person, kind and easy to spend time with. Thank you Yoshie
Yoshie Y.
(1 reviews)Thank you for writing review for me! It was great time to spend with all of you. I am so lucky person to have nice and kind customers. I hope you are enjoying today’s Meiji-jingu-shrine trip today!