Takeshita Street is a famous shopping street where you can experience the forefront of youth culture trends. This is the place where the cute fashion style known as Kawaii fashion was born. Takeshita Street in Harajuku is considered the epicenter of all things trendy and "eccentric" in Tokyo. Here, you'll find numerous fashion brands, apparel shops, cafes, and restaurants offering a unique and unconventional atmosphere.

Omotesando Street was originally created as the path to Meiji Jingu Shrine, but now it is famous as the high-end brand shop street. We will enjoy window-shopping and admiring the unique architecture as we walk to Omotesando Station to take the train to Shibuya.

First, please choose either ① or ②

① Zojoji Temple and Tokyo Tower

Zojoji Temple is known as the family temple of the Tokugawa clan. It houses the Tokugawa family mausoleum, where six shoguns and other family members are buried.

Tokyo Tower is located within walking distance from Zojoji Temple. We'll have the chance to take dynamic photos of the tower from ground level.

② Shinjuku

Shinjuku originally developed during the Edo period as the first post town for travelers heading west. Today, it is the second-largest business district in central Tokyo and is home to the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building.

Choose from the following courses:

<Course 1>

3D Cat, Godzilla Head, Don Quijote, and Omoide Yokocho

In this course, we will visit three major spots around the east exit of Shinjuku Station. You'll have time to shop at Don Quijote and enjoy drinks at Omoide Yokocho.

<Course 2>

3D Cat, Godzilla Head, and Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building (Observation Room on the 45th Floor)

This course covers three major spots in both the east and west areas of Shinjuku. After briefly visiting the 3D Cat and Godzilla Head in Kabukicho, we will walk to the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building.

<Course 3>

Shinjuku Gyoen

This course allows you to enjoy Shinjuku Gyoen at a relaxed pace. It is closed every Monday.

＊For Courses 1 and 2: If you'd like to stay longer, I can drop you off there at the end of the tour. In that case, we will visit Odaiba first and go to Shinjuku later.

Odaiba is a popular waterfront area in Tokyo, known for its futuristic architecture, shopping malls, and entertainment attractions. It features landmarks like the Rainbow Bridge, and a replica of the Statue of Liberty. Odaiba is also home to beaches and offers great views of Tokyo Bay.

*If you wish to see the beautiful night view of Rainbow Bridge and spend some time in the area, I can drop you off there.