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 widow-shopping while walking to Omotesando Station to go to Shibuya.

Shibuya Crossing is the most famous crossing in Japan and one of the most photogenic spots for tourists. People love to film the motion of pedestrians crossing the square. At this intersection, people come and go from all directions without bumping into each other. We will also enjoy viewing this intersection from a higher vantage point in the surrounding buildings.

We will have a lunch break at Shibuya according to your preference.

You can choose from the following options.

①Zojoji Temple and Tokyo Tower

Zojo-ji Temple is one of the seven major temples of the Jodo sect of Buddhism and was established about 600 years ago. The temple is also famous as the family temple of the Tokugawa clan, housing the tomb grounds dedicated to the Tokugawa family, where six Shoguns, along with other family members, are buried. You can experience the atmosphere of typical Japanese Buddhist practices while walking around the temple grounds.

Within walking distance from Zojo-ji Temple is Tokyo Tower located. We will have the chance to take a dynamic photo of Tokyo Tower from the ground.

②Exploring Shibuya or Harajuku

If you have specific shops or stores in mind for shopping, we will visit them.

③Shinjuku

Shinjuku was once in the middle of nowhere but began to develop as the first stop for travelers heading west during the Edo period. Today, it stands as the second largest business district in Downtown Tokyo, housing the Tokyo Metropolitan Government offices and the Tokyo Metropolitan Assembly. Additionally, Shinjuku is renowned for hosting Kabukicho, the largest nightlife district in Japan.

You can choose one or two places to visit from the following options:

1. 3D Cat

2. Kabukicho: Godzilla Head and Don Quijote

3. Omoide Yokocho

4. Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden

5. Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building (Observation Room on the 45th floor)