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Johnny A.

Maid cafe dessert shake at the hard-to-find Monster Party Cafe in Akihabara, Tokyo, Japan

Large Japanese vintage anime and manga toy figure collection in Mandarake Akihabara

Joined 2025

Johnny A.

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About Tour Guide Johnny A.

15 years in Tokyo, 1000s of tours conducted; I will show you all of the best Japanese spots, saving you time, money and hassle. Guaranteed fun!

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All tours can be customized for you. Send me a message with your requests!

Akihabara Custom Tour | Retro Games, Arcades, Claw Machines, Anime & More

Have a retro-game nerd with 1000s of hours in Akihabara show you around. See Akiba’s highlights: electronics, arcades, anime, manga, trading cards, maid cafes, and hobby stores. Fully customizable – after booking we’ll plan your dream tour with any ideas or special requests: ⭑⭑⭑Top 10 Things To Do In Akihabara⭑⭑⭑ ⭑ Retro arcades & stores ⭑ Crane games ⭑ Anime & manga shops ⭑ Maid cafes ⭑ Trading cards ⭑ Figures & models ⭑ Hidden food spots ⭑ Animal cafes ⭑ Secret shrine ⭑ Food vending machines

Akihabara Custom Tour | Retro Games, Arcades, Claw Machines, Anime & More

FROM$271/ per group

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Akihabara Custom Tour | Retro Games, Arcades, Claw Machines, Anime & More

Have a retro-game nerd with 1000s of hours in Akihabara show you around. See Akiba’s highlights: electronics, arcades, anime, manga, trading cards, maid cafes, and hobby stores. Fully customizable – after booking we’ll plan your dream tour with any ideas or special requests: ⭑⭑⭑Top 10 Things To Do In Akihabara⭑⭑⭑ ⭑ Retro arcades & stores ⭑ Crane games ⭑ Anime & manga shops ⭑ Maid cafes ⭑ Trading cards ⭑ Figures & models ⭑ Hidden food spots ⭑ Animal cafes ⭑ Secret shrine ⭑ Food vending machines

Akihabara Custom Tour | Retro Games, Arcades, Claw Machines, Anime & More

FROM$271/ per group

Johnny A.

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Tokyo (Living)

Languages

English (Native), Japanese

Response Time

2 days on average

Availability Updated

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