Fall in love with the vibrant heart of Tokyo through our We Love Shibuya, Hachiko and the Lucky Cat Temple. This journey invites you to explore the bustling energy and iconic landmarks that define Shibuya.
Begin the tour at the legendary Shibuya Crossing, where a sea of pedestrians converges in a mesmerizing display of urban choreography. Pay tribute to Hachiko, Japan's loyal dog, at his statue, a symbol of unwavering devotion.
Venture to Gotoku-ji Temple, famously known as the Lucky Cat Temple, where thousands of maneki-neko figurines beckon with their raised paws. Discover the temple's serene grounds and the fascinating history behind these charming cats.
We will share stories into Shibuya's culture, and modernity, making this tour a captivating journey into the heart of Tokyo. Whether you're a history buff or a seeker of urban adventures, Shibuya's charm will leave an indelible mark.
**Rain, shine, or a bit of both— our walking tours still go on!**
At JR Shibuya Station near the Hachiko statue. Travel Story Teller will wait for you, showing a name board with the “IOJ Logo” on it.
An example of loyalty and friendship: the statue celebrates the dog Hachiko, who, after the death of his owner, continued to wait for his arrival every day, returning from work.
A Buddhist temple located in Setagaya. It is said to be the place of origin of Maneki Neko (cat statues that attract luck and wealth). The temple in every area is adorned with hundreds of these statues of various sizes.
A very ancient origins shrine. It was built to worship and honor Hachiman Okami, the deity of war and archery.
Probably one of the most iconic areas in Tokyo to experience the nightlife and the metropolis-like frenetic atmosphere. With its most congested crossing in the world and its enormous skyscrapers, Shibuya is one of the destinations that should never be missed when visiting Tokyo.
One of the most famous streets in Shibuya, where you can experience the nightlife at its best. Full of Izakaya and clubs, it is a perfect location to spend the evening.
Of all the alleys found in Shibuya, the most picturesque is Nonbei Yokocho. Similar to the style shown by Omoide Yokocho in Shinjuku, the street stands out for the large number of clubs and bars specializing in alcohol and drinks.
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