Walk through two worlds in one tour — Harajuku and Meiji Jingu. We begin in Harajuku’s famous Takeshita Street, where today’s youth culture shows itself through colorful fashion and sweet treats. Just a few minutes later, it feels like you’ve jumped back in time. Passing through towering wooden gates, we enter the vast forest of Meiji Jingu Shrine, built in 1920 to honor Emperor Meiji.
Along the way, we’ll also explore Omotesando, an avenue inspired by European style, and talk about how Western influence reshaped Tokyo in the Meiji era. From modern pop culture to imperial traditions, this walk reveals how Tokyo lives in both the present and the past at the same time.
Taste and browse your way through Takeshita Street’s fashion and food scene
Walk Omotesando Avenue and hear the story of Japan’s shift toward the West
Pass through massive torii gates into the forest of Meiji Jingu Shrine
Hear stories of Emperor Meiji, Shinto rituals, and cultural traditions from your guide
Your guide will be waiting in front of Uniqlo Harajuku branch, holding a sign that says “Sunrise Adventure”. The shop is located directly across from JR Harajuku Station (Takeshita Exit) and next to the entrance of Takeshita Street.
A lively pedestrian street at the heart of youth culture, filled with colorful fashion, unique shops, and sweet treats that define Tokyo’s pop style.
Stop at the kaleidoscope-style mirrored entrance for a fun photo opportunity, then head to the rooftop terrace for a great view over Omotesando.
Stroll Tokyo’s tree-lined “Champs-Élysées,” known for stylish architecture and international influence. A striking contrast to the sacred spaces just ahead.
Pass under a massive torii gate and leave the city behind. Walk through the peaceful forest while learning about Shinto beliefs and the Meiji era.
Experience Japan’s spiritual traditions firsthand: purify with water, offer prayers, and try omikuji (fortune slips), while learning their meaning and history. End the tour along a path lined with barrels of sake and wine, symbols of cultural exchange and devotion, before returning to the city’s lively streets.
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