Join us for a fun 3-hour bar-hopping adventure through Shinjuku’s best nightlife spots! We’ll kick things off in Omoide Yokocho, where you can enjoy freshly grilled yakitori skewers with a drink in a cozy, retro alley that feels straight out of post-war Tokyo. Then we’ll wander into Kabukicho, Japan’s largest entertainment district, glowing with neon lights and buzzing with energy. To finish, we’ll explore Golden Gai—famous for its tiny, quirky bars, each with its own story and charm. It’s the perfect way to experience Tokyo’s nightlife like a local, whether you’re traveling solo, as a couple, or with friends!
• 3-hour guided bar-hopping tour
• Yakitori + drink in nostalgic Omoide Yokocho
• Discover neon-filled Kabukicho
• Explore Golden Gai’s unique themed bars
Meet in front of the Shinjuku West Exit police box, located just to the right after exiting the JR Shinjuku Station West ticket gates.
At Omoide Yokocho (“Memory Lane”), you’ll wander through a nostalgic maze of narrow alleys bathed in the glow of red lanterns. These tiny yakitori stalls, each seating only a few guests, are alive with the smell of charcoal-grilled skewers and the sound of lively conversation. Pull up a stool for an omakase yakitori adventure—and let the chef serve you one delicious skewer after another, paired with refreshing local beers like Kirin or Suntory. Snap photos of this atmospheric streetscape while mingling with both locals and tourists in an alley that’s as authentic as Tokyo gets—a place where history, flavor, and urban charisma meet.
Stroll through Kabukicho, Japan’s largest entertainment district, on your way to Golden Gai, and experience the unique atmosphere of Japanese nightlife along the way.
Step into Golden Gai, where six tiny alleys weave through a cluster of ramshackle, two-story bars locked in time. Each bar, no larger than a cozy room, beckons with its own atmosphere—be it jazz, punk, film, karaoke, or art. You may find yourself sipping a cocktail from a bartender who’s also a poet or an actor, all while nestled among vintage posters and eclectic decor. It’s not just a bar crawl—it’s a chance to immerse yourself in the soul of post-war Tokyo, where storytelling flows as freely as the drinks.
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