More Than Just an Izakaya Tour: Experience Shibuya’s Nighttime Culture
This tour is more than visiting izakayas for food and drinks. It offers an authentic cultural experience of “the Shibuya nightlife that locals enjoy.”
Guests will explore iconic landmarks such as the Hachiko Statue and Shibuya Scramble Crossing, as well as Nonbei Yokocho, a historic drinking district dating back to the postwar era. Along the way, they will discover long-established yakitori restaurants and traditional Japanese cuisine while learning about the history and culture of each place.
For international travelers, local izakayas can be exciting but difficult to experience alone due to language barriers, unfamiliar customs, or uncertainty about which restaurants to enter.
With a local guide, this tour provides a comfortable and authentic way to discover Shibuya’s local nightlife, Japanese food culture, and hidden gems—going beyond the typical tourist experience.
Participants should not enter SHIBU HACHIBOX in front of Shibuya Station; please wait outside.(Meet in front of SHIBU HACHI BOX, near Exit A8 of Shibuya Station.)
On the day of the event, a guide will be waiting with a flag. The flag features a “×” symbol, so please look for that as your guide.
Meeting Point: SHIBU HACHI BOX From Shibuya Station, follow signs to Hachiko Square and Exit A8. SHIBU HACHI BOX is located near the Hachiko statue. The meeting point is in front of SHIBU HACHI BOX. Accessible from JR, Tokyo Metro, Tokyu, and Keio Inokashira Lines.
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We will stop here to purchase yakitori, so please note that there will be no time to sit down or dine at the restaurant.
I’ll have some Japanese sake at a street bar on Center Street in Shibuya and eat some yakitori I bought at a long-established yakitori restaurant.
One of the few places in Japan where you can experience the atmosphere of a traditional, historic izakaya, offering a relaxed and authentic Japanese dining experience.
This is a long-established izakaya district in Shibuya. It’s an area lined with cozy izakayas that exude a nostalgic, old-fashioned charm, and you can also enjoy a meal there.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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