Retro Shibuya Food Tour
Retro Shibuya Food Tour
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Step back in time and enjoy a different side of Shibuya in this retro Shibuya food and drink crawl.
Highlights
Explore Shibuya’s back streets on a 3-hour food and drink crawl
Discover historic spots from the Showa era
Taste local snacks, drinks, and a dessert
Visit a 60-year-old ramen shop
Experience the lively hustle and bustle of Shibuya
Experience Details
Shibuya is known for its fashion and colorful youth culture. It’s the birthplace of many iconic fashion trends, an area where you will find more than a dozen major department stores and fashion boutiques.
One of Shibuya’s tourist attractions is the large intersection in front of Shibuya Station’s Hachiko Exit, where the famous Hachiko Statue patiently waits.
Aside from being a major center for shopping and fashion, you can also find some of the best hidden gems of restaurants, izakayas, and food and drink stalls here. Shibuya is one of Tokyo’s most colorful and busiest districts, packed with the best shopping and dining experiences you won’t find anywhere else in the world.
Experience the local nightlife vibe that has been around for decades alongside old school hidden gems and the off-beat groove in this Retro Shibuya Food Tour. Step back into another era as you enjoy a different side of the busy city center in this retro Shibuya food and drink crawl.
Start off the night by visiting a Tachinomi (Japanese standing bar) and get to drink and mingle with locals and tourists. Walk down the back streets of Shibuya and you’ll find yourself surrounded by the best places to purchase souvenirs.
Visit local food and drink stalls you won’t find anywhere else and get to try many different types of local dishes and drinks that will surely satisfy your appetite! You’ll also get to visit an iconic ramen shop that has been around for over 60 years.
And to cap off the night, enjoy an amazing dessert to complete the evening experience of this Retro Shibuya Food Tour.
What You Get
Good To Know
- There’s a strict rule that only a person 20 years of age may drink alcohol.
- Wear comfortable shoes because there will be walking involved.
- The Retro Shibuya Food Tour starts strictly on time. Please be respectful of the other guests. The tour will start even if guests arrive after the departure time.
Meeting Point and Meeting Time
Meet your host in front of the Wall Mural right outside the station, at Hachiko Exit. It is near the Shibuchika entrance. More details and a Google Maps link will be provided upon booking,
Cancellation Policy
Cancel your booking at least 48 hours before the experience start time to receive a full refund.
Experience Location
Shibuya’s commercial area is a fashionista haven, home to department stores, boutiques, and entertainment. Shibuya’s most famous meeting point is Hachiko Statue. And you can’t miss the Shibuya Crossing. For two minutes at a time, the world’s most intense pedestrian crossing comes to life. A popular street photography spot, the crossing is symbolic of Tokyo, featured in films like Lost in Translation and Tokyo Drift. Another point of interest is Bunkamura which literally means “culture village,” consisting of concert halls, a theater, a cinema, and a museum that features changing exhibits.
This was the most wonderful evening! I had so much fun exploring Shibuyya, eating, drinking, and learning more about Japan from our tour guide Asami. Asami was so funny and friendly with lots of en...read more
We had the very friendly and very knowledgeable Kay as our guide for this memorable experience. We visited several places that would have been difficult for us to find had we been on our own. We at...read more
We enjoyed every second of this tour. Tim our guide was informative and fun. He took us to eat heaps of great food and taught us some really cool things about Tokyo too. Tim, this tour, and the com...read more
Our guide Kirsty did an incredible job. She shared with us so much great information about Tokyo and the Shibuya area and we visited about 6 different restaurants, eating food like wagyu on a stick...read more