Half-day Tokyo's Trendsetting Hub Shibuya Fashion Tour

Join us on a stroll through Tokyo's vibrant heart, Cat Street, where fashion comes alive. This special path connects the lively Harajuku to the chic Shibuya, and it's where you'll find the pulse of Tokyo's fashion beat. With every step, we'll dive into a world filled with a variety of shops, each showcasing the latest and greatest in Japanese fashion. From high-end boutiques to underground trendsetters, we'll explore the diversity that makes this area a global fashion icon. 

This tour is more than just a walk; it's a personalized journey into the heart of Tokyo's style. Our guides are not just experts; they're enthusiasts eager to share the secrets of Cat Street's influence on worldwide fashion. They'll tailor the experience to your tastes, pointing out hidden gems and offering tips on how to blend in with Tokyo's fashionable crowd. Whether you're a fashion aficionado or just curious about what makes Tokyo tick, this tour offers a unique glimpse into the city's style, stories, and vibrant culture that shapes its trends.

Tour Highlights

• Walk through Cat Street linking Harajuku and Shibuya

• Explore various fashion boutiques

• Learn Cat Street's global fashion impact

• Discover stories of famous landmarks

• Enjoy unique shopping experiences

• Get personalized style tips

• Insights into trends and navigating fashion etiquette

What’s Covered

• One drink at the coffee shop

• Local English-speaking tour guide

What’s Extra

• Personal expenses

• Extra food and drinks

• Tips (optional)

What to Expect

First Stop: STUDIOUS (5 mins)

• Let's start our journey with a quick dive into STUDIOUS! It's where Tokyo's fashion pulse beats the strongest, with cool, local brands that set trends.

Next Up: Kiddy Land Harajuku (15 mins)

• Prepare for a burst of fun at Kiddy Land. From Hello Kitty to Star Wars, it's a wonderland for all ages. Ready to find your favorite character?

Discover Visvim (10 mins)

• At Visvim, we'll see where tradition meets modern style. Plus, there's a café on the second floor – perfect for a quick refresh!

Candy Creativity at Candy Show Time (5 mins)

• Time for something sweet at Candy Show Time! Design your own candy or pick some unique treats. They're almost too cute to eat.

Explore HARE (5 mins)

• HARE is where Tokyo's street fashion shines. Expect casual yet edgy looks that are sure to inspire your next outfit.

Customize at White Atelier by Converse (5 mins)

• Ever wanted to design your own Converse? White Atelier is the place to be. Let your creativity flow and make a pair of sneakers that's uniquely you.

Iconic SHIBUYA109 (5 mins)

• A quick visit to SHIBUYA109 is a must. It's not just a mall; it's where new trends come to life. Feel the energy of Shibuya's youth culture.

Quirky Shopping at MEGA Don Quijote (5 mins)

• Donki is where you'll find everything, from the practical to the bizarre. It's shopping, but not as you know it. Let's see what treasures we can uncover!

The Finale: Shibuya Cat Street (1hr 20mins)

• We'll wrap up our tour with a stroll down Cat Street. This is where the magic happens, with shops and styles you won't find anywhere else. Take your time, explore, and let the vibrant atmosphere soak in.

Essentials to Know Before Booking

• The tour is not designed to accommodate wheelchair users.

• Strollers can be brought along for the journey.

• You will receive confirmation of your booking at the time you book.

• If you have back problems, this tour might not be the best fit for you.

• Not recommended for people with serious heart or health conditions.

• The experience is open to most participants, with few restrictions.

• Weather might affect the tour, with alternatives offered if canceled.

• The maximum number of travelers for this tour is limited to six people.

Meeting Point

Location: Tokyu Plaza Omotesando Harajuku

Please note: if you arrive later than ten minutes, there's a chance the group may depart without you. The meeting spot is located in front of the escalator within Tokyu Plaza Omotesando Harajuku.

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