Crazy Tokyo Tour

Crazy Tokyo Tour (6 hours)

 

This tour will show you the more hysteric side of modern Japan, let’s check out the Crazy Tokyo tour itinerary!

 

We will start in a theme cafe in Akihabara, where we will visit one of the famous maid cafés where waitresses dressed up as French housemaids (or bunnies, or schoolgirls, or train attendants if you prefer that) will offer you your drink, blessed with magic to make it that much more delicious.

 

Youthful Harajuku & Shibuya

 

Then we’re off to Harajuku, where Japan’s hippest fashionistas are strutting their stuff. Besides the plethora of funky stores, you will have the opportunity to try 2 of young Japan’s favorite pastimes. If you are hungry you have your delicious sushi delivered by a speedy food train or get served ramen noodles from behind an anonymous counter. After the maze of ‘lolita’ and ‘goth’ fashion shops, we will enter the hustle and bustle of Shibuya, one of Tokyo’s busiest districts and one of the main entertainment districts of Tokyo’s teens and 20-somethings.

 

This is where young Tokyo goes out for shopping, dining, drinking, and clubbing. And at night for a quick ‘rest’ with their lovers at one of the many love hotels on ‘love hotel hill’ which we will also pay a visit. A trip to Shibuya is not complete without experiencing Shibuya’s ‘scramble crossing’, one of the busiest crossings in the world (of course with an opportunity for pictures).

 

Nerdy Nakano & Frenetic Shinjuku

 

Your guide will then take you to true nerd heaven in suburb Nakano, where they will explain Tokyo’s subcultures in more detail while showing you around an interesting mall where time seems to have stopped somewhere around the 90s.

 

Finally, our last stop is Shinjuku, maybe the most modern of Tokyo’s districts. Filled with entertainment of all kinds, shopping, dining, gambling, and a myriad of seedy parlors, this is where Tokyo’s salarymen come to play after dark. Your guide will drop you off at a nice area for tiny restaurants or at the station.

 

Crazy Tokyo tour languages

 

Our Crazy Tokyo tour is offered in the following languages:

 

*English

*Dutch

*German

*French

*Italian

 

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CUSTOMERS’ VOICE

Jan Wagemaker

“The individual journey we made was well prepared by Tokiotours. The few problems we experienced during our 3.5 week trip were neatly resolved. Stefanie and Steven, the guides we experienced in Tokyo and Kyoto respectively, did their job in an exceptionally good way. A great memory.”

Peter Carroll

“My wife and I headed to Tokyo earlier this year and booked 3 first class tours with this company. All excellent, very informative and gave us a unique behind the curtain insight into a culture that was completely foreign to me. I would 100% recommend Tokiotours for anyone looking to get the most out of their time in Tokyo. Great fun!”

Herman

The individual journey we made was well prepared by Tokiotours. The few problems we experienced during our 3.5 week trip were neatly resolved. Stefanie and Steven, the guides we experienced in Tokyo and Kyoto respectively, did their job in an exceptionally good way. A great memory.

Klaas F.

We look back on a very successful trip through Japan! Also thanks to your efforts it has been an unforgettable trip. Z. loved the morning in Harajuku with cotton candy, photo booth and VR experience. I liked the bike tour and especially the bamboo forest in Kamakura -> the bamboo forest in Kyoto was disappointing compared to that one… but Kyoto has very beautiful old places and Floris’ help for the reservation at Misono was fantastic.

CMW250

I am a first-time visitor to Japan and travelled by myself so I booked one-on-one guiding tours. Had a wonderful time with all three guides from Tokiotours – Thom, Stefanie and Haruka. Thom is an encyclopedia on history, culture and religious practices and also a very nice guy, Stefanie with a gift of bringing Japanese history alive and making it very memorable and Haruka with her love of Japanese cuisine thanks to whom I enjoyed the very best and freshest sea-urchins on Tokyo Tsukiji market ever. Thank you to all of you!