• Akihabara Radio Kaikan - Originally founded in 1950, Akihabara Radio Kaikan was once a renowned destination for electronic components. The original building was taken down in 2011, and the new 10-story complex was unveiled in 2014. Now featuring over 30 specialty shops offering figurines, doujinshi, trading cards, and models, it has become a focal point for anime and otaku culture, attracting enthusiasts from across the globe. It is also a significant location in the anime Steins;Gate, making it a notable landmark in Akihabara. Situated just outside the Electric Town exit of JR Akihabara Station, it’s a place that will surely catch your attention—even as we swiftly pass by on our tour.

• Super Potato Akihabara - Ascend the retro-themed staircase of Super Potato, a tribute to 8-bit nostalgia. Surrounded by walls adorned with vintage consoles and game boxes, your guide will introduce iconic titles and highlight the rarest cabinets. Feel free to play any machine at your own expense (approximately ¥100 per game) and immerse yourself in the chiptune atmosphere that has made Akihabara famous.

• Volks Akihabara Hobby Paradise 2 - 翻訳してほしい

At Volks Akihabara Hobby Paradise 2, visitors can explore a floor that resembles a 3D gallery of Japan’s latest anime culture. Over 2,000 scale and prize figures are elegantly displayed in showcase-style cases—ranging from high-end collector statues to beginner-friendly models.

This floor also serves as an entryway into the profound connection between anime and figure culture—from the first anime broadcast in 1963 to today’s global fanbase driven by streaming and social media.

Currently, the most popular series occupying shelf space are:
Jujutsu Kaisen, Chainsaw Man, SPY×FAMILY, Attack on Titan, and ONE PIECE.

Tax-free shopping is available, and international visitors can even utilize a special shipping service at checkout. Whether you’re here to shop, browse, or take photos, this is a must-visit stop for anime enthusiasts!

• Taito Station Akihabara - Beneath the iconic red Space Invader sign at TAITO STATION, your guide will share insider tips on prize cycles, claw strength, and timing. Load up some coins to test your luck for a plush or figure, and then dive into Japan’s beloved arcade Mario Kart for an exciting race with friends.
• Akihabara Gachapon Hall - Experience the clatter of plastic orbs in Gachapon Kaikan, home to over 500 capsule machines. Your guide will highlight seasonal best-sellers and probability tips; spins cost ¥200–¥500 if you’d like to try your luck.
• Classy Princess －クラッシープリンセスー - Conclude in style at Princess Tiara, a chandelier-lit maid café reserved for this tour slot. Enjoy a tour-exclusive afternoon tea set (dessert + drink) and pose for photos with the maids; the guide will provide simple Japanese phrases so you can order or chat with ease.

• Admission fees
• Brunch

• Admission fees

・Iconic Landmark (15m): Begin your journey at Akihabara’s emblem from 1962. Discover vintage technology and observe its transformation into a global subculture hotspot.

・Retro Gaming (20m): Step back into the golden era. Engage in gameplay—don’t just observe! Test your skills on rare vintage consoles.

・Hobby Complex (20m): Explore a collector’s haven. Your guide will assist in navigating the extensive inventory to locate your unique treasure.

・Ultimate Arcade (20m): Immerse yourself in the excitement! Perfect your skills on “UFO Catchers,” then take the wheel for a thrilling race in Mario Kart.

・Capsule Toys (15m): Turn the handle on a wall of machines. Bring home a quirky, high-quality miniature keepsake.

・Fairytale Castle Cafe (60m): Conclude your adventure in a fantasy castle. “Princesses” will treat you like royalty as you savor charming, decorated meals.

[Note] Includes Mario Kart, Capsule Toy, & Cafe Set! (Groups of 2+ receive Afternoon Tea).

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.