• Nonbee Yokocho - Just a short distance from the bustling Shibuya Station, there exists an alley seemingly untouched by time. In Nonbei Yokocho, around forty post-war wooden row-houses are tightly packed, each accommodating only three to six patrons. Menus are handwritten, sake is poured by estimation, and the stools are filled with regulars rather than tourists. A solitary visitor might be politely turned away with a “Full” or “Japanese only” sign.
• Shibuya - Shibuya conceals izakayas that transform a simple drink into a delightful adventure. One evening, you might find yourself at a table with a gleaming tap: twist the handle, and an endless stream of ice-cold lemon sour fills your glass, perfect for DIY “kanpai” photos that brighten social media. Another night might place you on a wooden pier inside a dining room, where you cast a line into an indoor pond, feel a tug, and then watch the chef swiftly turn your catch into sashimi—freshness measured in heartbeats. Alternatively, you might open a door and step back into a classroom setting: wooden desks, a green chalkboard, and a bell signaling the start of “class” as retro pop plays from an old cassette deck. Wherever the evening takes you, these modern izakayas blend playful theatrics with traditional Japanese hospitality, allowing you to taste, touch, and laugh your way through the vibrant Tokyo nightlife.

• Meals
• Alcoholic beverages
• Learn local drinking customs and order like a regular
• Guide

• Gratuities

Shibuya can be quite overwhelming, with its numerous bars hidden in alleys and behind upstairs doorways. With our service, you can bypass the uncertainty and dive right into the genuine local nightlife—visiting places even many Tokyo residents are unaware of. Your bilingual guide will ensure you feel at ease, assist you in ordering like a local, and share insider stories that bring the neighborhood to life.

Whether it’s your first visit to Japan or your tenth, you’ll uncover a side of Shibuya you’ve never experienced before. Our tours are conducted by a reputable company operating throughout Japan, boasting over 100 positive reviews from guests worldwide.

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