• Shinjuku Station West Exit Parking Lot - The area around Shinjuku is currently undergoing significant redevelopment, offering a unique chance to witness the city’s transformation.
• Omoide Yokocho - Known for its nostalgic atmosphere, Omoide Yokocho features retro-style eateries. Although it is closed on Wednesdays, it is a popular spot to enjoy a drink from noon.
• MATSUYA - A landmark in Shinjuku, the Dai-Guard is a tunnel-like passage that has seen countless people transition from the vibrant Kabukicho entertainment district to the real world, and vice versa.
• Kabukicho District - Renowned as Japan’s largest entertainment district, Kabukicho boasts around 1,500 diverse shops. Its iconic arch and other features create a clean yet lively atmosphere, perfect for photography!
• Tokyu Kabukicho Tower - Completed in 2023, the Kabuki Tower offers a range of entertainment and leisure facilities. The neon lights of the Kabuki hall and game corner are particularly noteworthy.
• Godzilla Head - The legendary giant monster, Godzilla, has made an appearance in Shinjuku! Can you spot him?
• Shinjuku Batting Center - Relax at the renowned Shinjuku Batting Center, where each person can enjoy 26 balls for just 300 yen.
• Hanazono Shrine - Explore the 420-year-old Hanazono Shrine, where you can also find fortune-telling slips, talismans, and amulets.
• Shinjuku Golden Gai - Golden Gai is filled with small bars and eateries, offering a distinctive vibe even during the day. While most establishments open around 5pm, some operate 24/7. Remember to take photos discreetly.
• Isetan Shinjuku Store - A prestigious department store in Japan with a 92-year legacy, offering a wide array of meticulously curated products.
• Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden - This national park is open to the public, with an entry fee of 500 yen per person.
• Shinjuku Expressway Bus Terminal - Busta Shinjuku, Japan’s largest bus terminal, provides access to destinations across the country. The view of trains from behind the terminal is a popular attraction.

• Guide

• Please pay for your own food, drink and shopping expenses.
• At Shinjuku Batting Center, you can try 26 balls for an additional fee of 300 yen per session.
• Admission to Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden costs 500 yen per person.Children 15 and under are free.

This well-loved walking tour guides visitors through Shinjuku’s top attractions, such as Omoide Yokocho, Kabukicho, Godzilla Head, Kabuki Tower, a batting cage experience, Hanazono Shrine, Golden Gai, Shinjuku Gyoen, and more! Participants will not only gain insights into Japanese culture and history but also enjoy numerous interactive facilities. This private tour allows for exploration at a comfortable pace!

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