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Check out Shibuya with a local guide who speaks Spanish. Check out hidden alleys, street art, shrines, and Japanese pop culture. A one-of-a-kind experience that blends modern and traditional vibes.

Highlights

• At the Shibuya Crossing and the Hachikō statue, you'll feel the energy of Tokyo.
• Check out Nonbei Yokocho and soak in its nostalgic vibe and street art
• Chill out by visiting the Konno Hachimangu and Toyosaka Inari shrines.
• Check out the latest culture at Miyashita Park, Shibuya 109, and with gachapon.
• Spanish-speaking guide, small groups, and clear stories about local culture and life.

Description

Check out Shibuya like never before with a Spanish-speaking local guide. This small group walking tour will take you beyond the classic tourist spots, mixing pop culture, tradition, history, and hidden gems. The tour kicks off at the famous Shibuya crossing and the Hachikō statue, where you can soak up the energy of modern Tokyo. Next, you'll wander through alleys like Nonbei Yokocho, packed with traditional bars, check out some street art, and visit peaceful shrines like Konno Hachimangu and Toyosaka Inari Jinja, plus the recently revamped Miyashita Park. You'll also get to enjoy the unique experience of Gachapon capsules, check out the youth fashion at Shibuya 109, and get a glimpse of the nightlife in Dogenzaka. During the tour, the guide will share local stories, Japanese culture, and some useful tips. The tour is designed for everyone and is perfect for those looking for a real taste of Japanese daily life. And the best part: everything's explained in Spanish, so you can relax and enjoy it You'll end up with some awesome photos, new insights, and a fresh take on Tokyo.

Includes

A local guide who speaks Spanish Join us for a guided ramen tasting・ tour in Shibuya Check out 3 unique ramen shops that locals love Three small bowls of special ramen (one at each stop) Chatting about the history of ramen and some cool cultural facts Small group・ experience (max 8 people) All taxes and fees are included

Important Information

• This is a foodie walking tour that hits three local ramen spots in Shibuya. The tour includes small ramen tastings and happens rain or shine. Not suitable for folks with severe food allergies, dietary restrictions, or mobility issues. The stores we visit might change depending on what's available. Hey, just a heads up: wear comfy shoes and show up at the meeting spot 5 minutes early, okay?

Easy cancellation

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund