Top Japan Street Art Tour

Join our walking tours and explore the vibrant neighborhoods of Shibuya and Harajuku—Tokyo's hotspots for graffiti, mural art, and underground galleries. ✨ What to Expect: ‍♀️ Easy walking route—no need for public transport. Visit hidden graffiti art spots, colorful murals, and exclusive art galleries (varies with ongoing shows). Dive into the eye-popping art of Shibuya and Harajuku with a local specialist. Admire murals in secluded alleyways and abandoned buildings. View current art exhibits in Tokyo’s trendiest galleries. Capture your favorite street art and pose for selfies.

Embark on a 2-hour culinary journey through the heart of Osaka’s vibrant Dotonbori and Namba districts! Meet your guide at Starbucks TSUTAYA EBISUBASHI, and start with a photo op at the iconic Glico Man sign. Savor Osaka’s famous street foods like takoyaki, takosen, and taiyaki as you explore bustling alleyways. Enjoy a stroll through Ukiyo-Koji and visit the tranquil Hozenji Temple, a peaceful oasis amidst the city. Continue tasting delicious snacks such as apple candy and pork buns, or opt for savory dishes like okonomiyaki, kushikatsu, and doteyaki. End the tour with full stomachs and unforgettable memories!

Explore MITSUI OUTLET PARK Jazz Dream Nagashima which is a large shopping destination designed with comfortable spaces to enhance your shopping experience. It offers a wide range of high-quality brands, making it easy to find and purchase your favorite items. Convenient services, such as simple and straightforward tax refund procedures, cater to international visitors. Additionally, the center features numerous parent-child-friendly facilities, making it an ideal spot for the entire family to enjoy together. After an exciting shopping spree, unwind at the nearby Nagashima Hot Spring. This expansive hot spring facility, built with 13,000 tons of mountain stone, features 17 different types of indoor and open-air hot springs, all sourced from natural streams. Experience the largest hot spring in Japan, designed to showcase the beauty of seasonal flowers and trees, and divided into sections inspired by Oirase Keiryu and Kurobe Kyokoku, ensuring a rejuvenating and memorable experience.

Osaka has a thriving art scene that almost no tourist ever sees. On this private tour, I take you inside independent galleries tucked into backstreets and forgotten buildings — and introduce you to the artists making work there today. This is the Osaka that locals actually care about. Depending on what's showing and what interests you, we visit three to five galleries from a circuit I know well — indie venues that don't appear in guidebooks, set in buildings with their own story. Wherever possible, I introduce you to the people behind the work. We finish with lunch at a local spot I've personally chosen — you pay separately, but the recommendation is part of the tour.Vegan and vegetarian options available. This tour works best for people who are already curious about art, design, or Japanese creative culture — and who'd rather have a real conversation than follow a flag through a crowd. Groups of 2–6 only, always private.

Private 1-Hour Photoshoot in Shibuya Capture your Tokyo adventure with a private photographer in Shibuya! Explore the famous Shibuya Crossing, neon streets, and trendy corners while professional photos are taken of you. Perfect for solo travelers, friends, or couples and you’ll receive 20 high-quality edited digital photos to remember your experience forever. Your photographer knows the area’s most photogenic spots, from trendy streets lined with colorful shops to hidden corners perfect for Instagram-worthy shots. With guidance on poses, angles, and lighting.

Uncover the true essence of Tokyo on this guided walking tour. From the historical landmarks of Asakusa and Ueno to secret spots only locals know, your guide will show you a side of Tokyo you’ve never seen before. A professional photographer will join you to capture your best moments, so you can take home not only memories but stunning photos. Designed for small groups, this tour offers a unique and personal experience that’s both fun and educational!

Step back in time to ancient Tokyo during this exploration of the city’s historic Yanaka district. Discover a different side of the sprawling Japanese capital that dates back to its Edo period of the 16th through 19th centuries, admiring the area’s charming mix of temples, springtime cherry blossoms, and timeless ‘reien’ (cemetery). A guide accompanies you on your visit, providing additional details about Japanese history and local culture.

Get a shortcut to the best architecture and contemporary art spots in Tokyo on this private walking tour. After meeting your guide at a handy central point, set off to explore Roppongi, Tokyo International Forum, and the famous Shibuya crossing. Combining culture with art, you’ll discover hidden gems that you would struggle to find on your own. Plus, along the way, listen to insightful commentary from your guide.

◆This 1-Hour Smartphone Snap Photography tour will be filmed by the guide using the traveler’s smartphone. ◆Recommended For those who want natural photos like those taken by a friend to post photos on social media right away ◆ Location: Please select your preferred shooting location from the Location list and inform us when booking or via Chat. ①Dontonbori/Glico ②Osaka castle Park ③Shinsekai/ Tsutenkaku ④Nakazakicho ⑤Other location in Osaka (Additional fees will be charged for outlying areas) ◆Important info: If you want to take photos at multiple locations, you'll need to use public transport. You’ll be responsible for transportation costs, including the guide's fees, as well as entrance fees to any locations. ・After your booking is confirmed, we will invite you to a LINE group chat with your assigned guide for smooth communication. ・If you do not have a LINE account, please download and register the app in advance. ・If you are unable to use LINE, please contact us.

This private art and culture tour is the ideal shortcut to finding great galleries and museums in Tokyo. Save hours of research time and let a private guide take you on this art–themed experience that checks off multiple areas, including Daikanyama, Denenchofu, and Nakameguro. Galleries showcased along the way include the Mizoe Gallery and the Art Front Gallery.

Akihabara, also known as Tokyo’s “Electric Town” can sometimes be overwhelming for first-time visitors. Skip the stress of navigating its arcades, anime stores, maid cafés, and cosplay spots by letting a private guide curate the perfect itinerary. Explore the area’s top highlights with ease and get insider tips on the best “otaku” food spots.

Turn the Shibuya Incident from “I remember that scene” into “I stood there.” We begin near Harajuku / Meiji-jingumae, then ride straight to the exact subway platform where Gojo clashes with special-grade threats and is sealed in the Prison Realm. From there, we walk the arc in story order across 7 key battlefields and turning points, including Yuji vs. Choso, Jogo vs. Nanami, Maki, and Naobito, Megumi’s major turning points, and Nanami’s final battle, so the real distances, scale, sightlines, and crowd flow finally click. At each stop, I’ll show screenshots for precise scene matching and help you recreate iconic compositions if you want photos (solo travelers welcome). This is more than a photo stop—it is a geography-and-storytelling decode led by a guide with anime-production experience. Shibuya Incident spoilers: yes. Finish by crossing Shibuya Scramble and ending at a little-known indoor viewpoint.

-Discover Kitakagaya’s Growing Art Scene, explore a former shipbuilding district now transformed into a creative hub in the Osaka Bay Area. -Guided Tour of Mural Artworks, walk through the town with a local guide to see mural art and public works by over 100 artists. -Learn the Area’s History and Culture, gain deeper insight into the artworks through stories of Kitakagaya’s history and cultural background. -Stroll Through the Bay Area Streets, enjoy a relaxed walk through streets where art and everyday life blend together. -Enjoy a Sustainable Café Experience, relax with a light meal at a café themed around sustainability (plan-dependent).

This experience explores how spaces built for fun and competition became part of everyday life. Moving through entertainment districts shaped by chance, skill, and spectacle, you’ll see how locals relaxed, socialized, and escaped routine from the postwar period to today. Along the way, the focus is on places people still actively use—bright halls filled with noise and light, compact shops packed with collectibles, and hangout spots where youth culture and nightlife collide. Rather than formal landmarks, the route highlights lived-in neighborhoods that reveal how popular entertainment evolved alongside the city itself. The experience is relaxed and interactive, with opportunities to step inside venues, observe how they operate, and optionally take part. It works both during the day and after sunset, when the atmosphere shifts dramatically and the streets come alive in a way most visitors never see.

Explore Japan’s rich craftsmanship on this full-day tour from Nagoya. Visit Tokoname, one of Japan's Six Ancient Kilns, and discover the history of traditional pottery. Stroll the Tokoname Pottery Path, where winding pottery lined streets filled with traditional houses, artisan shops, and cafes await. Marvel at the intricate porcelain tiles, step inside a historic kiln, and enjoy the quirky exhibits—including a museum dedicated to toilets! Next, head to Arimatsu, a village renowned for its labor-intensive indigo-dyeing technique, Arimatsu Shibori. Watch skilled artisans create stunning textiles, and shop for one-of-a-kind hand-dyed fabrics. This tour offers a unique blend of history, artistry, and local charm, as you are led by an experienced, English speaking guide on this unforgettable one-day tour from Nagoya.

Shinjuku, Harajuku & Shibuya – A Day to Remember in Tokyo Spend an exciting day exploring three of Tokyo’s most famous neighborhoods. In Shinjuku, strike a pose with the playful 3D Cat and the legendary Godzilla Head before making your way to Harajuku, where the tranquil Meiji Shrine contrasts beautifully with the colorful energy of Takeshita Street. If you wish, you can also pop into a cat café, dog café, or even a mini pig café—just note that entry fees are not included. Your journey continues to Shibuya, where the rush of the world-famous Scramble Crossing, the loyalty of the Hachiko statue, and the pop-culture treasures of the Pokémon Center and Jump Shop await. Along the way, you’ll also get a taste of the latest trends in youth fashion, guided by a local who knows where to find the best views, hidden gems, and photo-worthy spots. Book today and turn your Tokyo dreams into unforgettable memories.

This tour is your gateway to Tokyo's subcultures, a chance to experience them while delving into its fascinating history. Shimokitazawa, a haven for bohemians, is our first stop. We'll hunt for vintage treasures – bask in the glory of all that is Japanese vintage shopping - find items you wouldn't dream of finding back home! Kichijoji, a charming escape, offers a glimpse into Tokyo's relaxed subculture scene. We'll sip locally roasted coffee at independent cafes, a testament to the city's ever-evolving coffee culture. Koenji, a melting pot of creativity, bursts with energy. We'll navigate the maze-like streets, lined with indie boutiques showcasing the latest trends. While you discover unique pieces that define Tokyo's present-day style revolution. Nakano Broadway, a wonderland for collectors, is our final stop. Explore rows of shops overflowing with anime and vintage cameras, a microcosm of Japanese pop culture.

Naoshima, commonly known as Japan's art island, is a small island in the Seto Inland Sea and is one of the most popular places in Japan. Departing from Osaka or Kyoto, you can enjoy the charm of Naoshima for two days. ・You can enjoy to go around Naoshima island by bicycle (with power-assisted bicycle, e-bike) with Private English Speaking guide. ・Chichu Art Museum (excluded entrance ticket's fee : 2100 JPY and you should buy the online tickets) ・Hiroshi Sugimoto Gallery: Time Corridors(excluded entrance ticket's fee : 1500 JPY and you should buy the online tickets) *there is possible to take a time to visit more 2 spots.

This walking tour of Shinjuku’s buzzing areas of Golden Gai and Kabukicho is the perfect way to discover great bars, restaurants, and food stalls, without having to do any research. Discover new haunts, and feast on local specialties, such as ramen and “yakitori” (skewers). Learn about local history from your guide, and best of all, enjoy the perk of having tastings included.

Engage in a serene half-day experience that combines the ancient practices of Zen meditation and calligraphy at a tranquil local temple. Under the guidance of a monk, learn the art of zazen—sitting and breathing to cultivate mindfulness—while enjoying a calming session enhanced by the option of traditional keisaku. Reflect on your practice over a cup of matcha and Japanese sweets, fostering a relaxed atmosphere. Transition to a calligraphy workshop where you will master brush techniques and create a personalized artwork on shikishi board. Capture the moment with photos of your creation, making this a memorable keepsake from your Zen journey.

Turn Jujutsu Kaisen from “I know that battle” into “I walked it.” This tour follows the story from the Shibuya Incident into the still-unanimated Shinjuku Showdown, so the geography, distances, and scale of these battlefields become real. We begin in Shibuya, walking through 7 decisive battlefields and turning points—including Gojo’s sealing, Yuji vs. Choso, Megumi vs. Toji, and Nanami’s final battle—with comparison images for precise matching. Then we ride to Shinjuku and follow Gojo and Sukuna’s battle as a line through the real city, from “YOU’RE THE CHALLENGER HERE.” / “I’M THE CHALLENGER?” through clashes of Domain Expansion to where that confrontation reaches its conclusion. For Jujutsu Kaisen fans, this is more than a photo stop. It is a real-world decode of battle geography, movement, and scale—led by a guide with anime-production experience. And because the Shinjuku Showdown has not yet reached the anime, you can experience its scale in reality first.

Explore the enchanting ambiance of Asakusa after dark on this relaxed night photo walking tour. Experience the transformation of this historic district as the crowds dissipate and the temples are illuminated, creating a serene backdrop for photography. Visit iconic sites like Kaminarimon Gate, Nakamise Street, and Senso-ji Temple, all beautifully lit and far less crowded for perfect photo opportunities. Your guide will assist you in capturing stunning images, making this tour ideal for solo travelers, couples, and families looking to create lasting memories together while discovering the culture and history of Asakusa. - Enjoy a 1.5-hour guided walking tour of Asakusa at night - Photograph iconic landmarks like Senso-ji Temple and the five-story pagoda - Small group size ensures a personal, friendly experience - Learn about local traditions and hidden spots from your expert guide