Top Kabukicho Sake Tasting

First, read the pamphlet and learn about the culture and history of sake and delicacies. After that, you will choose three types of sake from all over the country. Next, choose three delicacies that have been popular in Japan since ancient times. Then have them eat and drink and compare the tastes. You can drink a little at a time, so even those who don't like alcohol can participate. The staff will take photos of your memories, so you can share them on your way home.

Looking for a fun and authentic night out in Tokyo—just like the locals do it? Join this small-group evening tour and dive into the vibrant nightlife of Shinjuku, one of Tokyo’s most energetic and iconic entertainment districts. You’ll visit three different izakayas and bars, each offering a completely different vibe, as you explore the neon-lit streets that never sleep.

This is a safe and very enjoyable tour! Local guides will guide you while explaining in English! Even if you are new to Japan, you can enjoy the deep area of Shinjuku with no worries. First, enjoy the beautiful looking sushi! Please enjoy it with your favorite sake. Here, we serve Temari Sushi. Temari-zushi is a bite-sized sushi shaped like a round ball, which looks lovely and is used for celebrations. Before we move on to the next restaurant, let's take a look at a historical building. Take a stroll through the historic Hanazono Shrine and then the famous Golden Gai. This bustling area is lined with restaurants and eateries in intricate, narrow alleys. You can enjoy the unique Japanese scenery. We will stop at one in Golden Gai After the unique Golden Gai, enjoy karaoke at a craft beer bar!

My name is Koichi. I will guide you to underground restaurants in Shinjuku. This plan includes some drinks and food in the price by default. Shinjuku's Kabukicho is an underground place. "Golden area" is an even deeper place, lined with bars that have an atmosphere like the Japanese version of the speakeasy bars of the US prohibition era. I will introduce three places, selected by me. Koichi, our guide, lives in Shinjuku Ward, about 15 minutes by car from Kabukicho. I know about Shinjuku a lot, and I'm very good at English. I previously lived in Manhattan and Philadelphia for about two years around 2011. I am a certified public accountant of the United States. I have many friends in the United States, Europe, Taiwan, China, Thailand, the Middle East, etc., and is very friendly.

We hope that foreign visitors to Japan will experience Japanese food and culture in depth. Through our official guide, you can enjoy a wide variety of gastronomy. 1.making nameplates with calligraphy experience First, you will learn about the Japanese alphabet and experience calligraphy. 2. We also offer a plan that allows you to visit a shrine and purchase an amulet. Enjoy the fantastic atmosphere. 3. Through a Japanese commercial batting center, visitors will be able to experience Japanese games. 4. By visiting a Japanese fish market, you can actually learn about Japanese food culture. Learn about the production area. 5. Sake drinking experience while learning about Japanese sake culture Enjoy carefully selected sake from a wide variety of Japanese sake. This tour is not recommended for wheelchair users. No one under the age of 18 is allowed to attend. (Alcoholic beverages must be 20 years old)

A memorable tour with a unique cast of humorous characters through the most chaotic and exciting part of Tokyo. (This tour is offered in Spanish on Wednesdays - Este tour se ofrece en español los días miércoles).