Top Kabukicho Walking Tours - page 2

Tokyo is full of Japanese pubs—which are known as “izakayas”—but sometimes language barriers can make it tricky to know what to order. With this tour, avoid menu confusion, as a guide translates and orders for you. Have a chance to taste over seven tasty snacks—including gourmet specialties—as well as locally-produced drinks, such as beer and sake.

A 60-minute deep walking adventure through Kabukicho with a ninja guide.Explore neon-lit Ichibangai and the backstreets of Golden Gai in a safe and exciting way. This tour lets you fully experience Shinjuku’s energy and extraordinary atmosphere in a short time, making it the best choice for couples, families, and groups. Children under 12 years can join for free, accompanied by a parent or guardian. Enjoy a special adventure with a ninja during a break in your sightseeing schedule.

・Experience an Electrifying Interactive Show in Shinjuku Kabukicho! Get ready for an unforgettable night in Tokyo’s most vibrant entertainment district. Feel the pulse of the music as dazzling lights flash and deep bass beats shake the floor. The dynamic performers, energetic dancers, and audience participation create an atmosphere of pure excitement! ・Step Inside a World of Neon and Glamour! From the eye-catching exterior to the extravagantly decorated interior, every corner of the venue is bursting with color and creativity. It’s a visual feast that feels like stepping into another dimension. ・Enjoy Two Complimentary Drinks! Choose from about 20 kinds of alcoholic beverages including beer, cocktails, and spirits. Non-alcoholic drinks are also available, so everyone can join the fun comfortably.

In Tokyo's bustling Shinjuku, explore the vintage charm of "Shinjuku Golden Gai," a historic alley that feels like a time warp. Join our intimate guided tour for up to 8 people and discover hidden bars in this lively area. Delve into the lanes, enjoy drinks, and relish snacks. Our guides, well-versed in local culture, lead you to unique, off-the-beaten-path bars. Experience Shinjuku's distinctive vibe with carefully chosen drinks and snacks. Let our experts ensure a seamless exploration of Shinjuku's hidden treasures, away from typical tourist attractions. In a small private tour accommodating up to 8 people, explore hidden bars and visit three unique izakayas with the guidance of knowledgeable local guides in Tokyo. Immerse yourself in the enchanting nighttime neon ambiance of the globally renowned Shinjuku Golden Gai for a fulfilling experience.

Directed by Denjiro Tanaka, a former Kabuki actor who is now one of the leading performers in Kabuki music, this show offers an easygoing way to enjoy “authentic Kabuki.” With "Traditional Japanese Drums", "Sword Fighting", and an “Experience” for the audience to enjoy, you can enjoy a quiet yet exciting cultural show. One of the attractions of this show is the original drinks (alcoholic and non-alcoholic) that can only be enjoyed here. After the 80-minute show, you will meet your guide at the venue exit. While the excitement of the performance is still fresh, let's head out into the night in Shinjuku. During a 1.5-hour bar hopping tour, your guide will take you to the mysteriously sparkling Golden Gai. NOTES* -The drink cost at Golden Gai is not included in the tour price. -Please bring CASH to Bar Hopping. (some of bars doesn't accept credit cards)

This autumn, discover the world of Edo-period ukiyo-e through the works of two legendary artists, Utagawa Kunisada and Utagawa Kuniyoshi, in the heart of Tokyo's Kabukicho district. Although both artists studied under Utagawa Toyokuni I, they each developed their own distinctive artistic style and became two of the most celebrated ukiyo-e masters of the late Edo period. Kunisada was famous for his elegant portraits of kabuki actors and beautiful women, while Kuniyoshi captivated audiences with dramatic warrior prints, imaginative storytelling, and his unmistakable sense of humour. This special exhibition showcases far more than shunga (Japanese erotic art). Visitors will also enjoy a carefully curated collection of bijin-ga (beautiful women prints), kabuki actor prints, warrior prints, illustrated books, and woodblock prints ranging from large masterpieces to delicate miniature works. ■ Age Restriction■ Admission is restricted to visitors aged 18 and over. ID may be requested.

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!

Without registration, this tour allows you to enter membership bars. You're invited to the latest bar spots and exclusive members-only bars in Shinjuku, Tokyo. Our guide will lead you to bars that are typically inaccessible to tourists. First, we'll take you to the trendiest drinking alleys in Shinjuku. Then, you'll be invited to an exclusive members-only bar where you can enjoy karaoke, a champagne tower, and a sake auction. You can even try your hand at being a bartender yourself at the 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.

Hello everyone, We would like to invite you to our upcoming International Exchange Event! At our event, we provide an opportunity to deepen connections with the world through crossing cultural boundaries, making new friends, and experiencing different cultures. Our event brings together participants from various nationalities and backgrounds, fostering global interactions. Through language exchanges and cultural presentations, you can learn about each other's countries and regions. Also, great DJs are going to entertain everyone at a fancy bar so enjoy our international event through great music. First-timers are warmly welcomed, so we encourage you to join us! Experience the wonders of international exchange and build connections with people from all over the world. We eagerly await your participation!

Enjoy an unforgettable day at the renowned Samurai Restaurant. Dazzling lighting, powerful music, and dynamic performances combine to create a spectacular, high-energy show that will captivate audiences from start to finish. This one-of-a-kind entertainment goes far beyond traditional stage shows, offering a visually stunning experience that truly embodies modern Japanese pop culture. Two alcoholic drinks are included during the show, and you can choose from a menu of approximately 20 options. Sip your favorite beverage and relax while enjoying the performance. After the show, enjoy a meal at a traditional Japanese izakaya restaurant, serving a variety of regional dishes in a lively and authentic atmosphere. Conveniently located just a five-minute walk from Samurai Restaurant, the izakaya restaurant offers easy access to each venue. This curated experience, combining exceptional entertainment with everyday Japanese cuisine, will enhance and enrich your trip to Japan.

Host clubs are very attractive for foreign tourists because they only exist in Japan, but it is quite hard for foreigners to visit them for following reasons: -Most of them do not offer English services -Price system is complicated -Most staff do not speak any English You do not have to worry about the problems above- because I am here. I speak English and can be a translator. : ) At the host club, the average fee you pay is between 10,000- 30,000 JPY. The fee is dependent on how much you drink.