Experience the vibrant night life of Tokyo’s Shinjuku district with a bar hopping tour. Explore modern Shinjuku and the nostalgic Golden Gai area, and enjoy drinks and local cuisine along the way.
Experience the vibrant night life of Tokyo’s Shinjuku district with a bar hopping tour. Explore modern Shinjuku and the nostalgic Golden Gai area, and enjoy drinks and local cuisine along the way.
- Omoide Yokocho - You will start the tour from Shinjuku west gate station on 17:00. Shinjuku is known for the biggest business and drinking town in Japan. So many business person are walking on the street.\n\nAt first you will visit Omoide Yokocho, where is traditional and local Izakaya street. There are so many restaurants and bars in narrow…
- Omoide Yokocho - You will start the tour from Shinjuku west gate station on 17:00. Shinjuku is known for the biggest business and drinking town in Japan. So many business person are walking on the street.\n\nAt first you will visit Omoide Yokocho, where is traditional and local Izakaya street. There are so many restaurants and bars in narrow spaces. That street is made after WW2. So you may feel humanity. Surrounded by Japanese business person, let’s eat Yakitori, skewered chicken and beer.\n- Kabukicho - Then you move to Kabukicho, the biggest red light district and see Japanese nightlife. There are so many glittering board and neon signs on the street, We pass by Godzilla building, narrow backstreet and learn Japanese night life. After that move to local Izakaya and try fresh fish and vegetable cuisine along with ALL YOU CAN DRINK! \n- Shinjuku Golden Gai - We could visit Shinjuku Golden gai in our customized itinerary. If you want to include, please let us know.
- Dinner with a selection of 6-8 dishes
- Includes 3 alcoholic beverages
- Guided by a local professional
- Immerse in izakaya culture
- All-you-can-drink at the second venue
- Dinner with a selection of 6-8 dishes
- Includes 3 alcoholic beverages
- Guided by a local professional
- Immerse in izakaya culture
- All-you-can-drink at the second venue
Let’s enjoy the nightlife in Shinjuku, the biggest business and drinking town! Experience modern Shinjuku with its towering buildings and neon signs, as well as quaint local bars and narrow streets that transport you back to Tokyo in the 1950s, all without getting “Lost in Translation.”
After meeting, we’ll head to “Memory Lane,” a series of narrow…
Let’s enjoy the nightlife in Shinjuku, the biggest business and drinking town! Experience modern Shinjuku with its towering buildings and neon signs, as well as quaint local bars and narrow streets that transport you back to Tokyo in the 1950s, all without getting “Lost in Translation.”
After meeting, we’ll head to “Memory Lane,” a series of narrow streets filled with small Yakitori (skewer) shops and restaurants, where we’ll enjoy beer and Yakitori as our first stop. Next, we’ll move to the eastern part of Shinjuku, where most businessmen go after 5 PM to experience the nightlife.
We’ll explore the Kabukicho area, one of the safest red-light districts in the world, featuring Robot Restaurants and the Godzilla head, and enjoy our second Izakaya. Finally, we’ll head to our highlight, “Golden Gai,” where over 200 tiny bars are crammed into miniature backstreets. Here, we’ll soak in the unique atmosphere and have our last drink.
*This is a group tour, and all types of groups are welcome, including solo travelers.
- Minimum drinking age is 20 years We will serve soft drink for person who is less than 20 years old.
- Unfortunately, we do not accommodate vegetarian, halal, gluten-free requests, or allergy-related requests.
- Please refrain from showing up to the tour too drunk
- This tour is for international tourists, so we kindly ask Japanese individuals not to participate.
- Services not listed (For example : Additional food and drinks, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Transportation fee to meeting point) are not included in the tour.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.