Meiji Shrine is one of Tokyo’s most famous and spiritual places, located right next to the lively Harajuku and Shibuya areas. Dedicated to Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken, this Shinto shrine is surrounded by a vast forest of over 100,000 trees — offering a peaceful break from the busy city. Visitors can enjoy: A quiet walk through the beautiful forest path, perfect for reflection and photos. Seeing the massive torii gates, including one of Japan’s largest made from 1,500-year-old cypress. Visiting the main shrine building, where people offer prayers and write wishes on wooden plaques called ema. Exploring the barrel displays of sake and wine, donated from across Japan and France as a tribute to the Emperor’s love of both cultures. Since it’s very hot this season, visiting Meiji Shrine is optional. If you prefer to stay cool, we can shorten the tour or skip this spot. Just let us know how you feel!

After exploring Meiji Shrine and enjoying the peaceful forest walk, it’s time to switch gears — let’s head to Takeshita Street in Harajuku! This lively street is full of energy, colors, and fun. It’s the perfect place to relax and recharge with some delicious street food — like crepes, karaage, or rainbow-colored cotton candy. You’ll also find tons of cute shops, selling everything from anime merchandise and character goods to unique Japanese souvenirs like chopsticks and accessories. It’s a great contrast to the calm of Meiji Shrine — now it’s all about fun, fashion, and flavor! Take your time, explore, and enjoy the unique charm of Harajuku.

The micro pig café is one of the most popular spots among international tourists visiting Japan. Located in areas like Harajuku and Shibuya, these cafés offer a rare and heartwarming experience — spending time with adorable, tiny pigs known as "micro pigs." At the café, you can: Cuddle and play with friendly micro pigs that are clean, well-trained, and love human interaction. Relax in a cozy atmosphere, often with soft music and stylish interiors designed to make you feel at home. Learn about micro pigs, including how they’re raised, their personalities, and even how they’re becoming popular as pets in Japan. Take cute photos and videos, perfect for sharing on social media — the pigs often climb into your lap or sleep beside you. This kind of café is very rare outside Japan, making it a truly unique and memorable experience you can only have here. It’s perfect for animal lovers, families, and anyone looking for a peaceful break from the busy city.

After shoping, Let’s have lunch in Shibuya. We can accommodate halal, allergy-friendly, or vegetarian options. Whether you’d like sushi, ramen, wagyu beef, or anything else, just let us know your preferences! Our local staff, who has lived in Shibuya for a long time, will recommend delicious restaurants that match your tastes. Please note that the cost of the meal will be covered by you, and the lunch time is flexible and may vary depending on the day’s schedule. Since many popular places require reservations, feel free to email us in advance so we can plan accordingly.

If we have some extra time, we can also stop by Omotesando. Omotesando offers a very different vibe compared to Takeshita Street — it’s more elegant and stylish. Known as Tokyo’s "Champs-Élysées," this tree-lined avenue is home to high-end fashion brands, trendy boutiques, cozy cafés, and beautiful modern architecture. It’s the perfect place for those interested in fashion, design, and lifestyle. Even just walking around is a treat — you might find a hidden gem, grab a coffee, or do a bit of shopping for unique items or souvenirs. So if you're up for it, let’s enjoy a little stroll through one of Tokyo’s most fashionable areas!

"On the way to Don Quijote and PARCO, there are some fun spots you might want to check out. There are cool photo spots — perfect for Instagram — and even some gachapon (capsule toy) machines nearby. If you’re interested, feel free to stop by for a quick look or photo! We’ll move at a relaxed pace, so you’ll have time to enjoy."

The Pokémon Center in Shibuya is a dream destination for Pokémon fans from around the world. Located inside the trendy Shibuya PARCO shopping complex, it’s more than just a store — it’s an experience. When you walk in, you’re welcomed by a futuristic design that blends technology and creativity. One of the highlights is the life-sized Mewtwo in a glass tube, just like in a real Pokémon lab! Inside the store, you’ll find exclusive Pokémon merchandise you can’t get anywhere else — from plush toys and fashion items to stationery and home goods. The space is stylish and fun, making it a hit with both kids and adults. And if you’re not a huge Pokémon fan — don’t worry! Shibuya PARCO itself is full of great shops, with fashion, art, and lifestyle brands to explore. But if you do love Pokémon... this is definitely a spot you don’t want to miss!

ext up — everyone’s favorite: Don Quijote! If you’ve never been here before, get ready — Don Quijote isn’t just a store, it’s like a shopping theme park. You can find almost anything: snacks, cosmetics, daily necessities, souvenirs, anime goods, electronics, and even crazy costumes — all at discounted prices. It’s super popular with both locals and tourists. Looking for weird KitKats? A samurai sword umbrella? A giant plushie? Yup, they’ve got it. Want to buy skincare products or everyday items? This is the perfect spot. But be warned — it’s easy to get lost inside. Seriously, the place is a maze! So take your time and have fun exploring. You never know what treasure you’ll find!

Since we’re in front of the famous Hachiko statue, let’s take a group photo to start! It’s one of Tokyo’s most iconic spots — perfect for a memory before we finish our tour.