Meet at Shibuya Crossing / Hachiko Statue. Short introduction to Shibuya’s food culture and fish izakaya scene. Quick stop at a local seafood izakaya for a grilled fish skewer or oyster shot

Seafood Snack Stop Visit a standing sushi bar (seafood rice bowl) spot. Sample pieces of premium seafood.

Visit a hidden Alley in Shibuya that is uncovered by most tourists and learn how Japanese people spend their night

The renovated Miyashita Park is another new addition to Shibuya’s ever-changing cityscape. Previously a public park located along the Yamanote line, this glitzy new three-story building is home to a shopping mall, a variety of restaurants and cafés, as well as a hotel. Feeling peckish? Check out Shibuya Yokocho on the first floor where you can hop from one small venue to the next, sampling specialties from all over Japan. Those with a sweet tooth should head straight to Miyashita Park’s KitKat Chocolatory, where you can craft your very own custom chocolate bar. Read more about the Shibuya Private Food Tour Customized To Your Taste