Omotesando Tours and Tickets

Enjoy a barrier-free experience of Tokyo on this private 7-hour sightseeing tour designed with wheelchair users in mind. With complete ease beside a professional carer giver, you'll tick off accessible Tokyo attractions - including Asakusa Temple, the Meiji Shrine, and the Tokyo Tower - and explore weird and wonderful districts such as Harajuku, Shibuya, and Sumida Park. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included on this private tour, during which you'll receive undivided attention from your guide.

Hang out with Tokyo's trendiest fashionistas and cosplayers as you shop your way through Tokyo's world-famous Harajuku district and Omotesando Hills on this 2.5-hour walking tour. Harajuku and Omotesando are known worldwide for their trend-setting crowds of street-style aficionados, who come to show off the latest wears, and for their diverse selection of fashion boutiques spanning the high-end down to 100-Yen shops where you can shop for a few bargains. This must-do fashion-lovers tour also includes a guide and a train ticket from Shinjuku to Harajuku.

This tou will make you discover the kawaii side of Harajuku. It includes shopping stops and kawaii shops. You will start with the famous Takeshita street, well known for its stylish shops, there you can taste the famous crêpes or the rainbow cotton candy and other kawai candies. You will stop by a game center to enjoy the games and the japanese kawaii photographs. Then, you will walk by a shopping street which leads to the big department store LaForet, very popular for its stylish shops. From the gothic style to the lolita style, this department store has a lot of differents styles represented. You will take a break in a kawaii caf, one of the most kawaii in Tokyo. The tour will end by a walk on Omotesando street and its big stores.

Get an intimate look at Tokyo during this 6.5-hour bike tour. Discover the city's hidden paths and top landmarks, cycling beneath the skyscrapers of Shinjuku to a local shrine and exploring neighborhoods like Ginza and Roppongi Hills. Pass landmarks like Meiji Jingu Shrine, Yoyogi Park, and the Imperial Palace before ending at the top of the 48-story Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building. A guide, bike, and helmet are included.

Take a stroll through the heart of Tokyo and learn about the city's prominent architecture during a 3-hour walking tour with an expert guide. Depart in the morning or afternoon for Omotesando Street, which features a range of traditional and contemporary buildings designed by esteemed Japanese and international architects. Learn about design features and soak up the bustling street life on this small-group tour.

Get plenty of exercise, treat your sweet tooth, and sightsee some of Tokyo's top attractions, all at the same time. Join this 2.5-hour guided running tour through some of the most sophisticated streets in Tokyo including Akasaka, Aoyama, and Omotesando, and make pit stops at Tokyo's finest sweets shops. The total running distance will be approximately 13 km(8 miles). The latest Adidas running gear including shoes and clothes can be rented to you at affordable prices, so if you don't feel like bringing a big bag, just bring yourself. After the conclusion of the tour, feel free to join your food-loving instructor for lunch "•or dinner, depending on the time"• at one of his favorite restaurants in the city. *Costs of sweets and lunch/dinner are not included in the price.

Discover Tokyo at your own pace on this 4- or 8-hour private, custom tour with guide. Design a tour that's perfect for your interests. There's a world of options, including the fish market at Tsukiji, the city's temples and shrines, shopping excursions and food or sake tours. Your private custom tour includes a guide, entrance fees at select attractions, snacks, round-trip transport from your hotel with meet-and-greet and a car (for the private transfer option), or public transport (for the public transfer) and optional lunch (for the full-day tour).

Turn something old into something new during this 60-minute lesson in the Japanese art of 'Kintsugi,' the practice of repairing broken pottery. Stemming from a Japanese belief that breakage and repair are part of the history of an object, rather than a reason to throw them away, your class involves repairing damaged items with lacquer mixed with gold. Don a 'samue,' the traditional craftsmens' outfit, as you refinish one traditional pottery item, leaving with a newfound appreciation for Japanese aesthetics and a unique souvenir.

Dedicate a morning to the cultural sights of Tokyo with this half-day walking tour, and learn about the city from your very own guide. The private tour takes in an eclectic array of sights including the scared Meji-Jingu Shrine, the luxury boutiques of Omotesando, the outer stalls of Tsukiji Fish Market, and the Kabukiza Theater. Discover must-visit neighborhoods such as Ginza and Asakusa, and enjoy easy travel around the city courtesy of an included day-long subway ticket.

Harajuku is one of Tokyo's most atmospheric districts, known for its colourful fashions, quirky caf es, and pop culture. This tour is designed with Muslim travelers in mind, visiting family-friendly attractions, caf es that meet Muslim dietary requirements, and destinations where prayer rooms are available. Walk down Takeshita Street, shop for 'kawaii' ('cute') souvenirs, stop at an Owl Caf e and a caf e with 3D latte art, and admire the local street art.

Immerse yourself in Japan's kawaii (cute) culture - and pleasure your palate in the meantime - on a 3-hour food tour of Harajuku and Omotesando in Tokyo. On this small-group walking tour, limited to eight people, you'll explore the back streets of the districts, stopping to sample creative pastries, vibrant candy and local specialties. Six food samples, including lunch, are included on this family-friendly experience.

Explore the modernist architectural heritage of Japan during this small-group, 3-hour walking tour with an expert scholar, covering the Tokyo neighborhoods of Harajuku, Omotesando and Roppongi. Follow a local scholar as you learn the principles behind Japanese design philosophy, touching on its influence across architecture, fashion and art. Along the way you'll visit some of Tokyo's most interesting modern skyscrapers, explore the subcultures of Harajuku and stop by the Meiji shrine for an example of traditional architecture. This intimate tour, limited to just 6 guests, ensures a personalized experience.