Tokyo 4-Hr Private Tour: Meiji Shrine & Shibuya

Name: Tokyo Meiji Shrine & Asakusa 4h Private Tour - Klook
Brand: Klook
SKU: 137625
Price: 89.25 EUR
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4hr Duration

Meiji Jingu Shrine

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Enjoy  4-hour private tour with complete peace of mind!
In addition to Meiji Shrine, you can choose one location from captivating historical spots such as Shibuya, Shinjuku, Harajuku, or Omotesando, and we will guide you there.
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Experience the perfect blend of tradition and modernity on our 4-hour private tour of Meiji Shrine and vibrant Tokyo districts like Harajuku, Shibuya, and Shinjuku,Omotesando!

Start your journey at the serene Meiji Shrine, a tranquil haven surrounded by lush greenery. Then, choose your preferred destinations, such as:

Shibuya: Shibuya Crossing, Hachiko Statue, or Shibuya Sky（Ticket not included）.
Harajuku: Takeshita St.
Shinjuku: Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building.
Omotesando: Luxury shopping street.

This private tour offers a tailored, comfortable experience, uncovering hidden gems and fascinating stories not found in guidebooks. Whether you prefer peaceful history or Tokyo’s bustling energy, this customizable adventure is perfect for creating unforgettable memories!

Hachiko is a famous statue located near Shibuya Station, honoring a loyal Akita dog who waited for his owner every day at the station, even after his owner's passing in 1925. The statue has become a symbol of loyalty and devotion in Japan and is a popular

Omotesando is a stylish, tree-lined avenue in Tokyo known for its luxury boutiques, designer stores, and modern architecture. Often referred to as Tokyo’s “Champs-Élysées,” it’s a popular shopping and cultural destination, offering a mix of high-end fashi

The Shibuya Scramble Crossing is one of the world’s busiest pedestrian intersections, where hundreds of people cross from all directions when the lights turn red. It's a symbol of Tokyo’s vibrant energy and has become an iconic spot, featured in many film

Takeshita Street in Harajuku is a lively, narrow shopping street famous for its trendy fashion, unique boutiques, and vibrant atmosphere. It’s a hub for youth culture, offering everything from colorful accessories to quirky clothing, making it a must-visi

Tokyo Meiji Shrine & Asakusa 4h Private Tour

Meiji Shrine is a Shinto shrine dedicated to Emperor Meiji, located in the heart of Tokyo, yet surrounded by a vast forest. The shrine offers a peaceful and tranquil atmosphere, and within its grounds, you can find beautiful Japanese gardens and a grand t

The Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building, located in Shinjuku, is a striking architectural landmark featuring twin towers. Visitors can enjoy panoramic views of Tokyo from its free observation decks, offering a unique perspective of the city and, on cle

The sake barrels at Meiji Shrine are offerings of Japanese sake, symbolizing respect and gratitude towards the gods. These sake barrels are an important ritual offering in Shinto ceremonies and festivals, often representing prayers for abundance and prosp

The Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building’s observation decks are located on the 45th floors of its twin towers. Offering free entry, the decks provide stunning panoramic views of Tokyo, including landmarks like Tokyo Tower, Tokyo Skytree, and even Mount

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The Shibuya Scramble Crossing sees over 2,500 people crossing each time the light changes. It’s an iconic spot featured in films like Lost in Translation and The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift, as well as music videos like Bad Boy by Red Velvet. It’s one of the busiest and most photographed locations in Tokyo!
Hatsumode is a traditional Japanese custom where people visit a shrine or temple for the first time in the new year. This practice is done to pray for health, happiness, and prosperity in the coming year. During the first few days of January, many people visit shrines for Hatsumode, with the tradition often being shared with family and friends. It is not just a simple visit; it holds great significance as a way to reset the spirit and start the year with hope and new beginnings.Meiji Shrine attracts an exceptionally high number of visitors for Hatsumode, typically recording the most visitors in Japan. Every year, over 3 million people visit Meiji Shrine during the first three days of the year, with hundreds of thousands of people visiting on January 1st alone, making the shrine incredibly lively and crowded during this time.

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