Shopping Highlights Tokyo (from Tokyo)

THIS TOUR STARTS FROM A LOCATION OF YOUR CHOICE IN TOKYO.

You can pick your hotel, Haneda Airport, a train station or any other location as long as it is located within TOKYO CITY.

If you would like our assistance in reaching TOKYO, please book a customized bespoke tour instead.

WHAT IS INCLUDED IN THE PACKAGE?

+ Vehicle designated in selected package (either a Toyota Alphard, HiAce Grand Cabin or HiAce Luxury Cabin)

+ English speaking driver (the driver is not a guide & may only have basic English skills)

+ Tolls, Highway Fees, Parking Fees, Fuel (and other associated vehicle costs for this itinerary)

SEAT PLAN

Toyota Alphard	HiAce Grand Cabin	HiAce Luxury Cabin

HOW CAN I ADD A TOUR GUIDE?

Pick a date & package; press the PROCEED BOOKING button. The next screen will offer you the option to add on a REGION EXPERT (a local guide with expert knowledge of the area, its history and culture) for an additional fee. Other add-ons may also be available.

ITINERARY

This private package tour will start at a location of your choice within TOKYO and then proceed to your chosen destination options.

Please type in three options from the following after pressing the PROCEED BOOKING button.

Option 01: Sensoji and Nakamise Street

Option 02: Ginza

Option 03: Shibuya

Option 04: Daikanyama

Option 05: Shimokitazawa

Option 06: Shinjuku

Option 07: Omotesando and Aoyama

DETAILED ITINERARY

Get ready to shop until you drop in Tokyo, where vast streets filled with stores are sure delight every traveler with any range of interests, from the latest fashion trends to world-class electronics, cosmetics and more. This private Tokyo Shopping Tour make it easy for you to get around the stores with ease.

After picking you up in one of our luxurious private vehicles in Japan’s busy capital, Tokyo, we will drive you to the three shopping destinations of your choice.

Option 01: Sensoji and Nakamise Street

Walk down Nakamise Shopping Street, a traditional Japanese shopping street in Asakusa that starts at Kaminarimon and leads to Sensoji Temple. Alongside typical Japanese souvenirs such as yukata and folding fans, various traditional local snacks from the Asakusa area are sold along the Nakamise. The shopping street has a history of several centuries.

Option 02: Ginza

There are many shopping streets in Tokyo, but Ginza is the place to go if you want the latest high-end fashions from internationally famous brands. Offering up everything from the most fashionable high-end labels right off the runway to magnificent department stores and small speciality boutiques, there really is something for everyone in the capital’s glitziest neighbourhood.

Option 03: Shibuya

Shibuya is a center for youth fashion and culture, and its streets are the birthplace to many of Japan’s fashion and entertainment trends. Over a dozen major department store branches can be found around the area catering to all types of shoppers.

Option 04: Daikanyama

Daikanyama trades conventional department stores for exclusive boutiques and is a primary destination for the fashion-forward Tokyoites. Furniture stores, interior design studios, and boutiques favoring up-and-coming designers populate the area providing the perfect place to empty your wallet.

Option 05: Shimokitazawa

Famous for the unique fashion style of the people in town, Shimokitazawa is known for its many shops carrying second-hand clothing, cute interior decoration, and antiques. You’ll find most shops small, retro, and quaint, and this is the essence of the entire neighborhood. You can literally spend the entire day hop from one boutique to another, sifting through the racks in search of quirky finds.

Option 06: Shinjuku

Shop ’til you drop in Shinjuku! From fashion to electronics to souvenirs, Shinjuku has everything you need—and more. Considered one of the best shopping areas in Tokyo, this bustling area is home to a huge number of department stores and shopping complexes. You’ll find popular brands and retailers wherever you look, so there’s no shortage of options. What’s more, great bargains are in store for you, as many shops offer tax exemptions for foreign visitors, and hold regular sales. If you love to shop, Shinjuku is a must-visit.

Option 07: Omotesando and Aoyama

Close to the youth fashion meccas of Shibuya and Harajuku, this elegant shopping district is a playground for well-heeled grown-ups. The streets of Omotesando and Aoyama are home to some of the world’s most prestigious fashion brands and some very striking architecture. Duck down the side streets and you’ll find small, trendy boutiques, experimental art, hip food trucks and cool cafés.

The tour will end with us dropping you off at a location of your choice in Tokyo.