Experience the electric energy of Tokyo's most iconic district after dark—from neon-lit crossings to hidden smoky izakayas.
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Experience authentic Shibuya nightlife with hidden Izakayas and unlimited drinks in a local setting.
Perfect for first-timers: explore Shibuya's history, crossing, and local streets with expert guides.
A late-night journey through Shibuya's best underground DJ bars and high-end sound systems.
Get an English-guided pass into Tokyo's vibrant idol scene at the iconic Shibuya Ongakudo.
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Shibuya transforms when the sun goes down. It's not just a shopping district; it is the beating heart of Tokyo's youth culture and nightlife. From the mesmerizing lights of the world's busiest pedestrian crossing to the smoky, nostalgic lanes of Nonbei Yokocho (Drunkard's Alley), exploring Shibuya at night offers a sensory overload of sights, sounds, and tastes. Whether you're looking to dive into the underground music scene, sample yakitori in a tiny 5-seat bar, or simply soak in the 'Blade Runner' aesthetic of the neon-soaked streets, our curated tours provide safe and authentic access to the very best of Tokyo's nightlife.
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Get into tiny, members-only izakayas and bars that often turn away non-Japanese speakers
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Discover hidden gems and underground spots that aren't listed in standard guidebooks
Year-round|Spring (Cherry Blossoms)|Autumn (Comfortable Weather)
Comfortable walking shoes are a must|Bring a light jacket for rooftop views|Smart casual for clubs
Originally a castle site, now the center of modern Tokyo modernization since the 1885 railway opening.
Free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
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Real experiences from real travelers
The izakaya hopping tour was the highlight of our Tokyo trip. Our guide took us to places we would have been too intimidated to enter on our own. The food was incredible and the drinks kept flowing!
I booked the walking tour for my first night. It was great to get oriented. The guide explained the history of Hachiko and the crossing, and showed us some great photo spots. Highly recommended for the price.
The DJ bar tour was cool. We visited 3 different spots. The music was house and techno, very underground vibe. Good way to meet people if you are traveling solo.
We did the idol live concert experience. It was completely wild and unlike anything in Europe. The guide explained the chants and culture so we didn't feel lost. Very high energy!
The 'Unlimited Local Night' tour lived up to its name. We found a tiny bar down an alley that served the best sake I've ever had. No way I'd find that on Google Maps.
As a solo female traveler, I was hesitant about nightlife, but the group tour made me feel totally safe. We had a small group and the guide was like a friend showing us around.
Considering the price of drinks in Tokyo, the all-you-can-drink package is a steal. Plus you get the local cultural context. A must-do.
Shibuya is very crowded, be prepared. The tour was good but moving a group of 8 through the station was chaotic. The guide managed it well though.
Everything you need to know for your journey
Yes, Shibuya is very safe, but avoid following street touts into bars as they can be scams.
The legal drinking age in Japan is 20 years old. You may be asked for ID.
Yes, popular tours like the Izakaya Hopping and Shibuya Sky sell out quickly, so booking at least a week ahead is recommended.
Most food tours can accommodate vegetarians if notified in advance, but vegan options may be limited in traditional izakayas.
Tours operate rain or shine. Shibuya looks amazing in the rain with the neon reflections! Bring an umbrella.
Most tours meet at a central landmark like the Hachiko Statue rather than offering hotel pickup.
Walking tours are casual. For clubs and high-end bars, smart casual is safer (no flip-flops or tank tops for men).
Last trains typically leave Shibuya Station between 12:00 AM and 12:30 AM. After that, you will need a taxi.
Walking tours are often family-friendly, but bar-hopping and nightlife tours are strictly for adults 20+.
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