Private Tour to All Must-see Spots in Meiji Shrine & Harajuku

11:00- Meet at JR Harajuku Station East Exit JR Harajuku Station East Exit
11:05-12:05 60(min) Meiji Shrine This is one of Japan's largest shrines, visited by 8 million people every year. This area is home to a forest with its own unique ecosystem. Its grounds are so vast; visitors wonder if they're still in the city. People who come here to visit the shrine enjoy a cool retreat from the summer heat, and relish the clean air amidst rejuvenating nature.
12:10-12:35 25(min) Takeshita Street When it comes to the center of youth culture, it's here! Bustling with people daily, this area is packed full of many pop, colorful shops. Try tasting some treats, take some pictures in a photo booth, or buy some eye-catching miscellaneous goods! This street lets you truly bask in Harajuku's kawaii culture.
12:40-13:00 20(min) Totti Candy Factory This shop is so popular for its Harajuku exclusive, extraordinarily large, rainbow-colored cotton candy! There are many colorful products inside as well. After ordering, enjoy watching how the cotton candy is made! Snap some shots of this photogenic, tasty treat and of course, relish every bite!
13:05-13:20 15(min) Ura-Harajuku A quiet residential area spreads out just behind the busy main street. Enjoy seeing its contrast with the hustle and bustle of the city. There are also some stylish shops dotted within the residential area, as well as great photo spots known only by a few!
13:25-13:55 30(min) Urasando Garden Take a relaxing break at a building designed like an old Japanese-style house and feel the calm, Japanese atmosphere. Here, customers can enjoy traditional tastes such as matcha green tea and dango rice dumplings, as well as more modern, original Japanese sweets pleasing to the eyes and palate. Look forward to trying the flavors of Japan that suit your fancy.
14:05-15:15 70(min) Nezu Museum This museum impresses visitors with antique items and a spacious, beautiful Japanese garden. Enjoy a quiet, calming atmosphere that's a total 180-degree change from the bustling Harajuku. Have a look at items that evoke the country's history and culture such as Japanese swords, teaware showcasing the spirit of Zen, folding screens, and more.
15:20-15:30 10(min) Omotesando A sightseeing spot in Tokyo, Omotesando is one of Japan's foremost fashion streets. It celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2020. All sorts of fashionistas stroll along Omotesando, which connects Harajuku that caters to the younger market and Aoyama-dori street that is geared towards the adult market. Check out this district where trends continue to evolve!
15:35-15:50 15(min) Omotesando Hills Everyone knows this shopping mall, making it an Omotesando landmark. Inside, there are many stylish shops as well as a central area where famous artists exhibit their works. Enjoy a dazzling world of cutting-edge display!
15:55-16:25 30(min) Tokyu Plaza Omotesando Harajuku The mirrored main entrance creates a fashion theme park-like artistic impression. A glance upon it makes you want to see more! Feel free to take a break at the place people fondly call a cafe in the sky.