STREAM HOTEL The guide will help you get used to the area. If you want to know anything about the nearby area, such as the location of the nearest ATM or convenience store, or a nice restaurant, feel free to ask the guide. After the tour, you should be able to enjoy the area on your own.

Escape the hustle and bustle of the big city and experience the unique tranquility of Japan at a shrine long cherished by locals. You can take memorable photos with the many small torii gates lined up in the background.

Experience and appreciate Shibuya's iconic Hachiko statue from two different perspectives. First, take a bird's-eye view of the bustling intersection from the Sky Lobby on the 11th floor of Hikarie. Then, with your guide, you'll experience crossing the intersection yourself. Don't forget to pay your respects to Hachiko!

Take a stroll through Nonbay Yokocho, a street lined with old and new izakayas, restaurants, and bars, and explore the unique park located on the rooftop of a three-story commercial building. There, you'll find another Hachiko statue!

We will guide you to a place where you can see and take home "kokeshi," a traditional Japanese craft. Originally created as a souvenir at hot spring resorts in the late Edo period, kokeshi dolls spread throughout Japan, developing into beloved children's toys and lucky charms. You can also participate in a kokeshi doll painting experience after the tour (additional charge applies).

We'll guide you through a market located right beneath Shibuya Station, offering a wide variety of foods from around the world. Explore this massive market complex with over 80 shops, and you can even buy snacks to enjoy after the tour.
*Everyone who visits location ⑧ will receive three 100-yen discount coupons (valid from June 1, 2026). Additionally, simply answer a short survey to receive an exclusive Hachiko sticker! (Valid from June 13, 2026)

Why not look for souvenirs for your family, friends, and yourself at Japan's largest general merchandise chain? Our guides will help you find interesting souvenirs, such as stationery that can only be bought in Japan, from our vast selection of products.

Hyakken-dana developed before the war as a shopping street with literally 100 shops, and later flourished as an entertainment district with movie theaters and other forms of entertainment. Take a stroll through this charming area where you can feel the atmosphere of old Tokyo and discover historic cafes, bars, and restaurants.