Night Tour in Shibuya: Amigo Tours Japan’s Urban Food Walk
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for individuals with average fitness levels capable of walking several kilometers in urban terrain.
Overview
Discover Shibuya’s vibrant nightlife with Amigo Tours Japan’s small-group walking tour, featuring iconic neon sights, tasty street food, and hidden urban gems.
Adventure Tips
Wear Comfortable Walking Shoes
You'll be on your feet for about three hours navigating city streets and outdoor shopping areas.
Bring Cash for Street Food and Souvenirs
Some local stalls and shops prefer cash payments over cards, so have yen on hand for small purchases.
Arrive Early for Check-In
Meet your guide at Hachiko Statue at least 10 minutes before the tour start to ensure a smooth departure.
Not Recommended for Those with Mobility Challenges
The tour involves walking on uneven sidewalks and navigating crowded urban areas, which may be difficult for wheelchair users.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Urban sparrows commonly seen around Shibuya’s parks and streets
- Occasional sightings of raccoon dogs (tanuki) in green spaces like Miyashita Park
History
The Hachiko statue commemorates the Akita dog who famously waited daily for his deceased owner at Shibuya Station, embodying loyalty and inspiring local culture.
Conservation
Shibuya balances development with green spaces like Miyashita Park, promoting urban sustainability and pedestrian-friendly environments.
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Comfortable Walking Shoes
Supportive shoes are crucial for navigating the city’s sidewalks and crossing busy intersections.
Light Jacket or Sweater
Evenings can get chilly, especially in fall and winter, so layering helps maintain comfort.
fall specific
Small Backpack or Bag
Useful for carrying water, camera, and any street food or souvenirs bought along the way.
Cash in Japanese Yen
Many street vendors and smaller shops accept cash only, so have local currency ready.