What is the cancellation policy for this tour?

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

How long does this tour take?

This tour lasts approximately 3 hours and a half.

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Aoyama Art Museum Tour from Tokyo

Q: Where does this tour start?

This tour starts at: JR Harajuku station (Next to the convenience store "New Daily" near Omotesando exit).

3 hours and a half

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Overview

This tour offers a walking experience through the sophisticated areas of Harajuku, Aoyama, and Omotesando in Tokyo. You will explore the lush greenery of Meiji Shrine, Tokyo's largest shrine, as well as the cutting-edge fashion streets that range from high-end boutiques to vibrant street fashion. The tour also includes a visit to the Nezu Museum, a beautiful blend of traditional Japanese aesthetics with modern design, and a stroll along Omotesando Street, often referred to as an architectural toy box. This tour efficiently introduces you to both the refined elegance of Tokyo and its subcultural hotspots.

(When the Nezu Museum is closed, we go to the Ota Museum.)
You will be introduced by a certified guide, so you can learn all about the multifaceted charm of this city.
This tour is not wheelchair accessible.

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What's Included

✓ Included

Guided tours in English by National Certified Guide Interpreter
Entrance fee of the museums (Nezu museum or Ota museum)
Traffic Fares (From Meiji-jingumae sta. to Omotesando sta.)

✗ Not Included

Traffic Fares to the meeting place
Food and beverages
souvenirs not listed in the inclusions

Itinerary

Stop 1

The Meiji Jingu Shrine, located in Harajuku, Tokyo, enshrines the Emperor Meiji, with its vast forest and tranquility.

Stop 2

The Nezu Museum, located in Aoyama, Tokyo, and exhibits Japanese and Oriental antiques. You can also enjoy the seasonal garden. *When the Nezu Museum is closed, visit the Ota Museum.

Stop 3

The Ota Museum of Art, located in Harajuku, Tokyo, mainly exhibits ukiyo-e woodblock prints, introducing the art and culture of the Edo period. *When the Nezu Museum is closed, visit the Ota Museum.

Stop 4

Omotesando is a high-end shopping district in Tokyo. Along the tree-lined avenue, luxury brand stores and fashionable cafes line the street, creating a sophisticated atmosphere. On the way, you will visit modern architectural buildings. You will walk along Omotesando Street, which is lined with luxury boutiques and shops.

Stop 5

A fashionable street is connecting Harajuku and Shibuya, lined with unique fashion shops and cafes.