Delve deep into Kawaii culture, characterised by its cute and innocent aesthetic and vividly bright colours, as you explore the famous Tokyo district of Harajuku.
Kawaii Culture Tour
You'll begin your Kawaii culture tour of Tokyo at the Harajuku train station.
The Kawaii aesthetic, or 'cuteness culture' has become a popular aspect of Japanese popular culture. Your guide, who will be wearing a typical Kawaii outfit, will introduce you to this magical world where bright colours, cuddly teddies and Hello Kitty are all á la mode.
You'll stop at some typical Kawaii food spots, where both the interior design and the menu are vibrantly coloured and extra cute, and the waiters wear iconic Kawaii clothing. Visit Kawaii shops where you can find everything you need to join in with this completely unique urban Japanese culture.
Your tour will finish back at the Harajuku train station.
Covid-19 Measures
All of our providers comply with local legislation and applicable health recommendations regarding protective material and safety to help avoid the spread of Covid-19.
Price
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Duration
2 hours 30 minutes.
Language
The activity takes place with a guide that speaks in english.
Included
English speaking guide with expert knowledge of Kawaii culture.
Not included
Food and drinks.
When to book?
Bookings are permitted up until 36 hours before the activity as long as there are still places. Book as soon as possible to guarantee availability.
Digital voucher
Show the voucher on your phone to take part in the activity.
Pet-friendly?
No.
Frequently asked questions
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Q - How to book?
A - To reserve the activity, choose the date and complete the form on this page. You will receive your confirmation immediately.
Q - Is a minimum number of participants required?
A - This activity requires a minimum of 2 participants. Should this number not be reached, we'll get in touch with you to offer alternatives.
If you have any other questions please contact us.
Free cancellation
Meeting point
Takeshita Dori exit of the Harajuku station.
