• Omoide Yokocho - Omoide Yokocho: Wander through Omoide Yokocho, a nostalgic Shinjuku alleyway filled with tiny bars and eateries. Known as “Memory Lane,” it offers a glimpse into Tokyo’s post-war era with its narrow lanes and enticing aromas.

First Izakaya Stop: Begin at a cozy izakaya, an informal Japanese pub where friends gather to drink and enjoy small plates.

Sake: Enjoy a glass of sake, a traditional Japanese rice wine, ranging from sweet and fruity to dry and robust. It can be enjoyed warm or cold.

Experience the unique ambiance of the izakaya and Omoide Yokocho, where every corner tells a story of Tokyo’s vibrant past and present.

• Omoide Yokocho - Second Izakaya Stop: Our next destination is another inviting izakaya, where you’ll experience more of Japan’s culinary delights in an informal and friendly setting.

Japanese Sour: At this izakaya, you’ll enjoy a Japanese “sour,” a refreshing cocktail typically made with shochu (a Japanese distilled spirit), soda water, and various fruit flavors. It’s a popular drink choice for its light and tangy taste.

Whale: You’ll also have the opportunity to taste whale, a traditional but controversial dish in Japan. The whale meat is typically prepared in various ways, offering a unique and rare tasting experience.

Yakitori: Finally, savor yakitori, delicious grilled chicken skewers seasoned with either salt or tare sauce (a sweet soy-based glaze). Yakitori is a staple in izakayas, providing a perfect balance of flavors and textures.

Relish these distinctive flavors and the lively ambiance of the izakaya, continuing to create memorable experiences in the heart of Tokyo’s Omoide Yokocho.

• Shinjuku - Walk through Kabukicho: After enjoying the delights of the second izakaya, we’ll take a stroll through Shinjuku’s famous Kabukicho street. Known as Tokyo’s entertainment and red-light district, Kabukicho is filled with neon lights, bustling streets, and a lively atmosphere. Here, you’ll see the massive Godzilla statue, a popular landmark, and learn about Japan’s darker side, including its fascinating yet complex nightlife culture.

Relish these distinctive flavors and the lively ambiance of the izakaya, then delve into the vibrant and sometimes mysterious Kabukicho, creating memorable experiences in the heart of Tokyo.

• Shinjuku - Third Izakaya Stop: Our final stop offers more of Japan’s culinary delights in a relaxed setting.

Japanese Beer: Enjoy a famous Japanese beer, known for its crisp and refreshing taste.

Gyoza: Savor gyoza, Japanese dumplings filled with seasoned pork and vegetables, pan-fried to crispy perfection.

Karaage: Try karaage, Japanese-style fried chicken marinated in soy sauce, ginger, and garlic, fried to a golden crisp.

Motsunikomi: Enjoy motsunikomi, a hearty stew made from slow-cooked pork or beef tripe in a savory miso or soy-based broth.

Walk through Kabukicho: Before arriving at the third izakaya, we’ll stroll through Shinjuku’s famous Kabukicho street, filled with neon lights and bustling streets. See the massive Godzilla statue and learn about Japan’s fascinating nightlife culture.

Experience the final izakaya’s flavors and ambiance, concluding an unforgettable night in Omoide Yokocho.

• Dinner

• Private transportation

Ready to immerse yourselves in Shinjuku’s nightlife? Join our evening adventure to discover the hidden gems of Omoide Yokocho.
We’ll start by 2 izakayas, where you’ll sip sake/sours and eat Oden, Chicken skewers and whale meat—just like the locals do!

Next, we’ll wander through Kabukicho, taking in the neon lights and even spotting the Godzilla statue! It’s a taste of Shinjuku’s vibrant nightlife that you won’t want to miss.

At our final stop, dive into Japanese beer, indulge in crispy gyoza, flavorful karaage, and hearty motsunikomi stew—all while soaking in the cozy, local vibes!

Come along and enjoy a night out with us, where you’ll eat, drink, and experience Shinjuku just like a true local. Ready to join the fun? Book your spot now!

• We only serve alcoholic drinks for travelers 20 years old and above.

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