Tokyo Walking Tour with Shibuya Sky Ticket, Depachika Food Hall and Shinjuku Gyoen Entry

Explore SHIBUYA SKY, Isetan Depachika, and Shinjuku Gyoen in one guided Tokyo walking tour.

Getting started

Meet your expert guide at the designated starting point in central Tokyo and join the Standard Rate Option group. After a brief introduction to the route and logistics, you will head out together on foot and by public transport toward the first scheduled stop. Keep your transportation fee handy, as travel between locations is not included.

What to expect

SHIBUYA SKY

Your visit begins at SHIBUYA SKY, one of Tokyo's most popular observation decks. Here, you move from the busy streets up to a high vantage point that opens out over the city.

Features

• With your entry to SHIBUYA SKY included, you follow your guide through the access procedures and reach the observation area without needing to arrange tickets on your own.
• From the observatory, you experience panoramic views across Tokyo's skyline, giving you a clear sense of the city's size and layout from above.
• Your professional guide is on hand to point out key districts in the distance and answer questions about the neighborhoods you can see from this height.

Isetan Depachika food hall

Next, you continue to the Isetan Depachika food hall inside Isetan Department Store. This stop shifts the focus from city views to food presentation and local daily life.

Features

• A visit to Isetan Depachika food hall is included in your itinerary, so you can follow your guide directly into this basement food area without needing separate planning.
• Inside, you explore a wide range of neatly presented food counters that are described as a feast for the eyes, while your guide introduces the role of department-store food halls in Japanese gift-giving culture.
• Although food and drinks are not included, you have time to browse the displays and, if you wish, purchase items that interest you at your own expense.

Shinjuku Gyoen

Your final main stop is Shinjuku Gyoen, a large park and garden space in the Shinjuku area. It offers a contrast to the urban settings you visited earlier.

Features

• Entry to Shinjuku Gyoen is included, and your guide leads you through the entrance so you can focus on the walk inside rather than ticket lines.
• As you move through the park, you can relax in gardens that include traditional Japanese, French formal, and English landscape styles in one continuous space.
• Your guide points out locations connected with Makoto Shinkai's movie "The Garden of Words," so you can recognize the setting and understand how the park appears in the film.
• If your tour falls on a Monday when Shinjuku Gyoen is closed, the route adjusts and your guide instead takes you to the Meiji Shrine Inner Garden as an alternative, keeping a garden visit in the experience.