Tours that go to Shibuya first, then the neighbourhoods next door, day trips and airport transfers.
You do not need a guide to see the Shibuya crossing or the Hachiko statue. A tour helps with the parts that are harder alone: finding small bars and food stalls, timing Shibuya Sky, or learning the back streets. The tours below are sold through GetYourGuide and run by local operators. What a price includes varies from tour to tour (entry tickets, food, drinks and transport are sometimes extra), so read the listing before you pay. If you book through these links, this site earns a commission at no extra cost to you.
Group and private tours that spend about an hour on the Shibuya Sky rooftop, by day or after dark. Check on each listing whether the rooftop ticket is part of the price.
2 hours
A street-level hour from Hachiko through Center Gai, Parco, Tower Records and Miyashita Park, then an hour on the SHIBUYA SKY roof with the ticket booked for you; you can stay on after the guide leaves.
from$92
Check availability2 hours
An after-dark walk from Hachiko across the Scramble into Center Gai and the Udagawacho alleys, finishing with an hour of night views from SHIBUYA SKY, ticket included, in groups of up to eight.
from$104
Check availability2 hours
A private evening that goes up SHIBUYA SKY first, then down to the lit-up Scramble, MEGA Don Quijote and the lantern-hung yokocho under Miyashita Park, where the guide points you to bars for later.
from$93
Check availability2 hours
A private morning loop for your own group: the Hachiko story, an hour on SHIBUYA SKY while the air is clearest, the Scramble as the city wakes up, Center Gai and a coffee stop at Miyashita Park.
from$89
Check availabilitySmall-group and private walks round the crossing, the Hachiko statue and the back streets, and longer city tours that spend part of the day in Shibuya.
1.5 hours
The cheapest and most-reviewed Shibuya walk: starts by Hachiko, crosses the Scramble, then works through Nonbei Yokocho, Miyashita Park, Center Gai and a lookout in Mark City.
from$13
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Begins at Taro Okamoto's Myth of Tomorrow mural inside the station, crosses the Scramble and threads Nonbei Yokocho and the Maruyamacho backstreets before ending at the Hachiko statue.
from$18
Check availability2-6 hours
A private walk built around a form you fill in after booking: it starts at the Scramble, finds a rooftop view and backstreets, then heads to Harajuku for crepes or taiyaki, with one drink included.
from$64
Check availability8-9 hours
A private car day with hotel pickup that covers the Imperial Palace, Tsukiji, Senso-ji, Skytree and Meiji Jingu and the Shibuya Crossing, with the order adjustable on the day.
from$304 per group (up to 5)
Check availabilityEvening food tours, an izakaya crawl and a sake tasting, all in Shibuya.
3 hours
A guide takes you to three small bars and izakayas in the Shibuya backstreets that you would struggle to find alone; the fee covers the guide and entry, and you pay for food and drinks in cash.
from$38
Check availability3 hours
An evening eating tour for up to ten through Center Gai and Dogenzaka, with stops at an izakaya, a street-food stall and a traditional restaurant plus dessert and two drinks, and a pass over the Scramble.
from$51
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A guided tasting of three sake styles in a small Udagawacho standing bar near the crossing, followed by 45 minutes of free pours from over 50 regional bottles; snacks only on the pairing option.
from$28
Check availabilityA street kart ride through the crossing and a night photo walk through the neon backstreets.
1 hour
Drive a costumed go-kart on public roads from a garage in Maruyamacho, through the Scramble several times and out to Harajuku and Omotesando; every driver needs a valid International Driving Permit or JAF translation.
from$86
Check availability1 hour
A relaxed night walk with a photographer through Shibuya's neon backstreets and the Scramble, for up to four people, with 35 or more retouched photos sent afterwards.
from$118
Check availability4 hours
A private half day across west Tokyo by train and on foot: Meiji Jingu, Takeshita Street and Cat Street, the Shibuya Crossing, then on to Shinjuku, with an optional animal cafe stop.
from$128
Check availabilityTours in the districts next to Shibuya. They do not go to Shibuya itself unless the listing says so.
1.5 hours
A small-group walk from Harajuku Station under the great torii, past the sake and wine barrels to the main shrine, explaining Shinto and the imperial line, with a tea stop at the forest cafe.
from$10
Check availability2.5 hours
A group of six or fewer digs through Shimokitazawa's thrift shops and record stores with a local guide, with street-food snacks along the way, starting and ending at the station.
from$32
Check availability2 hours
A private shopping guide meets you in Shimokitazawa and takes you to at least three vintage stores picked for your taste, with more if you have time.
from$50
Check availability1.5 hours
Make a sterling silver ring with staff help in a small Daikanyama studio, between Daikanyama and Ebisu stations, and leave with it the same day.
from$118
Check availabilityFull-day coach trips from Tokyo to the Mount Fuji lakes and Hakone.
10 hours-1 day
The most-reviewed Fuji coach day: Lake Yamanaka in the morning, the Oshino Hakkai springs, Oishi Park, the Lawson and clock-shop street photo spots, and the pagoda view at Arakurayama Sengen Park.
from$50
Check availability10 hours
Pairs Hakone with Fuji in one coach day: Hakone Shrine and its lakeside torii, a Lake Ashi cruise, the ropeway to Owakudani, then Oshino Hakkai, leaving from Tokyo Station or Shinjuku.
from$55
Check availabilityPrivate door-to-door cars between the airports and your hotel, priced per group.
1-2.5 hours
A private door-to-door car between Haneda and your Tokyo hotel, with flight tracking and 90 minutes of free waiting after landing; night surcharges can apply.
from$88 per group (up to 5)
Check availability1.5-3 hours
The Narita version of the same door-to-door van service, one way or round trip, with flight tracking and a free wait after landing.
from$146 per group (up to 5)
Check availabilityWell-reviewed tours and tickets in other parts of the city, including a sumo show held in Sendagaya, away from Shibuya Station.
75 minutes
An English-hosted sumo exhibition at a club in Shibuya ward where wrestlers show the rituals and bouts up close, then pick audience members to try a push in the ring.
from$39
Check availability3 hours
Tokyo's most-reviewed food walk, a short train ride north of Shibuya: Omoide Yokocho and Kabukicho, with 13 dishes across four eateries.
from$84
Check availability1 day
Timed entry to the barefoot, partly knee-deep digital art rooms at Toyosu; book ahead, since same-day tickets are not sold and the ticket is non-refundable.
from$26
Check availabilityGetYourGuide's own live list for Shibuya. It can include tours that only pass through or start elsewhere in Tokyo, so check each itinerary.
Prices are in US dollars and, with ratings, were taken from GetYourGuide in October 2026. They change without warning. This site does not run the tours, take payments or handle bookings: that is GetYourGuide and the local operators.