Tokyo: Explore Tokyo's Nightlife in ShinjukuSmall Group Tour

With over 100,000 restaurants, bars to choose from, picking where to eat and drink in Tokyo is fun, overwhelming, delicious. Take an evening tour and explore the drinking and snacking through Shinjuku
Discover Shinjuku, Tokyo’s entertainment town. This is where the locals go to grab a bite and a drink after dark, and on this walking tour, you'll join them! As the sun goes down, be introduced to local nightlife with a local guide who knows all the best spots for drinks, snacks, karaoke and local chats.

Meet your group at the main shrine gate of Hanazono Shrine, where your adventure kicks off with a bit of history. See the iconic red Torii gate and maybe grab a photo. This shrine was established in 1590 and is the perfect spot to learn about Shinto, the Indigenous faith of the Japanese people, which remains the major religion here alongside Buddhism. In the heart of the bustling Shinjuku ward, this is considered the most important shrine in the area, and you'll see it colourfully light up as the sun goes down. Right next to the shrine is Golden Gai, where you'll explore the maze of alleys and tiny bars where writers and artists have hung out for years. This neighbourhood can usually only seat six to eight people at a time and as Shinjuku's most popular drinking spot, you'll pop into one of your guide’s favourite bars and say kanpai (cheers!) over a drink.
Head to Kabukicho (Shinjuku's red light district), an area full to the brim with over 3000 shops, restaurants, nightclubs, karaoke and the like. Awash in bright neon lights, Kabukicho is one of Tokyo’s most photogenic areas and you'll learn about the history of the place as you explore.

Meet the life-size statue of Godzilla that lives here, then carry on through Omoide Yokocho, a collection of alleyways full of tiny bars and eateries. Get a peek into the different types of food joints the locals usually eat at, from yakitori restaurants and soba shops to cafes and bars. Your guide will choose a Japanese izakaya-style eatery, a favourite after-work spot for many Japanese, where you can indulge in homemade dishes and sake or shochu as the Japanese pop music blares. Get to know your group here as you feast, then continue your adventure into the night.
You'll head to a Snack Bar to end the night. These tiny bars are a nostalgic pastime for the locals that began in the 1970s. A comfortable and relaxing atmosphere, here you can clock off, sit on the sofa, talk with Mama San (the owner of the bar) and enjoy the nightlife. This is where the salarymen (the Japanese term for white-collar workers who work a classic 9 to 5) mingle with the gaijin (a Japanese term for foreigners, mainly Westerners visiting Japan). Like a Karaoke Box, this intimate setting is where you can mingle, have fun and sing a few songs. You'll celebrate the night with an included drink here and end the tour with an hour of karaoke with your group, the perfect way to end a fun evening in Tokyo!

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