【Best tour for comic or anime lover】
Pop Culture Capital Tour

Description

There are several iconic cities for subcultures in Tokyo and each one have specialty in different kind of products. In this tour, you can fullfill all your desire for buying things that only available in cities such as Ikebukuro, Nakano, and Akihabara.


Customer Review

I was able to go around the stores more freely by placing souvenirs and gifts in the vehicle. My favorite was definitely Nakano Broadway. That place was full of retro toys and comic books.

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PRICE

12,500yen～／1person

Prices below are reference prices per person for groups of 6. Price varies depending on number of people, season and so on.

COURSE

  • ① Your lodgings
  • ② Ikebukuro
  • ③ Nakano Broadway
  • ④ VR ZONE SHINJUKU
  • ⑤ Akihabara
  • ⑥ Your lodgings
  • Photo spot
  • Food and Drink
  • Night View
  • Cultural Site
  • Driving
  • Experience

Ikebukuro

Ikebukuro is one of the three main city alongside Shinjuku and Shibuya. Known as a mecca of anime subculture alongside Akihabara and Nakano, there is a section called 'Otome Road''(maiden road), which is filled with shops targeting girls. Leave your purchases in the vehicle and enjoy a tour without extra baggage.

Akihabara

Akihabara used to be a town for electronic products for proffesionals since the 60's. Beside electronic products, now it's widely known as a mecca of otaku culture.

  • Nakano Broadway

    Nakano Broadway is a shopping complex in Tokyo famous for its stores and stores selling anime items and idol goods, inlcuding more than a dozen small Mandarake stores, which specialize in manga and anime related collectibles.

  • VR ZONE SHINJUKU

    This virtual reality (VR) entertainment facility is opened in 2017 allowing enjoyment of beyond-reality experiences in the world of characters such as Dragon Ball, Evangelion, and Gundam using VR goggles.

  • Tokyo Metropolitan Government

    The Metropolitan Government complex was designed by respected Japanese architect, Kenzo Tange as a Tokyo's new landmark in 1990. It stands out even it surrounded by waves of skyscrapers.

  • KOTORATEI

    KOTORATEI at Akihabara based on experiences. You can throw shuriken and experience ninja. You can also experience authentic Japanese armor, and you can take a picture freely with three photo booths. As for the armor there is also a size that children about 6 years old can wear, so it is also recommended to photograph with parents. There is also a service that can send air mail to commemorate the trip.

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