Our anime-themed adventure begins in Tsukiji, Tokyo’s iconic fish market known not only for its fresh seafood but also as the inspiration behind countless anime food scenes—from sushi-making montages in One Piece to market strolls in Shokugeki no Soma. Feel the energy of this culinary hub as we stroll through lively stalls and taste local specialties featured in anime culture.

Next, we step into the timeless streets of Asakusa, a popular setting in anime like Demon Slayer and Sarusuberi. We'll walk along Nakamise-dori, a traditional shopping street lined with vendors selling kimono accessories, hand fans, and lucky charms—perfect for anime-style photo ops. Don't miss Sensoji Temple, often seen in historical anime set in Edo-era Tokyo.

At lunchtime, enjoy a seasonal Japanese meal that mirrors the dishes beloved by anime characters—from classic bento aesthetics to crispy tempura and delicate seasonal flavors. This is your chance to experience the kind of food scenes you’ve seen animated on screen.

Afterward, we dive into the vibrant pop culture epicenter of Shibuya. Snap a photo with the famous Hachiko statue, often referenced in anime like DIGIMON and Tokyo Godfathers, and experience the electric rush of the Shibuya Scramble Crossing, a backdrop for countless scenes in anime and J-dramas alike.

We end the day at the world-renowned eamLab Planets Tokyo, an immersive digital art museum that blends light, sound, and interaction—creating a dreamlike setting worthy of a Studio Ghibli fantasy. This dazzling experience perfectly encapsulates the intersection of technology and imagination that defines modern Japanese art and anime culture.

Our anime and gaming adventure begins at the enchanting Ghibli Museum in Mitaka, a dreamlike space designed by Studio Ghibli’s legendary director Hayao Miyazaki. Fans of classics like My Neighbor Totoro, Spirited Away, and Howl’s Moving Castle will be delighted by whimsical architecture, exclusive short films, and magical exhibits including the life-sized Catbus and the Laputa robot soldier watching over the rooftop garden.

Next, we head to Nakano Broadway, a paradise for collectors and otaku culture. This retro shopping complex is packed with rare anime figures, vintage manga, and treasures from legendary titles such as Neon Genesis Evangelion, Gundam, and Sailor Moon. Whether you’re a serious collector or a casual fan, you’ll find something special here.

After exploring, it’s time to recharge with an iconic Tokyo dining experience — Ichiran Ramen. Savor a steaming bowl of silky tonkotsu broth and perfectly cooked noodles, served in your own private booth for a uniquely immersive ramen experience beloved by foodies worldwide.

With renewed energy, we step into the dazzling world of Shibuya’s Nintendo Tokyo, home to exclusive merchandise from beloved franchises like Super Mario, The Legend of Zelda, and Animal Crossing. Just steps away is the vibrant JUMP SHOP, where fans of One Piece, Demon Slayer, My Hero Academia, and other Shonen Jump hits can browse an incredible selection of goods. Capcom fans won’t be left out — at the CAPCOM Store, you’ll find collectibles from Street Fighter, Monster Hunter, and more.

We then make our way to Pokémon Center, a must-visit for Pokémon Trainers of all ages. Shop exclusive plushies, trading cards, and rare merchandise from every generation of games and anime. Across the way, the SEGA Store offers retro and modern gaming souvenirs, celebrating decades of arcade culture.

Our journey continues into the heart of Akihabara, Tokyo’s mecca for anime, gaming, and electronics. From bustling arcades to quirky maid cafés, every corner offers a new adventure. At Animate, Japan’s largest anime specialty store, immerse yourself in floor after floor of goods from series like Attack on Titan, Jujutsu Kaisen, and Blue Lock.

For figure enthusiasts, Tamashii Nations Tokyo is a visual feast — the official Bandai Spirits showroom featuring premium collectibles from Dragon Ball, Gundam, Kamen Rider, and more. We finish the day with a nostalgic trip to Super Potato, a legendary retro game shop packed with Famicom consoles, classic cartridges, and gaming memorabilia that will transport you back to Japan’s golden age of video games.

From Studio Ghibli’s whimsical world to Akihabara’s neon wonderland, this tour is a once-in-a-lifetime journey through Japan’s anime, gaming, and pop culture scene — all seamlessly planned for you.

We have cleared up the day for you to explore and enjoy Japan as you wish.

During this time, you can also:

• Spend the day at Tokyo Disneyland or DisneySea


• Visit the Ramen Museum


• Explore Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo - THE MAKING OF Harry Potter


• Shop at the Sailor Moon Store

Embark on an adventure at Anime Japan, the world's largest anime festival, where enthusiasts from around the globe gather to celebrate their passion for animation. Explore a vibrant world of creativity and imagination, with showcases of the latest anime series, exclusive merchandise, and exciting stage events featuring industry insiders and beloved voice actors.

Continue our journey to Odaiba and behold the majestic Gundam Statue, an iconic symbol of Japan's rich anime culture. Towering over the landscape, this awe-inspiring monument pays homage to the legendary Gundam series, captivating fans with its impressive scale and intricate design.

For those seeking further immersion, venture to Small Worlds, a nearby attraction offering immersive exhibits dedicated to beloved anime franchises like Sailor Moon and Evangelion. Step into meticulously crafted miniature worlds, where iconic scenes come to life in stunning detail, creating unforgettable experiences for fans of all ages.