Published start areas
- Shibuya: Dōgenzaka at Kusumoto Building, outside the Seven Eleven described as near Shibuya Station and Tokyu Plaza. The tour ends in Shibuya; the guide may take the group to Shibuya Station.
- Shinjuku: In front of AOKI Shinjukunishiguchi Honten beside Starbucks, close to Shinjuku Station's west exit. The listing says the walk ends near JR Shinjuku Station's southeast exit.
- Asakusa: In front of the Asakusa Culture Tourist Information Center, near Asakusa Station exits described by the provider as A4 for the Ginza and Asakusa lines and A1 for Tsukuba Express. The listed end is at Sensō-ji.
These are three separate neighborhoods and station complexes. A station name alone may not be enough: large stations have multiple exits and long surface walks. Check the latest confirmation for the full address, map pin, sign or guide contact instructions. The Tokyo Metro map can help you identify Metro lines and station numbers, but it does not replace the operator's pin or cover every rail operator.
Leave arrival margin
Plan your route to the named exit, then allow time to reach the street-level landmark and identify the group. The listing details can change, and the Asakusa page notes that its exact start information should be checked before the tour. For a food tour, do not arrive at a nearby attraction and assume the group will be there.
When the tour ends, check where it leaves you before adding another timed booking. The Shibuya route ends in Shibuya, the Shinjuku listing identifies an end near the station's southeast exit, and the Asakusa tour ends by Sensō-ji. See how much time to reserve and compare the neighborhoods.
Common questions
Is the meeting point inside the named station?
No. The checked listings name street-level landmarks outside or near their respective stations. Use the current provider pin and exit instructions rather than navigating to the station name alone.
Where do the three tours finish?
The Shibuya route finishes in Shibuya, the Shinjuku listing says near JR Shinjuku Station's southeast exit, and the Asakusa tour ends at Sensō-ji. Confirm the current finish details before scheduling another activity.