Showa Retro Street Night Hashigo Tour

If you want to feel Tokyo night with Showa atmosphere and izakaya culture,

this “Showa Retro Yokocho Night Tour (Omoide Yokocho version)” is not just bar hopping — it is a night walk that connects people and culture.

Meeting point is entrance of Omoide Yokocho in Shinjuku.

We walk through narrow alleys with red lanterns, while guide will explain history of this area.

This place started as black market after WW2 and became drinking street — you can still feel nostalgic mood there.

First, we go to izakaya and say kanpai with local style and small dishes.

Guide will explain food and drinks in English, and help to talk with the shop owner.

While moving to next bar, we pass neon lights of Kabukicho and enjoy the mix of “now and old Tokyo” with some interesting stories.

In the middle, we visit a retro bar.

It is small, but you can talk closely with the master and regular customers.

You may feel not like a tourist, but part of local people.

At last, we go to karaoke bar or snack (Japanese local lounge bar).

Usually, it’s not easy for travelers to go there by themselves,

but with our guide, even if no Japanese, you can enjoy music and smiles together.

In other similar bar hopping tours, 3 places in 3 hours with karaoke is very popular.

Food and drinks are not included — you pay by yourself depending on how much you eat or drink.

(This style is common for guided tours in Japan.)

This tour’s goal is to make you not just a “visitor,”

but “one of the people of this Yokocho” for one night.

Local sounds, voices, smells, and cheers — everything becomes your “Showa Night Story.”