Join us on a guided walk through Akihabara, Tokyo’s electric heart of anime, gaming and otaku culture!
Together with your friendly local guide you’ll explore the streets, arcades and stores that make this the icon of modern Japanese pop culture!
Our guides are known for their energy, deep knowledge of anime and gaming history, and ability to make every stop fun and memorable!
They honestly love answering questions and sharing where to find the best collectibles, retro games and limited edition merchandise, so please ask them anything!
Our standard package is a 2 hour guided walk covering Main Streets but also local stores that are more “tucked away” and local!
At the end we visit an Arcade where you will get to compete in a game of Mario Kart!
If you choose the optional 3 hour package, we end the tour with a visit to a maid cafe!
If you want a deeper connection to modern Japanese pop culture, this tour is perfect for you! :)
All the best from Team Sunrise Adventure
Begin your adventure by meeting your friendly, English-speaking guide at Vie De France café near the Electric Gate exit of Akihabara Station. Look for the “Sunrise Adventure” sign!
Step into this exciting Denpa Kaiken mall filled with rare anime collectibles and figurines. You'll find unique items and limited-edition pieces that will make any anime fan’s collection complete.
Head to Lashinbang, a must-visit store for anime enthusiasts. Explore its many floors, packed with rare and exclusive anime merchandise, action figures, and more!
Visit Super Potato, a retro gaming paradise. Dive into vintage arcade games and discover nostalgic gaming treasures that transport you back to the golden age of gaming.
Get ready for some friendly competition at GiGO! Challenge your group to Mario Kart, and the winner gets a special prize! Plus, enjoy ¥500 arcade credit (on us) to play a variety of retro and rhythm games.
End your tour with a delightful visit to Maid Dreamin’, the world-famous Maid Café. Enjoy a fun, interactive experience with maids in adorable costumes. Sip on a drink, take a photo with your favorite maid, and enjoy a warm, family-friendly atmosphere.
The meeting point is at Vie De France café, located near the Electric Gate exit of Akihabara Station. Look for our guide holding a "Sunrise Adventure" sign.
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