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Japan Anime & Otaku 7-Day Private Tour: Akihabara, Ghibli, Nakano, Ikebukuro & Osaka

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✨ Highlights

  • 7-day · 15 stops on a fully hour-by-hour itinerary
  • Visit Airport pick-up + Shibuya PARCO & the scramble and other curated stops

A seven-day private pilgrimage for anime, manga and gaming fans, with one Toyota Alphard and driver for the whole trip. Tokyo first: Nintendo TOKYO and the Pokémon Center at Shibuya PARCO, a full day in Akihabara's figure floors and retro arcades, the Ghibli Museum (tickets subject to availability and advance reservation) with Nakano Broadway's collector labyrinth, then Ikebukuro's Animate flagship and Otome Road. The shinkansen takes you to Kyoto's open-shelf International Manga Museum and Gion's lanterns; Osaka brings Den Den Town at friendlier prices; the finale is Super Nintendo World at Universal Studios Japan before your transfer to Kansai Airport. One private vehicle, one fixed price, up to 6 guests.

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🎫 Options

🚘 Private Alphard with driver · whole trip

🚘 The price is for the WHOLE private Toyota Alphard (7-seater, up to 6 guests) with driver for all 7 days, 8 hours a day — not per person; 2 or 6 travellers pay the same. Hotels, admission tickets, meals and tolls/parking are charged at cost (we book them on request). A licensed guide can be added on request.

From¥509,740/car · up to 6 guests

From¥509,740/car · up to 6 guests
Capacity
1+
Itinerary
7 days · 15 stops
Day 1
  1. 15:00

    Airport pick-up · 120 min

    Your driver meets you at arrivals with a name board and drives you to your Tokyo hotel — no trains with luggage on day one.

  2. 18:00

    Shibuya PARCO & the scramble · 180 min

    Nintendo TOKYO, the Pokémon Center and the Capcom store share one floor of Shibuya PARCO — a soft opening for the week. Then the scramble crossing under its wall of screens, the establishing shot of half the anime you grew up with. Overnight: Shibuya or Shinjuku.

    Shibuya PARCO & the scramble · 180 min
Day 2
  1. 10:00

    Akihabara — Radio Kaikan & the figure floors · 240 min

    Shops open late here, so the day starts at 10. Radio Kaikan's ten floors of figures, Animate and Mandarake for new and out-of-print manga, and a lunch stop in a themed café if seats are available.

    Akihabara — Radio Kaikan & the figure floors · 240 min
  2. 14:30

    Retro games, gachapon & arcades · 240 min

    Retro game floors stacked with cartridges from every console era, gachapon halls, and the arcades where locals actually play. The car waits nearby so the haul never rides the train. Evening free on Chuo-dori under the neon. Overnight: Tokyo.

Day 3
  1. 09:30

    Ghibli Museum · 180 min

    Morning at the Ghibli Museum in Mitaka, a 40-minute drive west. Ghibli Museum tickets are subject to availability and advance reservation; OlaChill assists with the reservation but cannot guarantee admission until tickets are confirmed. Inokashira Park next door for a walk afterwards.

    Ghibli Museum · 180 min
  2. 13:30

    Nakano Broadway · 300 min

    The collector's labyrinth: Mandarake's specialist floors, vintage cels, soft vinyl and manga you will not find anywhere else. Dinner in the Nakano back streets. Overnight: Tokyo.

    Nakano Broadway · 300 min
Day 4
  1. 10:00

    Animate flagship & Otome Road · 240 min

    Tokyo's other otaku capital. Nine floors of the Animate flagship, then Otome Road for the shojo and BL side of the shelf.

    Animate flagship & Otome Road · 240 min
  2. 14:30

    Sunshine City & a themed café · 240 min

    Pokémon Center Mega Tokyo inside Sunshine City, the observatory if the sky is clear, and a themed café for dinner — most take reservations weeks ahead, so tell us early. Overnight: Tokyo.

    Sunshine City & a themed café · 240 min
Day 5
  1. 08:30

    Shinkansen to Kyoto · 180 min

    The bullet train is a set piece in itself: about 2 hours 15 minutes to Kyoto while the car goes ahead with the luggage and meets you at the station.

  2. 13:00

    Kyoto International Manga Museum · 180 min

    Some 50,000 volumes on open shelves inside an old schoolhouse — read on the lawn like everyone else. Nearby Nishiki Market for a late lunch.

  3. 17:00

    Gion at dusk · 150 min

    Hanamikoji and Yasaka Shrine under the lanterns, dinner along Pontocho. Overnight: Kyoto.

Day 6
  1. 10:00

    Nipponbashi Den Den Town · 300 min

    An hour's drive to Osaka. Osaka's answer to Akihabara: figure shops, manga floors and retro arcades at friendlier prices, with Kuromon Market next door for lunch.

    Nipponbashi Den Den Town · 300 min
  2. 16:00

    Dotonbori · 180 min

    Takoyaki and okonomiyaki between the neon, the Glico runner at night. Overnight: Osaka (near USJ or Namba).

    Dotonbori · 180 min
Day 7
  1. 08:00

    Super Nintendo World · 420 min

    The finale: Universal Studios Japan, headlined by Super Nintendo World — power-up bands, Koopa's challenge and the Mario Kart ride. Park tickets and the Express Pass are booked for you at cost; Nintendo World uses timed entry, so we arrive before opening.

    Super Nintendo World · 420 min
  2. 15:30

    Transfer to Kansai Airport · 90 min

    A private transfer from the park gate to Kansai International Airport, about an hour. Later flights can add a last stop at Rinku Premium Outlets.

※ Actual timings vary with road conditions on the day.

🗺️ Route map

Tap a number to see that day

Day 1 — Haneda

Your driver meets you at arrivals with a name board and drives you to your Tokyo hotel — no trains with luggage on day one.

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⚠️ Must-read4 items · tap to read▾
  • •Tours are guided mainly in English.
  • •In severe weather (typhoon, heavy snow…), a cancellation decision is made by 15:00 the day before departure and sent to your registered email/contact; weather cancellations are fully refunded.
  • •Please be on time at the meeting point and every gathering point — the bus does not wait for latecomers; missed portions due to personal reasons are non-refundable.
  • •The itinerary and time at each stop may be adjusted for traffic, weather or facility maintenance; in force-majeure cases a stop may be replaced with a comparable alternative.
📌 Other notes5 items · tap to read▾
  • •One carry-on bag per guest on the bus; please store large luggage at your hotel or a locker near the meeting point.
  • •Infants aged 0–2 without a seat join free; max one infant per adult; children must be accompanied by an adult.
  • •Pregnant guests and those with medical conditions should consider carefully: long bus rides, and immediate medical care may not be available on some legs.
  • •Lunch is not included unless the tour states otherwise — bring your own or eat at the stops.
  • •Change/cancellation terms vary by tour — see the cancellation policy on each tour page before booking. If the tour itself is cancelled for weather/force majeure, you receive a full refund.
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