Manga authors often create their worlds based off of places in the real world, and Jujutsu Kaisen is no different! This tour will take you on an anime pilgrimage (or 聖地巡礼 (Seichijunrei) in Japanese!) throughout Tokyo to see where some iconic scenes from Jujutsu Kaisen take place.

Our guide will also help you take photos in each location, complete with the exact character pose if you like! This tour includes 7 locations throughout Shinjuku, Harajuku and Shibuya.

• See where Gojo and Geto 'break up'
• See where Nobara is introduced as well as the lockers where Gojo, Itadori, Nobara and Fushiguro talk
• See where Gojo meets up with Itadori and Fushiguro in Harajuku
• See where Gojo gets sealed in Shibuya station
• And more!

Being that a lot of Jujutsu Kaisen's first two seasons take place in Tokyo, if you're in Tokyo you can also visit these same spots, and we're here to help you do it! We'll start the day by meeting at Shibuya Station. In Shibuya we'll see 2 locations, including where Gojo gets sealed, before hopping on the train to Harajuku.

In Harajuku we'll see 5 spots, including some locations in the iconic Takeshita street. We'll take some photos, and then head back to the station to hop on the train one more time to get to Shinjuku.

There are 2 spots that we'll stop at Shinjuku, including where Gojo and Geto decide to go their separate ways, before our final goodbye! Unless we have time, then we can maybe see one more 🥳

What's Included:

• At least 1, English speaking guide to take you to each location
• Photos at each location (the guide will bring a camera, but can also take photos using your phone of camera as well!)
• Train fees while on the tour

What's Not Included:

• Any purchases made on the tour (food, drinks or souvenirs)

1. Is this tour wheelchair friendly?
Yes! But please let us know in advance as the tour may need a little more time to get around.

2. What should I wear on this tour?
This tour involves quite a bit of walking, so wear something comfortable! Or if you want to get really into it, feel free to cosplay or wear Jujutsu Kaisen merch!

3. Do I need to bring cash?
Cash shouldn't be needed on this tour, but if you plan to make any additional purchases, you may want to bring some as occaisionally places don't accept card.

“I highly recommend Kirstie as a tour guide in Japan! She was so helpful when my daughter and I had our first visit to Tokyo! Kirstie was always willing to help out. She is very responsive, punctual and has amazing suggestions. It’s clear that Kirstie has a love and passion for everything Japan! She planned out each tour day in advance and tailored the day to our interests.

She was fun to be with and was able to answer our many questions. Thanks to Kirstie, we found hidden gems that we could not have found on our own. She always has the best food recommendations and she knows so much about the history and culture of the area. If you are planning a trip to Japan and you are looking for an enriching, personalized experience, look no further than Kirstie!!”

-Kori K