An evening in a yukata, with the deck ticket and a drink included — weather permitting.
- Duration4 hours
- LanguagesChinese, English, French, Japanese, Spanish
This four-hour evening tour costs $293 and bundles three things the other products do not: the yukata dressing fee, the Shibuya Sky ticket and one drink at a street bar. A yukata is the light cotton summer kimono worn to festivals, and the dressing fee covers someone putting it on properly, which is not a trivial job. The constraints are unusual and worth reading before booking: the operator runs it on dry days only, takes a minimum of two people and a maximum of four, and cancels with a full refund if it rains.
Compare Shibuya Sky ticketsKey facts
dress-up-experience- Duration
- 4 hours
- Meeting point
- Shibuya Sky, Shibuya Scramble Square
- Price
- $293 per person
- Languages
- Chinese, English, French, Japanese, Spanish
- Cancellation
- Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
Included
- ✓ Yukata dressing fee
- ✓ Shibuya Sky ticket
- ✓ One drink at street Bar "Maps"
Not included
- ✗ Souvenirs
- ✗ Yukata purchase
- ✗ Additional drinks at street Bar "Maps"
What the price actually covers
Three separate costs are bundled: the yukata dressing fee, the Shibuya Sky admission ticket and one drink at a bar called Maps. Booked individually, the deck ticket after 15:00 is 3,400 yen, roughly $22, and yukata rental with dressing is typically a similar order of cost again. The rest is the guide and the small group size.
The dry-day rule, and what happens if it rains
The operator states the tour runs only on sunny days and that a rain cancellation comes with a full refund. That is a better arrangement than the deck's own policy, where a weather closure of the rooftop does not refund a ticket. If you are travelling in the rainy season or during typhoon season, treat this as a plan that may not happen rather than a fixture.
Group size and languages
Two participants minimum and four maximum, so this cannot be booked by a solo traveller and will not work for a large group. The operator lists guiding in Chinese, English, French, Japanese and Spanish, which is the widest language range in this shortlist.
Who it suits
Couples and pairs who want the evening to be an occasion rather than a sightseeing run, and who are comfortable spending several times the price of a ticket for that. Anyone who wants the deck at the lowest price should not be looking at this page.
Who should not book this
- Solo travellers — two people minimum
- Groups of five or more
- Anyone travelling in unsettled weather who needs a fixed plan
- Budget-conscious visitors
Check prices & dates
Book your tickets in advance: popular time slots sell out.
Compare Shibuya Sky ticketsHow to book
Booking goes through the operator on GetYourGuide, which takes the payment and issues the confirmation; this site never handles a booking or a card detail. Cancellation is free up to the window shown above. The listing also offers reserve now, pay later, so the slot can be held without paying today. This site may earn a commission on bookings at no extra cost to you.
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Frequently asked questions
What happens if it rains?
The operator states the tour runs on sunny days only and that if it cannot run because of rain, it is cancelled with a full refund.
Can one person book?
No. The listing sets a minimum of two participants and a maximum of four.
Is the Shibuya Sky ticket included?
Yes, along with the yukata dressing fee and one drink.