Akihabara: descubre la cultura Otaku y experimenta el Maid Cafe
Descripción
Akihabara no es solo Anime y Mangas. Tenemos muchos otros hilos de OTAKU y Akihabara es uno que atiende a tantos de ellos. Mientras que el enfoque es, por supuesto, el Anime y Mangas, figurillas, muñecas, cosplay, cartas comerciales y el mundo de 2.5 dimensiones en que consiste esto, vamos a mirar más profundo y explorar las calles traseras de Akihabara y echar un vistazo a la cultura de la comida Akiba, consolas de juegos, bocadillos de cultura pop, cosplay, purikura, juegos de arcade y más. Si el tiempo lo permite, podemos visitar otros lugares de otaku para ayudarle a tener una idea más amplia del mundo de otaku. Podemos visitar uno de los tres santuarios principales de EDO Tokio para darle una visión del aspecto histórico y de la cultura tradicional, además de la cultura pop disponible aquí en Akihabara El miércoles puede darte la oportunidad de ver el único Maid Café Theatre realizado por las sirvientas reales del café y solo disponible en Vas Tours. Tenga en cuenta que el viajero debe reservar con suficiente antelación, ya que los boletos son difíciles de ir. Avísanos.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Veremos máquinas grúa y experimentaremos máquinas purikura.
Visitaremos un lugar popular para ver y comprar videojuegos y consolas antiguas.
Veremos varios géneros de amina y tal vez tengamos la suerte de ver la Sala AKB48.
Aprenderemos los orígenes/raíces de la cultura otaku de Akihabara.
Veremos más de los orígenes del área de Akihabara Electronic y veremos por ustedes mismos lo que fue en el pasado.
Vea la calle chatarra, mandarake y rashinban solo para mencionar algunos. vea la comida que se sirve y potencialmente obtenga algunos bocadillos para llenar su estómago hambriento.
¡Visitaremos la tienda temática de cosplay y anime para que decidas qué quieres comprar y probar en la tierra de los otakus!
Echemos un vistazo a los juegos de cartas coleccionables japoneses que se ganan los corazones de los adolescentes y mayores.
Visitaremos la cadena Number ONE maid Cafe en Akihabara. Experimente el mundo de fantasía de los maid cafés y compruebe usted mismo de qué se trata.
Caminaremos de un lugar a otro, por lo que dedicaremos aproximadamente 30 minutos al tránsito.
TOUR OPCIONAL - Solo miércoles Espectáculo teatral de mucamas: mira un espectáculo de una hora realizado por una mucama activa que actualmente trabaja en los cafés de mucamas reales. Algo que lleva a las criadas al siguiente nivel. Las reservaciones deben realizarse al menos 4 días antes de su recorrido. Los precios comienzan desde 4000 diez más impuestos.
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Se admiten animales de asistencia
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Los bebés deben sentarse en el regazo de un adulto
- Los viajeros deben tener al menos un nivel de condición física medio
Opiniones(7)
Word was that Akihabara is a complicated and difficult to navigate. If you have the pin pointed to specific store you want to go. Then it’s easy. We wanted to deep dive and understand the history and how Akihabara came to be and see what there is to see from the viewpoint of the locals. Many of the tours listed looked very similar on what they were offering but this one seemed to be more insightful and so it was. Max our guide took us on a tour on a three dimensional as many of the hidden store are not openly listed nor even on the ground or even the second floor. Given the wide range of interests, max made sure we covered the many genres that is classified under the Japanese sub culture or otaku. Strongly recommend if you to learn Akihabara and the underlying culture on top of learning to navigate the streets of Akihabara what you might want to be able to do after your tour.
Our tour guide was incredibly knowledgeable and so accommodating to our family. He went out of his way to understand the interests of our kids and to support them during the tour. It was a great experience.
I wasn’t expecting a sweet older lady for an Akihabara tour but that seems to be the case for many of the tours I applied for in Tokyo. But when it came to explaining the different kinds of “otaku” available in Akihabara I came to understand I was much more fortunate to have a more experienced lady as my guide, Naka-san. So much more than that of mangas and animae. Whether you are a pop culture fan or not, you will find a well balanced tour that the entire family will be able to enjoy. I could not have had such a nicer experience without her.
Two old ladies as guides for anime otaku fans and they didn’t know about anything related to this topic, only a small Wikipedia history of the area. I Booked specifically for the maid cafe show a month in advance and was told just as the tour started it was cancelled! We were sat in the back with these two sitting facing us blocking the view from seeing any of the maids and were translating everything our maid was saying even though she seemed to know English. Plus anywhere I walked while looking in the shops, the leader creepily followed me the whole time in silence, it was weird and I ended up leaving the tour an hour early.
It is a pity that the guest strongly believes that otaku is just anime. The tours clearly specifies that this is an introduction to otaku culture and anime is just one fraction of that. This is not a private tour and it is difficult to cater to just one obsession; we were told by another guest that he was a Vocaloid otaku and another a game otaku hence we need to be neutral and cater to the entire group. Ultimately the other guests comments were that they were surprised to learn that there are actually 12 otakus and glad that they now know. True the theatre was canceled and we believe that was a very unfortunate incident but that was due to mechanical issues on the theatre side hence a force majeur; completely out of our control. We politely explained the situation, gave the guest back his money worth of ticket and confirmed if he would like to proceed with the tour in which he did. According to the guide The maid was having trouble speaking in English and was just showing a pocket translator and saying nothing thus interpreted into English. We have spoken to the maid cafe that this not acceptable and expect this not to happen in the future. We see an abbyss in cultural misinterpretation and it seem apparent that the guest did not like having an older professional guide “waiting” on the guest ready to be answering any questions was not to his appeal. Yes, the guide should have recognized that the guest was uncomfortable. However, without the will to communicate concerns due to age, it becomes very difficult for the guides to provide services. We apologies for sending in guides that were not to liking.
The tour guide was very informative and efficient. She explained everything I needed to know about Manga and Animate and the stores we visited we would have never gone on our own. The maid cafe experience was great and thankfully we have her as an interpreter so that we can have an immersive experience. The maid show was excellent and I highly recommend it. It is however only available on Wednesday's tour .
The best part was going to the back alley and off the beaten track locations. The free drinks were good. My son and nephew appreciated the opportunity to shop.
My guest from the US is a big fan of Japanese games and anime, so he was like very excited about retro games and lots of figures. Many shops that the guide showed him seemed have fit his interest. He was impressed with the story about old Akihabara and entertained at a maid cafe. He was like, "I've never casted spells on my juice!" when he came back. Thanks for the fun tour!!
