Trackside Eats & Bars by Train from Shinjuku with Ex-JR Conductor

Public transportation options are available nearby Not recommended for pregnant travelers Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health Suitable for all physical fitness levels This tour is independently operated and is not affiliated with JR East. Samurai Guide Sho’s railway background is part of his personal story and guiding style. For transportation on the day, we recommend charging about ¥2,000 per person on your Suica or PASMO card. You can also use it for your return trip. This experience is ideal for travelers who enjoy small groups and conversation, want to explore food and drink pairings, and would like to step into a local Tokyo night by train, away from the usual tourist areas. With a former JR Chuo Line conductor, you will explore the bars, food, and evening atmosphere along the Chuo Line in a more personal and local way. On the standard itinerary, each guest enjoys about 10 food items in total across 2–3 selected local spots. Venues and dishes may vary depending on opening hours and availability. The tour includes a generous amount of food, so please come hungry. Please inform us in advance of any allergies or dietary restrictions. Vegetarian, vegan, halal, gluten-free, and similar dietary requests cannot be accommodated. The Chuo Line night can be flexible. Depending on crowd conditions and other factors, the stops or route may be adjusted. As this tour takes place on city streets at night, every reasonable effort will be made to ensure safety. Guests are also asked to take responsibility for their own health and personal belongings. The tour may be terminated in case of disruptive behavior. The Green Car has seat tables, drink holders, power outlets, a restroom, and trash bins, so you can enjoy your own snacks or drinks on board, and it is also convenient for charging your phone or other devices. You can share your preferences in advance by email, such as the type of places you would like to visit, the food you want to try, and your drink preferences. Your guide, who watched the JR Chuo Line from the train for 22 years, will consider your preferences and combine carefully selected spots as closely as possible. Please let me know if you are interested in sushi, izakaya, craft beer, quieter places, places with a more local atmosphere, or a well-known retro drinking alley loved by locals. However, the actual stops may vary depending on crowd conditions, venue availability, reservation availability, group size, and the pace of the evening. Specific venues or categories cannot be guaranteed.