We designed this one-day journey for travelers who want Tokyo through the lens of design and contemporary art. Roppongi, Minami-Aoyama, and Omotesando sit close together on a map but require several train transfers to link on your own — a chartered vehicle and English-speaking guide move you between them without the hassle, for up to 8 hours. We take you up to the Mori Art Museum's 53rd-floor galleries, through the boutiques of Roppongi Hills, to a teppanyaki lunch, and on to the Nezu Museum and the architect-designed streets of Omotesando, ending in Shibuya. It's a slower, design-focused alternative to Tokyo's usual landmark tour.