Return: Beverly Hills High School & Youth White Paper Tour
Tour Outline The dramas "Beverly Hills High School Hakusho" and "Beverly Hills Hakusho" were huge hits worldwide from 1990 to 2000 and became a social phenomenon in Japan. Beverly Hills High School White Paper" and "Beverly Hills Youth White Paper. Not only love, friendship, and betrayal, alcohol and drug problems, family relationships, racism, immigration, social inequality, etc. The series is still popular for its depiction of "realistic youth culture" in the United States. In response to the huge boom in Japan, a "Viva Hill Location Tour" was held in Los Angeles at the time. The "Viva Hill Location Tour" was a big hit in Los Angeles at the time. Now, Dreams Come Tours is bringing the long-awaited revival of the "Viva Hill Location Tour" to the Los Angeles area! Remembering the familiar theme song, Why don't you actually visit the places where Brandon, Brenda, Kelly, Dylan, Donna, and others walked, while remembering the familiar theme song? Why don't you actually visit the places where Brandon, Brenda, Kelly, Dylan, and Donna walked while remembering the theme song? The charm of this tour is that you will be immersed in the world of a youthful drama series. An immersive experience like stepping into the world of a coming-of-age drama You can tour the locations of the famous scenes efficiently in a short time. A guide well versed in VivaHill will explain the background and secret stories behind the filming of the scenes. Many photo-worthy spots! A must-see "pilgrimage course to sacred places" for fans Support from experienced guides Japanese-speaking guides will explain the behind-the-scenes of the drama and trivia about the characters. The guide will take you to the places where Brandon, Brenda, and the other characters "walked". Photo support at photo spots Transportation support for beginners in LA Main Spots to Visit West Beverly Hills High School (fictional) The actual filming took place at a high school in the suburbs of Los Angeles, You can see the "look" of the school where Brandon, Brenda, Kelly, Steve, Donna, Dylan, and others went to school. Beach House The famous beach apartment where Kelly and Donna lived. Located in an upscale residential area by the ocean, it has been used as a filming location for the drama "The OC" and other movies. Dylan & Brenda's fishing scene (Manhattan Beach Pier) A pier that appeared in Season 4. Located in a beautiful upscale area where many Lakers players and international celebrities live. Peach Pit (2nd generation)/Abbot Kenny Rd. The store where Brandon worked. Now a popular street with fashionable cafes and stores. Santa Monica Pier The location of the famous scene in the last episode of season 1 where Brandon and Andrea went on a date. The merry-go-round in the foreground actually made an appearance. Santa Monica Beach Appears prominently in the scene where Brandon and Steve walk. The "adolescent" atmosphere of the drama is still present here. UCLA (Royce Hall) Appears in the scene where Brandon and Brenda are walking. The UCLA campus was used as a filming location for several scenes, including the twin lab scene. ■ Peach Pit (First) A place of interest where the real restaurant used in Season 1 remains. The burgers are excellent and a great place for lunch during the tour! Beverly Hills Sign The Beverly Hills Sign. A must-see photo spot when visiting Beverly Hills. The real Beverly Hills High School The real Beverly Hills High School exists in addition to the fictional high school. It is famous for the fact that Nicholas Cage and Lenny Kravitz graduated from the school. Rodeo Drive/Rodeo Collection A famous area that appears frequently in the opening of the program. It is also famous as a location for the movie "Pretty Woman. Beverly Hills City Hall Appears in Andrea's library scene. The building was also used in the "Beverly Hills Cop" series. Beverly Hills Playhouse One of the streets in the opening scene. The atmosphere of the town is very nice and photogenic. Palm trees in Beverly Hills This iconic tree-lined avenue appears many times in the drama. It is a photo spot that symbolizes the "Beverly Hills feel. Beverly Hills Hotel The symbol of the opening scene. It is also famous as a celebrity hotel. Cedars-Sinai Medical Center The location where most of the hospital scenes were shot. The hospital is associated with many celebrities such as Michael Jackson and Frank Sinatra. Belle Age Hotel (West London Hollywood Hotel) The hotel where Dylan McKay lived. The location where the famous scene of unauthorized entry & room service was filmed. ■ Beverly Beat Company Location of the magazine company where Steve and Brandon, now working adults, launched their first magazine. Nowhere Dis. Donna and Kelly's boutique. A popular spot for fans. Occidental College Appears in the drama as "University of California. Rose Bowl Appears in Season 5 as the venue for the Rolling Stones concert. One of the world's largest flea markets is held on the second Sunday of every month. Tournament of Roses The location where Donna interviewed for the Rose Queen. The historic building is a great place to take pictures. Peach Pit (3rd generation) The location used for the exterior. Currently under renovation, but popular as a photo spot. Walsh House The most symbolic house in the drama. It is actually located in an upscale suburban neighborhood. Nearby is the Minnesota house and Dylan's house. Dylan McKay's house Dylan's mansion played by Luke Perry. A can't-miss spot for fans. Photo Spot Privilege A shot of a famous scene reproduction. Take a commemorative photo at "that spot" that fans are drooling for! Many photogenic spots that look great on SNS Guides provide full support for photo shoots. Safe and Secure Transportation Hotel pick-up service is available. You can tour around Los Angeles efficiently without getting lost. No need to worry about the sun or traffic jams by car. Stress-free sightseeing experience even if it is your first time in L.A. Contact us for more information. Special plans, custom plans, participation in commemorative events, etc. We can make arrangements to meet your needs. For more details, please feel free to contact us using the registration form below.
Basic Information
Minimum participants: 1person
Duration: 8〜10hours
Price
Per Vehicle
$70 / hour
✔ Included
Japanese-speaking guide, vehicle, gasoline
✘ Not Included
Gratuity, parking fee, etc.
💳 Payment Methods
Cash, credit card (3% service charge)
⚠ Cancellation Policy
100% cancellation fee will be charged from 2 weeks prior to the event date.
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