Tokyo One Day PremiumTour : Imperial Palace, Asakusa Meiji Shrine and more!

Overview

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Tokyo, the capital of Japan, is considered as one of the most exciting metropolitan cities in many ways. It is the major hub of the world economy, politics, culture, fashion, and so much more. During the eight hours of our One Day Premium Tour of Tokyo, you'll get to visit and see most of the popular tourist spots, as guided by one of our English-speaking chauffeurs.
Just imagine, someone guiding you through a sacred shrine soon after watching the famous Shibuya "scramble" cross-walk with a sea of people, and then reach the state of Zen at Meiji Shrine all in one day. Please join us for an unforgettable experience!

Tour Details

Duration:

8 Hours

Visit:

Tokyo Metropolitan Area

Pick up & Drop off:

Your Hotel or Anywhere within Tokyo's 23 wards

Availability:

Daily except Monday, Friday,12/28/2017-1/3/2018.

Departure:

9:30 am

Lunch:

Not included

Language:

English (Your chauffeur will guide you in English)

Itinerary

Your Chauffeur will pick you up at your hotel or anywhere within Tokyo's 23 wards.

1. Visit to the east garden of Imperial Palace, the main residence of the Emperor of Japan. (about 60min)
2. Drive through Akihabara often referred to as an electronic town and known for spotting maid CosPlay (costume-play) girls! (about 30min)
3. Visit to Asakusa (Sensoji-Temple and Nakamise Shopping Arcade), one of the most popular sightseeing spots in Tokyo. (lunch at Asakusa Area) (about 120min)
4. Enjoy the view of Tokyo bay area and the iconic Fuji Television broadcasting building in Odaiba. (about 60mn)
5. Experience the world famous intersection "Shibuya Crossing" known for its hustle and bustle of Tokyo at its best. (about 10min)
6. Drive through Harajuku, see the latest and greatest with the real "Harajuku Girls" and their fashion scene.
7. Toss some yen into the offering box, and pray like a local at Meiji Shrine. (about 60min)

Your Chauffeur will drop you off at your hotel within Tokyo's 23 wards.

Highlights of This Tour

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  Kaminari Gate at Sensoji Temple

  The Kaminarimon ("Thunder Gate") is the outer two large entrance gates that ultimately lead to the Senso-ji. The giant paper lantern in the center is iconic, and the well-known symbol of this energetic city.

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  Omikuji at Sensoji Temple

  Try your fortune by drawing Omikuji, a fortune paper that is available in most Shinto Shrines. Your chauffeur will translate the fortune writing for you.

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  Souvenirs Shopping
  at Nakamise Shopping Arcade

  This is one of the best places in Tokyo to buy souvenirs. You can get Japanese sweets, mini lanterns and Key holders and so on.

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  Shibuya Crossing

  Shibuya crossing is the extremely busy and famous scramble crossing in front of Shibuya Station. You may be able to cross the intersection if the time/weather permits.

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  Statue of Liberty in Odaiba

  A French replica of the Statue of Liberty came to the Odaiba Marine Park on Odaiba from April 1998 to May 1999 to commemorate "The French Year in Japan."It was so popular with locals that in 2000, a replica was erected in the same location.

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  Meiji Jingu Shrine Sake Barrels

  Empty sake barrels (kazaridaru) displayed along the walking entrance to the Meiji Jingu Shrine. Sake has always been a way to bring gods and people together, brewers donate the sake that shrines need for ceremonies and festivals.

Our Services

Our Chauffeurs Provide;

• Tour guide service in English
• Taking photos service for your memory
• Shopping accompanying service
• Suggestion and reservation for your lunch spot
• Anniversary gift service

* These service above are subject to change due to local circumstances.

In-Car Services;

• Free Wi-Fi service
• Bottled water service
• Refreshments service