Discover Tokyo’s must-see highlights in one seamless guided bus tour. Begin at the National Garden, once reserved for Japan’s Imperial family, offering a peaceful contrast to the city’s energy. Take in iconic views of the Imperial Palace and Nijubashi Bridge—often featured as a symbol of Tokyo.
Continue to Tokyo Tower, inspired by the Eiffel Tower, where the main observatory offers sweeping 360° views across the skyline.
Step into Tokyo’s spiritual heart at Senso-ji, the city’s oldest temple, and stroll Nakamise Street, a lively 250‑meter stretch lined with traditional snacks and souvenir shops.
This tour blends history, culture, and stunning city views in a single, easy journey, with the flexibility to depart from either Tokyo Station or Shinjuku Station.
The tour ends at near Tokyo Station Marunouchi South Entrance. Please head to your next destination on your own from Tokyo.
Admire the view at this National Garden that was formerly a private garden of the Royal Family. Enjoy the view of Nijubashi Bridge, which is said to be the face of the Imperial Palace, as well as the view of the Imperial Palace itself.
(Drive-by) From Imperial Palace Plaza to Tokyo Tower On the way, enjoy seeing the National Diet Building through the vehicle window. This is the center of the Japanese Government. Don't let the impressive Western-style architecture fool you—this building is constructed almost entirely out of pure Japanese materials
Tokyo Tower, the symbol of Tokyo, offers a great 360-degree panoramic view from its main observatory. Only the main observatory (150 m) will be entered. An additional admission fee is required to access the special observatory (250 m). For those interested, please pay the required charges on your own. Tokyo Tower steel repair work is scheduled to begin in January 2027, with the end date yet to be determined. During this period, the exterior may appear different from usual due to installations such as scaffolding and protective netting.
Senso-ji, Tokyo's oldest temple, offers plenty to see including the bright red Kaminarimon Gate, a statue of the god of thunder, and a five-story pagoda. The bustling street known as "Nakamise" stretches for about 250 m from Kaminarimon Gate to Senso-ji Temple and is filled with a plethora of shops.
(Drive-by) From Asakusa to Tokyo Station On the way, enjoy seeing the Kabukiza theater and Ginza through the vehicle window. A classic Japanese-style theater where traditional Kabuki performances are held.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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