From Yokohama Port 10-Hour Tokyo Private Tour with Itinerary

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10 hours (approximately)

Begin your journey at the Imperial Palace, where stone walls and moats reflect Japan's imperial past. In Asakusa, stroll through Nakamise-dori to Senso-ji Temple and try your luck with a fortune slip.

In the afternoon, head to Akihabara’s Radio Kaikan, a multi-story haven of anime figures, retro games, and pop culture. This journey from ancient tradition to modern obsession captures Tokyo’s unique blend of old and new.

What's Included

2.4 Hotel pickup and drop-off
1.3 Driver can only speak basic English
Option 1: 7 Seat & Basic English Driver
3.3 Driver and English-speaking guide include
1.1 Suitable for 1–6 passengers
1.4 Hotel pickup and drop-off
4.1 Suitable for 1–8 passengers
2.2 Private charter for up to 10 hours
1.2 Private charter for up to 10 hours
3.2 Private charter for up to 10 hours
4.5 Fuel, toll, and parking fees included
3.5 Fuel, toll, and parking fees included
2.5 Fuel, toll, and parking fees included
1.5 Fuel, toll, and parking fees included
4.2 Private charter for up to 10 hours
2.1 Suitable for 1–9 passengers
4.4 Hotel pickup and drop-off
4.3 Driver and English-speaking guide include
Option 2: 10 Seat & Basic English Driver
Option 3: 7 Seat with Driver&Guide
2.3 Driver can only speak basic English
Option 4: 10 Seat with Driver&Guide
3.4 Hotel pickup and drop-off
3.1 Suitable for 1–5 passengers
Tips
Baby seats

Meeting and pickup

Meeting point

The driver will contact you via WhatsApp or email one day before the tour to confirm your pick-up location. Please ensure your contact information is accurate and reachable for final coordination.

End point
This activity ends back at the meeting point.

Itinerary

Duration: 10 hours (approximately)
  • 1

    8:00-10:00 The Imperial Palace is the residence of Japan's Emperor, featuring Edo-era castle ruins. The iconic Nijubashi Bridge and moat are in the free East Gardens (reservation needed for inner areas).

    3 hours • Admission ticket free
  • 2

    10::00-12:00 This 250-meter-long street leading to Senso-ji has sold traditional snacks like ningyo-yaki and crafts since the Edo period, perfect for souvenirs. Tokyo's oldest Buddhist temple (built in 628). Famous for its giant Kaminarimon lantern and pagoda. Try a 100-yen fortune slip or buy lucky charms.

    3 hours • Admission ticket free
  • 3

    Located in the heart of Tokyo’s Akihabara district, Radio Kaikan is a multi-story hub for anime, collectibles, and electronics. Visitors can explore a variety of specialty shops offering figurines, trading cards, model kits, and retro gadgets. Surrounded by countless anime and tech stores, this area is a must-visit for pop culture and hobby enthusiasts.

    3 hours • Admission ticket free
  • 4

    17:30-18:00 back to Tokyo hotel

    1 hour • Admission ticket free

Additional info

  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Supplied by Caiyi Travel

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