Full Day Tokyo Private Tour by Luxury Vehicle
from $382.65
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before
Overview
This is a fully private and customizable tour in a luxury van, you can leave the itinerary up to us or create your own, we’re flexible!
Your native English speaking guide will give you all the information you need while travelling between stops, then you’ll be free to explore at your own pace, you’ll never feel rushed!
You’ll see all the major historical and cultural attractions in Tokyo and pass by a few more in between while your guide answers any questions you have along the way.
You’ll see the oldest temple in Tokyo, a shrine surrounded by a beautiful forest, world famous shopping precincts and have the chance to sample various local delicacies!
1 child seat and 1 booster seat available
We can actually fit 7 but to keep it comfortable we limit it to 6 passengers. If you have a group of 7 (perhaps with a child or two) feel free to book and let us know.
7 hours
Pickup offered
Itinerary
- 1Senso-ji Temple
This is a must-see! The oldest Buddhist temple in Tokyo, it’s surrounded by bustling shopping arcades and narrow streets with local stores selling all sorts of hand-made crafts and delicacies. Buff young men and game young women operate rickshaw and you’ll see plenty of folk dressed in kimono, it’s a great spot for pictures!
- 2Akihabara
This area is very Tokyo, packed with all sorts of electronics and anime stores, game centres, and “maid cafes”, it’s something you won’t find anywhere else in the world. We could also make a stop at Mitsukoshi department store on the way down to the fish market, it’s a grand building with French and Italian marble under the skylit ceiling, it was once home to a baby elephant!
- 3Tsukiji Fish Market
The old fish market is no longer, however people still love to visit the “outer" market - a small area packed with little restaurants and an endless array of street foods, not just seafood but wagyu, seasonal fruits, etc. If you prefer, the Toyosu Senkyaku Banrai at the new market is more focussed on sit-down eating and also has a variety of options.
- 4Imperial Palace
Next we will drive through the outer gardens of the Imperial Residence, being that the royal family still lives there and the residence is purposefully hidden from view it isn’t possible to see the building itself but you will love the immaculately sculpted trees and view of the stone bridges. We’ll also drive past a few more significant sites on the way to the next stop.
- 5Meiji Jingu Shrine
Yes, it’s another shrine! But this one is surrounded by a lush forest of over 100,000 trees and 170 acres! It’s a peaceful respite from the busy streets of Tokyo. Built for the souls of Emperor Meiji and his wife, Shoken, it’s a great place to pray for a good relationship and recharge your battery before the next stop.
- 6Takeshita Street
This is a funky area full of all sorts of fashion, street foods (crepes are a big deal, also strawberries and candy apples) and now animal cafes. Gwen Stefani famously loved Harajuku fashion and while fashions change this is still the place to see what’s hot in Tokyo.
- 7Shibuya Crossing
If you loved Fast and Furious, Lost in Translation or Hachi: A Dog’s Tale, you need to make a stop at the world famous Shibuya crossing. If you have no idea what I’m talking about you should probably still visit and witness the madness that is Shibuya crossing!
What's included
- Private transportation
- Hotel pick up/drop off
- Bottled water
- WiFi on board
Not included
- Walking Tour Guide - may be included with a surcharge, depending on availability
- Tokyo Skytree
Good to know
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Specialized infant seats are available
- Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
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