• Imperial Palace - It’s remarkable to think that the Imperial Palace, with its striking white walls and black tiles, is situated so close to Tokyo Station, where land is highly valuable. This historic residence of past emperors still exudes the charm of the Edo period amidst Japan’s evolving landscape. As you stroll along the moat, the walls of Edo Castle remain visible, along with the impressive statue of Masanari Kusu, a general from the Kamakura period. In East Gyoen, the lush greenery, intricately designed courtyards, and the grand general’s house transport visitors back to Tokyo’s rich history. The outer part of the palace is open for free visits, but online reservations are required for interior access.
• Senso-ji Temple - The Wind Raijin Gate, adorned with its massive red lanterns and straw sandals, is a symbol of Asakusa and Japan itself. Senso-ji Temple, an ancient site with a rich history, is a place of strong spiritual significance in Tokyo. Visitors can join the lively crowds in prayer, and the atmosphere becomes even more vibrant during temple fairs. Zhongmise Shopping Street, flanking a 250-meter-long stone path, boasts nearly a hundred shops, many with centuries-old heritage. Notable stops include the historic tempura shop “Kaminarimon Sansei” from Kyoto, the master-crafted washi paper of “Kurodaya,” and the traditional Japanese sweets of “Asakusa Plum Garden,” all excellent for souvenir shopping. Entry is 500 yen per person.
• Odaiba Kaihin Koen (Odaiba Seaside Park) - Colorful City is a vast commercial hub in Odaiba. As Odaiba’s iconic landmark, the Ferris wheel with its fully transparent cabins offers a thrilling experience and is renowned for providing one of the best panoramic views of Tokyo. In just 16 minutes, you can take in the stunning Tokyo scenery. The area features a theme park-style shopping mall replicating medieval European streets, Venus Fort, ZeppTokyo, a major live performance venue, and MEGA WEB, a car-themed interactive entertainment center. It’s a perfect spot for a full day of exploration.
• Tokyo Tower - Tokyo Tower holds the same iconic status in Tokyo as the Oriental Pearl Tower does in Shanghai. This striking landmark, reminiscent of the Eiffel Tower yet slightly taller, is a frequent feature in films, TV shows, and literature about Tokyo. Both international and Japanese tourists cherish it as a symbol of their Tokyo visit. Ascend to the observatory for a breathtaking 360-degree view of Tokyo, and on clear days, even Mount Fuji can be seen. Tickets are available for 1,200 yen for adults and 700 yen for children, purchasable on the Tokyo Tower website.

• Private transportation
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Lunch
• Gratuities
• Admission fee of attractions

• Experience a flexible and fully personalized tour of Tokyo.
• This tour will guide you to the most renowned attractions you wish to explore in Tokyo.
• The itinerary is adaptable to meet your specific needs.
• Choose the option with a guide for a more profound understanding of the city’s culture, landmarks, and history.
• A dedicated driver will collect you from your hotel at the start time and return you to the hotel after the tour.
• 10 hours includes the time spent traveling from one attraction to another

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.