• Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building Observation Decks - Experience breathtaking views of downtown Tokyo from a height of 202 meters. (Closed on the first and third Tuesday of each month)

• Kumano Shrine - Known as the primary guardian shrine in Shinjuku City.

• Shinjuku Chuo Park - Nestled in a city of skyscrapers, this park offers stunning scenery.

• Shinjuku Expressway Bus Terminal - The starting point for many tours.

• Kabukicho - A district featuring upscale department stores and shops.

• Shinjuku 3 Chome - An area renowned for its high-end department stores and shops.

• Mask and sanitizer included

• Bus fee each 200yen(about $2). You need to pay for your guide, too.

Shinjuku serves as the capital district of Tokyo and ranks amongst the largest Japanese cities. Attempting to explore its entirety on foot in a single day would prove challenging. Nevertheless, commuting via bus is a cost-effective solution. In a brief span, you’ll be able to appreciate all that Shinjuku has to offer. For instance, you can catch sight of Mt Fuji from atop the Tokyo metropolitan office skyscraper towering 200 meters above the ground, conditions permitting. Visits to the Shrine and Kabukicho, recognized as Japan’s premier district of night entertainment, are also possible. Additionally, a certified guide can provide insights into various aspects of Tokyo.

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