• Ginza / Tokyo Nihonbashi - The tour kicks off in the elegant Ginza district, celebrated for its high-end boutiques, exquisite dining, and lively ambiance. From here, participants will board the bus to embark on a journey through some of Tokyo’s most renowned landmarks. The trip to Meiji Shrine, the first stop, takes approximately 30 minutes, passing by the iconic Shibuya crossing.
• Shibuya - The tour passes by the renowned Shibuya Crossing, one of the world’s busiest and most iconic pedestrian intersections. From the bus, participants will observe the remarkable urban scene where hundreds of people cross from all directions.
• Meiji Shrine Imperial Garden - The tour arrives at Meiji Shrine, one of Japan’s most important Shinto shrines. Nestled in a tranquil forest, the shrine is dedicated to Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken. Participants will have time to stroll along the serene paths, admire the traditional architecture, and, if fortunate, witness a Shinto wedding ceremony.
• Shinjuku - After exploring this spiritual site, the tour proceeds. The bus will then pass through Shinjuku, a lively district known for its skyscrapers, vibrant nightlife, and the world’s busiest train station. From the comfort of the bus, participants will enjoy panoramic views of this urban center.
• Imperial Palace - After a 45-minute drive passing through the Shinjuku district, the tour reaches the Imperial Palace area, home to Japan’s Imperial family. While the inner grounds are not accessible to the public, participants will have the opportunity to walk through the peaceful surroundings and admire the impressive stone walls, moats, and historic gates. This spot offers a beautiful blend of history and nature in the heart of Tokyo.
• Akihabara - Following the exploration of the Imperial Palace’s historical surroundings, the tour continues to the next destination. The bus will pass through Akihabara, Tokyo’s vibrant center for electronics, gaming, and anime culture. From the bus, participants will see the colorful facades of stores filled with gadgets, video games, and anime merchandise. Although there will be no stop here, participants will experience why Akihabara is a haven for tech enthusiasts and pop culture fans.
• Asakusa - Around noon, after a 45-minute drive passing by Akihabara, the tour arrives in the historic district of Asakusa, home to the famous Senso-ji Temple, Tokyo’s oldest Buddhist temple. Here, participants will have free time to explore at their own pace. They can walk down Nakamise-dori, a shopping street filled with traditional snacks and souvenirs, and visit Senso-ji’s iconic Kaminarimon Gate with its giant red lantern. Participants can choose to have lunch on their own and enjoy free time or dine at a local restaurant, with options to savor traditional dishes like tempura, sushi, or ramen. The time here will be approximately 3 hours and 30 minutes.
• Ginza - After a 30-minute drive from Asakusa, the tour concludes in Ginza. Participants can enjoy the rest of the afternoon exploring this sophisticated district or relaxing after a day filled with Tokyo’s historical and cultural highlights.

• Transportation from the meeting point
• Meal (optional)
• Bilingual guide in Spanish and English

• Drinks

Explore the vibrant city of Tokyo with this comprehensive guided bus tour, designed to give you a comfortable and enriching experience of Japan’s capital. Accompanied by a professional guide, you’ll discover fascinating historical and cultural details at each destination, immersing yourself in the true essence of Tokyo. Choose from a package that includes lunch at a local restaurant or the flexibility to explore and enjoy your free time as you wish

• Children must sit in a baby seat. Please note that Amigo does not provide chairs, so you must bring your own chair

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