Asakusa Shrine

Gain an understanding of the mysterious rituals and strict rules of sumo wrestling at this sumo show in Asakusa in Taito City, Tokyo. Have a chance to experience sumo wrestling for yourself, and savor chanko-nabe (chicken hot pot) and other Japanese dishes prepared by former sumo wrestlers. Make your own way to the venue and prepare to dive into the long history of sumo. Watch live demonstrations and listen to bilingual commentary by former sumo wrestlers to learn about this iconic Japanese sport. If you want to experience sumo firsthand, the highlight of the event will be the opportunity to enter the ring yourself. Feel what it’s like to be in the ring as you have a go at being a rikishi, or sumo wrestler. *If there are many applicants, one representative in a group or a lottery may be held. During the event, watch all the action in the ring from your seats in a special restaurant where the ring can be seen from any position. To really feel at the heart of the action, choose the upgraded option for front-row seats. As well as experiencing sumo, enjoy chanko-nabe and other Japanese delicacies, receive a photo with a sumo wrestler, and take home an original sumo goods set as souvenirs of your immersive sumo experience in Asakusa

Take in the city of Tokyo from an open-top sightseeing bus and choose from all the available routes according to your interests. Your ticket provides unlimited access to all routes, allowing you to hop off when you want to explore more. See the highlights of the city, such as Tokyo Sky Tree, Asakusa, Tokyo Tower, Tsukiji, and Ginza. Route 1: TOKYO SKYTREE course Marunouchi Mitsubishi Building — Kodemmacho Station — Ryogoku Edo-Tokyo Museum — TOKYO SKYTREE station — Asakusa Hanakawado — Asakusa Tawaramachi — Ueno Matsuzakaya — Akihabara (Suehirocho) — Shin-Nihombashi Station — Marunouchi Mitsubishi Building Route 2: TOKYO TOWER, Tsukiji Ginza course Marunouchi Mitsubishi Building — Tokyo Tower — Tokyo Prince Hotel/Zojo-ji Temple — Tokyo Teleport Station — Tsukiji Ginza — Marunouchi Mitsubishi Building Route 3: SHINJUKU SHIBUYA course Marunouchi Mitsubishi Building — Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden — Shinjuku Station South Exit/Hotel Century Southern Tower — Shinjuku Station West Exit/Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building — Shibuya City Hall/Harajuku/Meiji Jingu Shrine — Marunouchi Mitsubishi Building You can hop off and back on the bus at your convenience and explore the sights you’re interested in at your own pace. From the open-top bus, you’ll enjoy panoramic views of Tokyo as you listen to the commentary on your audio guide.

Embark on the walking tour in Tokyo for an enriching journey through Asakusa, a district that seamlessly blends tradition and modernity. Enjoy a guided exploration, unveiling the spiritual, historical, and dynamic facets of Tokyo's cultural heritage. Visit the venerable Senso-ji Temple, Tokyo's oldest Buddhist sanctuary, adorned with the imposing Thunder Gate. Explore the temple's intricate details, partake in incense-burning rituals, and absorb the cultural tales shared by your guide. As you traverse Asakusa's labyrinthine streets, continue to the bustling Nakamise Shopping Street. Immerse yourself in the local charm, encountering quaint shops, traditional crafts, and delectable eateries.

※※The tour details are down below※※ The your details are down below close-up look at a location, and walking doesn’t cover much ground. However, you can enjoy the best of both worlds on an E-bike as you ride your way around the streets of Tokyo! Starting from the Tsukiji fish market neighborhood, you will enjoy city side of Tokyo, and also local area of Tokyo. Ideal for both first-time and repeat visitors as you’re guaranteed to see something new. You can chat with our experienced English speaking guide, who will teach you all about the most iconic locations, and get active without the strain of a traditional bicycle. While you cycling you will see local people's life style, and feel Japanese traditional, and modern culture at the location. If you looking for something special, or unique experience why don't you join our tour!! 【Tokyo City Route】 ・Ginza district (Pass by) ・Tokyo station ・Nihonbashi (Pass by) ・Shigemori (Get the Japanese traditional snack) ・Kiyosumi Japanese garden ・Fukagawa Fudoudo temple ※In the case of the rain, we ask you 3 options the day before the tour by e-mail. Walking tour/Full refund/reschedule Walking tour will take you alternative place that usually e-bike tour can't experience. 【Odaiba Bay Route】 ・Sumiyoshi Shrine ・Tsukuda Tendai temple (Hidden temple) ・TeamLab Tokyo (Pass by) ・Tokyo big site (Pass by) ・Gundam Statue ・Statue of liberty in Odaiba ・Odaiba Aqua city (Get the interesting snack) ・Rainbow Bridge (Pass by) ※Depends on month the tour starting time is different. ※For the PM tour, you may be able to enjoy the sunset, or night view. ※In the case of the rain, we ask you the day before the tour by e-mail. Full refund/resuchedule

Visit 3 must-see spots in Tokyo on this afternoon tour in an eco-friendly hybrid bus. Discover the Imperial Palace Garden, explore Asakusa Kannon Temple (Sensō-ji), and take in stunning city views from Tokyo Tower. Head to the meeting point to board the hybrid bus and meet your guide for the tour. Then, after being guided to Nijubashi Bridge, make your first stop at the Imperial Palace. Admire the mighty ancient walls and picturesque guarding towers. Next, continue to Asakusa Kannon Temple, also known as Sensō-ji, the oldest temple in Tokyo. Listen to your guide's commentary about the temple's ancient craftsmanship, then get some free time to stroll around independently. Part of the complex is also a 200-meter-long traditional shopping street called Nakamise. Enjoy the chance to shop for souvenirs and try local snacks and meals, at your own expense. Afterward, visit the main observatory in Tokyo Tower, one of the symbols of the Japanese capital city. Admire scenic city views from 150 meters above the ground, and even spot Mount Fuji if the weather is clear. The tour then concludes at the original starting point.

Join our walking tour through Asakusa, a district that blends tradition and modernity. Discover Tokyo's cultural heritage as you visit Senso-ji Temple, Tokyo's oldest Buddhist sanctuary, crowned by the imposing Thunder Gate. Marvel at the temple's intricate details, participate in incense-burning rituals, and hear captivating stories from your guide. Stroll through the bustling Nakamise Shopping Street, where you'll find local shops, traditional crafts, and delectable food samples that offer a true taste of local flavor.

Meet your guide at Tokyo Station or Shinjuku and board your bus to begin the tour. Head to your fist stop at the Imperial Palace Plaza. See the official residence of the emperor and his family from the outside and enjoy the scenic surroundings. Next, Senso-Ji temple in Asakusa. See Tokyo's oldest temple, try some Tokyo specialties in the traditional Nakamise shopping arcade, and take part in a casual tea ceremony. After the tea ceremony, visit Odaiba, a popular shopping and entertainment district on a man-made island in Tokyo Bay. Explore the sights and savor a buffet lunch at a nearby hotel. Then, take a cruise through Tokyo Bay, where you can pass underneath the iconic Rainbow Bridge. Finish off your tour with a visit to Tokyo Tower and take in stunning panoramic views of the city.

Cruise the bustling streets of Tokyo in your own private chariot on a fun sightseeing tour of the Asakusa district by rickshaw. Admire the beautiful Asakusa Shrine next to the city's oldest temple, and experience the everyday street life en route to the famous shoe shopping district of Hanakawado. Venture inside Sumida Park, most resplendent in spring when thousands of cherry trees are in bloom. Check out quirky Tanuki-doori, and the adult theaters of the historic Rokku Ward. Take souvenir photos of Hanayashiki, the oldest amusement park in Japan. Ride down Denpoin Street, where little has changed since World War II as you make your way back to the starting point. Book the 3-hour option to choose a memorial gift of a special Hello Kitty doll or original T-shirt.

Welcome to "Tokyo in a Day," an experience crafted for you, where you'll feel the city's heart beating in sync with yours. With a knowledgeable host at your side, we offer a flexible 8-hour journey designed around your interests. This is our suggested itinerary, but remember, your wishes guide our path. Begin your day at Asakusa's Senso-ji Temple, a tranquil reminder of Tokyo's historic charm. Then, the lively pulse of Ameya-Yokocho Market awaits, offering a bustling panorama of sights, sounds, and flavors. Next, navigate the tech and pop culture wonderland of Akihabara, a playground for your imagination. When hunger calls, we recommend the Tsukiji Outer Market, a culinary delight showcasing Tokyo's thriving seafood scene. Moving on, we propose the Imperial Palace East Gardens, a serene oasis amidst the urban landscape. After this peaceful interlude, embrace the sophisticated allure of Ginza, Tokyo's upscale shopping district. Hama-rikyu Gardens offer a moment of reprieve, a world where nature and tradition converge amidst the city's skyscrapers. As evening approaches, Shibuya Crossing, an epitome of Tokyo's vibrant spirit, beckons. Nearby, the Meiji Shrine stands as a testament to Japan's spiritual heritage. And as twilight descends, let Harajuku's Takeshita Street guide you through a kaleidoscope of fashion and street food. "Tokyo in a Day" is not just a tour; it's your personalized journey through Tokyo's multifaceted charm.

If you are interested in a folklore of two fisherman brothers who happened to have become founding fathers of Sesoji-temple 1400 years ago and Asakusa for that matter, this tour is for you. Enjoy the tour chock-full of interesting stories around development of Asakusa and Tokyo. Specifically, we will demystify intriguing historical facts including: 1) Why Sumida river is an origin of Senso-ji temple 2) How Senso-ji temple and Asakusa developed hand in hand 3) How Asakusa has become a forerunner of Japan's modernization 4) How the culture that flourished in the area impacted the world Other important features of the tour are: 1) Use of headsets to hear the guide clearly even from a distance; applicable to a group of 3 or more. 2) Each group is limited to 10 participants.