Tokyo: Full-Day Tour/Tea Experience,Buffet Lunch & Cruise

★This tour is conducted entirely in English and does not include Japanese-language guidance.

Meet our staff with yellow jacket at Tokyo Station or Shinjuku Station.

It's the beginning of a dynamic and unforgettable experience with our friendly and knowledgeable English-speaking guide. You'll travel in a comfortable and safe yellow Hato Bus, so you won't have to worry about Tokyo's complex transportation system.

Your fist stop is the Imperial Palace Plaza.
See the official residence of the emperor and his family from the outside and enjoy the scenic surroundings.
※Please note that the visit to the Imperial Palace is limited to viewing the exterior only, and entry to the inner grounds is not included.

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. This matcha experience is one of the many highlights of this tour. Try making authentic, delicious matcha yourself.

Following the tea ceremony, delight in a buffet lunch at the Sheraton Grande Tokyo Bay Hotel.

Then, take a cruise through Tokyo Bay, where you can pass underneath the iconic Rainbow Bridge. This Tokyo Bay cruise is also one of the highlights of this tour. Feel the sea breeze as you take in Tokyo's dynamic scenery from the wate

Finish off your tour with a visit to Tokyo Tower and take in stunning panoramic views of the city.

On this tour, you won't just visit sightseeing spots — Our professional guide with national certification and extensive knowledge will share insights into Japan's history and culture amd more while you travel on the bus.
Feel free to ask the guide any questions you may have.

This tour is one of our signature tours, and we promise it will be an unforgettable and amazing day for you.

※※Please note that participation is free for children under 6; however, a meal charge of ¥2,700 will apply to those aged 4 and above, payable at the restaurant.
(Effective from March 1st)