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Cityrama Tokyo Morning Tour

Duration Half Day (9:00 – 13.15)
Price Adult $86     Child (6 – 11 years old) $45

Add some of the most famous sights of Tokyo into your morning travel plan and have the afternoon free to explore on your own.
Visit Meiji Shrine, the East Gardens of the Imperial Palace and Sensoji Temple with a local English-speaking guide on this sightseeing bus tour of Tokyo. Enjoy Japanese culture, peaceful parklands and the atmosphere of historical Tokyo.
This is a perfect tour as an introduction to Tokyo for first time visitors.

Itinerary:

9:00 Hamamatsucho Bus Terminal


Meiji Jingu Shrine (30 min)
Meiji Jingu was founded in 1921 and dedicated to the deified spirits of Emperor Meiji and his consort. The refreshing lush green forest provides a feeling of serenity in the rush of Tokyo. You might even see a traditional Japanese wedding here.

Imperial Palace East Garden (40 min)
The Imperial Palace East Garden, a 52-acre park, is part of the inner palace area and is open to the public. It is the site of the former Edo Castle and still contains the moats, walls and entrance gates from the Edo period.

Sensoji Temple & Nakamise Street (45 min)
Nakamise Street is a 200-metre long shopping strip on the approach to Sensoji Temple and is popular for souvenirs. Sensoji Temple is the oldest temple in Tokyo and was founded in 628. The huge lanterns at the Kaminari-mon (Thunder Gate) are famous throughout Japan.

13:15 The tour will finish at Yurakucho Station.

Highlights:

– Meiji Jingu Shrine
– Imperial Palace East Garden
– Sensoji Temple

Tour Inclusions:

– English-speaking guide
– All transportation

Tour Details:

Pick up service Available 7:30 – 8:30
Guide service English-speaking guide included
Drop off service Not available
Meals No meals included
Participants Minimum 1 guest
Price Adult $86     Child (6 – 11 years old) $45
*Notes:
On Mondays, Fridays and other days when the Imperial Palace East Garden is closed, the tour will visit the Imperial Palace Plaza instead.