Tokyo sightseeing with private bus and guided tour Tokyo/Yokohama ⇒ Tokyo 9 hours 5-25 people

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Regarding cancellation fees: Due to the settings of the V I A T O R system, a 100% cancellation fee is charged after booking, but the actual cancellation fee is 20% of the travel fee if you cancel 14 days before departure, and 100% of the travel fee if you cancel 24 hours before departure. If a cancellation occurs after application, we will apply for a refund of the difference to V I A T O R.

This product is an innovative wholesale product for groups of up to 25 people.
Please choose the charter vehicle type depending on the number of people in your group. Large shuttle van: Up to 8 people (up to about 10 suitcases if luggage needs to be moved). Small bus: Up to 18 people (However, if suitcases need to be moved, up to 15 people + 20 suitcases). Medium bus: Up to 25 people (Up to 30 suitcases if luggage needs to be moved).

*If the number of participants is up to 4 people: We offer a shuttle van tour with the same service. Please refer to product code: 236488P8.

The tours we offer are 100% customizable and flexible, and are specialized private tours for groups of up to 25 people. If you let us know in advance the tourist attractions you would like to visit, we will plan according to your wishes. Since transportation is a fully chartered vehicle, for example, if there are tourist spots that require advance reservations, please make your own reservations first. Then, please let us know the reservation time. We will guide you to a course that is efficient.

We also take into consideration the ease of participation of senior customers and customers with children.

Speaking of traditional Tokyo kitchens, this is the place!
The former market has been moved to Toyosu, and Tsukiji Market itself is undergoing demolition work, but the outer market remains lively with many shops still intact. There are many popular gourmet restaurants such as “Kitsuneya” where you can enjoy not only seafood bowls and sushi, but also the popular hormone bowl! By the way, many shops are closed on Tuesdays, so be careful.

Imperial Palace East Garden
A park consisting of the area in front of the Imperial Palace, the Kitanomaru area, and the outer periphery of the moat and embankment surrounding the Imperial Palace. The total area of the Imperial Palace Garden is 115 ha. A large lawn square dotted with black pine trees, a moat that retains the appearance of the old Edo Castle, and historical buildings such as the castle gate harmonize together, forming the largest green space and waterfront in the city, along with the Imperial Palace Forest and adjacent Hibiya Park. It is an important area not only as a park but also for preserving the natural environment and urban landscape. (Closed on Mondays and Fridays)

Kaminarimon is a great photo spot! Let’s draw an old-fashioned fortune
“Kaminarimon” is a symbol of Asakusa. Officially called “Furaijinmon,” the large lantern, which is 3.9m high, 3.3m wide, and weighs about 700kg, is a great photo spot. Once you pass through Kaminarimon Gate, Nakamise Street continues, and once you pass through Hozomon Gate, you will finally reach the main hall. Why not try drawing an old-fashioned fortune here? Sensoji Temple’s omikuji are known for having a lot of “bad luck”, but this is because they faithfully follow the ancient omikuji proportions. Whether it’s because of the idea that “If you get Daikichi at Sensoji Temple, you’re really lucky!” or not, it seems that the fact that there are many “bad luck” characters is actually making it more popular.

I want to improve my luck at Tokyo’s best power spot!
This shrine was built in 1920 and is dedicated to Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken. The vast grounds, which are the size of 15 Tokyo Domes, are so lush with greenery that you’ll almost forget you’re in Tokyo, and are enveloped in a sacred atmosphere. Along with visiting the main shrine, you should also visit the Gyoen garden. There is Kiyomasa Well, which is famous as a power spot, and is said to be best visited in the morning.

Shibuya scramble crossing
A scramble crossing in front of Shibuya Station. It is said to be the world’s busiest intersection, and the view is a Tokyo specialty. From the connecting bridge that connects the JR Yamanote Line and Keio Inokashira Line, you can see people coming and going across the intersection from diagonally above. When the pedestrian signal turns green, the area is flooded with people, and at one time, up to 3,000 people can pass by at a single green light.

Look for affordable items at the epicenter of “cute culture”!
A street with a total length of about 350m that stretches from the Takeshita Exit of JR Harajuku Station towards Meiji Dori. Miscellaneous goods, fashion, and sweets stores line both sides of the road, and it is crowded with people even on weekdays. It has become a popular tourist spot for foreign tourists and school excursions, with many popular shops selling especially affordable items, unique items, and items that are at the cutting edge of fashion.

• Wheelchair accessible
• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Service animals allowed
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Specialized infant seats are available
• All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels
• Not suitable for motorized wheelchairs.
• Please let us know in advance if you require a child seat.

• Tokyo ⇒ Tokyo, 9-18 people, 7 hours sightseeing, 8 hours travel time
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  Small bus: Maximum passenger capacity: 18 people + no suitcases or 15 people + up to 20 suitcases
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• Yokohama ⇒ Tokyo, 9-15 people, 7 hours sightseeing, 8.5 hours
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  Small bus: Maximum passenger capacity: 18 people + no suitcases or 15 people + up to 20 suitcases
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• Tokyo ⇒ Tokyo, 19-25 people, 7 hours sightseeing, 8 hours travel time
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  Medium Bus: Maximum passenger capacity: 25 people + 30 suitcases
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• Tokyo ⇒ Tokyo, 5-8 people, 7 hours sightseeing, 8 hours travel time
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  Large shuttle van: Maximum capacity: 8 people + 10 suitcases
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• Yokohama ⇒ Tokyo, 16-25 people, 7 hours sightseeing, 8.5 hours
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  Medium Bus: Maximum capacity: 25 people + approximately 30 suitcases.
  Pickup included
• Yokohama ⇒ Tokyo, 4-8 people, 7 hours sightseeing, 8.5 hours
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  Large shuttle van: Maximum capacity
  10 people + no suitcases or 8 people + 10 suitcases
  If you have no luggage, we can accommodate up to 10 people.
  Pickup included

• Transportation costs for chartered vehicle for 8-9 hours
• Professional interpreter and guide fee for the entire trip

• Admission fee (if you customize your plan)
• Personal expenses incurred during the tour

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• This Tour is Provided by GGTS GUIDE TOUR DISTRICT.
• Tour Timezone & Starts at Asia/Tokyo.
• Mobile or paper ticket accepted.
• All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.
• Minimum 1 Travelers is required to book.
• Maximum 1 Travelers is accepted for booking.