1 Day Edo Tokyo

This is the centre of the Japanese Government. Don't let the impressive Western-style architecture fool you--this building is constructed almost entirely out of pure Japanese materials.

Formerly known as Edo Castle, this palace is the residence of the Emperor of Japan.
The grounds are lush with green foliage and provide a relaxing spot for Tokyoites and visitors alike.

Japan's No.1 place for seafood with over 400 shops including fresh fish retailers, grocers, and restaurants. Enjoy shopping and try some local food while exploring this one-of-a-kind location.
On Wednesdays, Sundays, and other days when Tsukiji Outer Market is closed, an alternate destination of Hamarikyu Gardens, East Gardens of the Imperial Palace, Imperial Palace Plaza Nijubashi Bridge, Odaiba, Roppongi Hills, etc. may be visited instead.
Also, this tour will not enter the Tsukiji Inner Market nor be guided to the tuna auctions.

A classic Japanese-style theater where traditional Kabuki performances are held.

Enjoy freely exploring Tokyo Skytree®, Tokyo Solamachi® which features many traditional Tokyo shops, an aquarium, planetarium, and more.
Admission to Tokyo Skytree® Tembo Deck and paid facilities at Tokyo Skytree Town® are not included in the tour booking charge.

Senso-ji, Tokyo's oldest temple, offers plenty to see including the bright red Kaminarimon Gate, a statue of the god of thunder, and a five-story pagoda. The bustling street known as "Nakamise" stretches for about 250m from Kaminarimon Gate to Senso-ji Temple and is filled with a plethora of shops.

Enjoy a Japanese-style lunch.
Vegetarian meals are available and must be requested by the day before the tour departure date.

Cruise along Tokyo Bay on the Atakemaru, a ship built to replicate the one used by the Shogun in the Edo period (1,603-1,868).
On Mondays and other days when the Atakemaru is not operating, and on days when it cannot be visited due to traffic congestion etc., another type of boat may be boarded.

Tokyo Tower is a 333-meter-tall communications tower, and holds a steady reputation as the undisputed symbol of Tokyo.

An upscale fashion district lined with beautiful zelkova trees and high-end brand shops.

Visit the best "power spot" in Tokyo, enveloped in lush greenery.
When Meiji Shrine is crowded for Hatsumode, an alternate destination of Hamarikyu Gardens, East Gardens of the Imperial Palace, Imperial Palace Plaza Nijubashi Bridge, Odaiba, Roppongi Hills, etc. may be visited instead.