Ginza ⇒ Tokyo City (Day Trip)
- Day trip
Sample fare only. Toll fees, parking fees and other actual costs are extra. On weekends and in peak seasons, expect about 20% more than on weekdays.
About this itinerary
Suited to a group of about 40 people (trips with friends, local clubs or neighborhood associations).
It visits Asakusa, the East Gardens of the Imperial Palace, Tsukiji and the Statue of Liberty, Odaiba before the tour ends at Tokyo International Cruise Terminal.
The schedule runs from departure at 8:00 to arrival at 14:00, with 6 hours of operation.
There are 6 stops, but with no transfers you can allow more time for sightseeing.
Itinerary
- 8:00the b ginza
- Asakusa
An old downtown district known for Senso-ji Temple and Kaminarimon Gate. With the souvenir shops of Nakamise and rickshaws, a walk here gives a feel of old Edo.
- East Gardens of the Imperial Palace
Gardens open to the public on the site of Edo Castle's Honmaru and Ninomaru, where you can see the stone base of the castle keep and seasonal flowers.
- Tsukiji
A district where shops selling seafood and other foods line the Outer Market, busy with people enjoying street food. Tsukiji Hongwanji Temple is also nearby.
- Statue of Liberty, Odaiba
A Statue of Liberty standing in Odaiba Seaside Park, with the Rainbow Bridge and central Tokyo in the background.
- 14:00Tokyo International Cruise Terminal
A passenger ship terminal opened in Aomi, used for boarding and leaving large cruise ships.
Understanding the fare
¥159,500 is a sample fare based on an actual booking, for a large bus with 40 people and 6 hours.
The bus, driver, fuel and vehicle insurance are included, and the amount stays the same if your group grows or shrinks within the seating capacity.
Expressway tolls to central Tokyo and parking fees at stops such as Asakusa are charged separately at actual cost.
Weekends and peak seasons cost more than weekdays: about 20% higher as a rough guideline. If you tell us the date, times and addresses of the stops, we will prepare a quotation for your itinerary.
Choosing the bus
40 people fit comfortably in a large bus (48–60 seats including jump seats).
A medium bus (27–33 seats) cannot carry all 40 people.
FAQ
- What should we do about the driver's lunch?
- In most cases, customers arrange it. If you tell the restaurant how many drivers there are, it may be able to prepare meals for the drivers. This is not mandatory.
- Can we eat boxed lunches (bento) on the bus?
- Yes, you can. Please take your trash with you.
- Can we change destinations on a rainy day?
- As a rule, national operating regulations do not allow itinerary changes on the day. Cancelling because of the weather is treated as a customer-side cancellation and is subject to cancellation fees, so it helps to plan a rainy-day itinerary in advance.
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