Tokyo Asakusa Rickshaw Tour

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Asakusa Rickshaw Tour

Experience one of the unique experiences you can enjoy in charming Tokyo: a rickshaw ride. Ride a rickshaw from Japan's largest rickshaw company, Ebisuya, and comfortably visit famous tourist spots such as Kaminarimon and Skytree, popular tourist spots in Asakusa, Tokyo.

You also get the benefit of having an experienced rickshaw driver as your guide, recommending local attractions and restaurants that are not listed in the tourist information. Also, don’t worry if it rains or snows. The rickshaw is equipped with a tent, so you can ride without any problems.

Introducing the rickshaw tour course

1. Tokyo Shimatachi Course (30 minutes):
It can be divided into two parts, east and west, with Sensoji Temple at the center. The east side has a strong Edo period atmosphere, while the west side has an old Showa period atmosphere. You can experience a different Tokyo by riding a rickshaw, and it also includes recommended spots where you can view Tokyo Skytree.
Route: Kaminarimon - Tenboin-dori - Nitenmon - Tokyo Skytree - Tenboin - Kaminarimon

2. Edo Course (60 minutes):
After feeling the lively atmosphere of the six districts of Asakusa, we will explore "Hanamachi", famous for entertainment, and guide you to "Matsuchiyama Shoden", the most famous place in Asakusa. Enjoy the charm of Tokyo Asakusa for an hour.
Route: Kaminarimon - Denboin - Raccoon Street - Asakusa Engei Hall - Kannon-ri - Matsuchiyama Shoden (visit) - Tokyo Sky Tower - Kaminarimon

3. Edo Course of Memories (120 minutes):
Sensoji Temple, full of Edo atmosphere, and Tokyo Sky Tree with a modern feel. We will explain and introduce Tokyo's past and present in greater depth. If you want to feel the atmosphere of Shitamachi, leave it to the rickshaw!
Route: Kaminarimon - Denboin - Isakusa Engei Hall - Kannon-ri - Matsuchiyama Shoden - Mukaishima - Ushijima Shrine - Tokyo Sky Tower - Isakusa Engei Hall

Reviews from experienced editors

"There were two of us and we went on the Shimatachi Course tour! Our goal was to see Kaminarimon and Nitenmon. The seats were softer than I thought, so there was no inconvenience in moving around! The rickshaw driver told really interesting stories and introduced a lot of good restaurants, so it was really fun. I think it's an experience you should definitely try at least once in Tokyo! I recommend it :)"