| Number of Guests | Four-Hour Tour (per person) | Seven-Hour Tour (per person) |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 8,000 Yen | 11,000 Yen |
| 2 | 6,500 Yen | 9,000 Yen |
| 3 | 5,500 Yen | 8,000 Yen |
| 4 | 4,500 Yen | 6,500 Yen |
| 5 | 4,000 Yen | 5,600 Yen |
| 6 to 10 | 4,000 Yen | 5,000 Yen |
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Tokyo Tour Courses & Fee Chart
Please find below several recommended tour courses. There are six (6) four-hour courses and four (4) seven-hour courses. We believe one of these selections will be quite satisfactory to your needs and interests. However, we can easily tailor a course to your desires. So please don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any questions or requests! You can see a tour fee chart by clicking a button of ‘Tour Fee Chart ‘ at the end of each Tour Course. Please check ‘Terms and Conditions’ by clicking a button at the end of thid page.
- SEVEN-HOUR COURSES
- FOUR-HOUR COURSES
FOUR-HOUR Course 1
| The 1st Site | Meiji ShrineOne of the most popular shrines in Japan |
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| The 2nd Site | Oriental BazaarPopular store selling traditional Japanese goods |
| The 3rd Site | Imperial Palace and East GardensGreat view of the palace from the outside and a magnificent garden in which to stroll |
| The 4th Site | Asakusa Senso TempleOne of the most popular temples in Japan |
FOUR-HOUR Course 2
| The 1st Site | Observation DeckPanoramic view of Tokyo from Tokyo City Hall |
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| The 2nd Site | Western ShinjukuWalk among a row of skyscrapers |
| The 3rd Site | Shinjuku shopping areaExplore a variety of shops/department stores |
| The 4th Site | Meiji ShrineOne of the most popular shrines in Japan |
| The 5th Site | Oriental BazaarPopular store selling traditional Japanese goods |
| The 6th Site | Shibuya shopping areaCenter of new fashion in Japan |
FOUR-HOUR Course 3
| The 1st Site | Edo-Tokyo MuseumBest place to learn about Tokyo’s history |
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| The 2nd Site | Rikugi-en ParkOne of the most beautiful gardens in Tokyo |
| The 3rd Site | Shibuya shopping areaCenter of new fashion in Japan |
FOUR-HOUR Course 4
| The 1st Site | Zojo TempleFamily temple of Tokugawa Shoguns |
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| The 2nd Site | Hamarikyu GardenUnique garden located near Tokyo Bay |
| The 3rd Site | OdaibaThree large,exciting amusement complexes |
| The 4th Site | GinzaThe most famous and gorgeous shopping area in Japan |
FOUR-HOUR Course 5
| The 1st Site | Imperial Palace and East GardensGreat view of the Palace from the outside and a magnificent garden in which to stroll |
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| The 2nd Site | GinzaThe most famous and gorgeous shopping area in Japan |
| The 3rd Site | Senso TempleOne of the most popular temples in Japan |
FOUR-HOUR Course 6
| The 1st Site | Sumo Morning TrainingEnjoy an authentic training center |
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| The 2nd Site | Tokyo Sky TreeThe tallest broadcast tower in the world. |
| The 3rd Site | Ueno ParkBeautiful Park ,museums and zoo |
| The 4th Site | Senso Temple |
FOUR-HOUR Course 7
| 1st site | Meiji Shrine |
| 2nd site | Asakusa Temple |
| 3rd site | Akihabara |
FOUR-HOUR Course 8
| The 1st Site | Imperial Palace |
| The 2nd Site | Shibuya |
| The 3rd Site | Ginza |
- SEVEN-HOUR COURSES
SEVEN-HOUR Course 1
| The 1st Site | Observation DeckPanoramic view of Tokyo from Tokyo City Hall |
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| The 2nd Site | Western ShinjukuWalk among a row of skyscrapers |
| The 3rd Site | Shinjuku shopping areaExplore a variety of shops/department stores |
| The 4th Site | Meiji ShrineOne of the most popular shrines in Japan |
| The 5th Site | Ohta Wood Block Print MuseumMagnificent prints from greats like Hokusai and Hiroshige |
Lunch in Harajuku or Shibuya | |
| The 6th Site | Imperial Palace & East GardensGreat view of the palace from the outside and a magnificent garden in which to stroll |
| The 7th Site | Senso TempleOne of the most popular temples in Japan |
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SEVEN-HOUR Course 2
| The 1st Site | Sumo Morning TrainingEnjoy an authentic training center |
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| The 2nd Site | Tokyo Sky TreeThe tallest broadcast tower in the world |
| The 3rd Site | Ueno ParkBeautiful Park, Museums, Zoo |
| The 4th Site | Senso TempleOne of the most popular temples in Japan |
Lunch in the Asakusa Area | |
| The 5th Site | Hamarikyu GardenUnique garden located near Tokyo Bay |
| The 6th Site | GinzaThe most famous and gorgeous shopping area in Japan |
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SEVEN-HOUR Course 3
| The 1st Site | Edo-Tokyo MuseumBest place to learn about Tokyo’s history |
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| The 2nd Site | Senso TempleOne of the most popular temples in Japan |
Lunch in Asakusa Area | |
| The 3rd Site | Hamarikyu GardenUnique garden located near Tokyo Bay |
| The 4th Site | Imperial Palace and East GardensGreat view of the palace from the outside and a magnificent garden in which to stroll |
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SEVEN-HOUR Course 4
| The 1st Site | Meiji ShrineOne of the most popular shrines in Japan |
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| The 2nd Site | Ohta Wood Block Print MuseumMagnificent prints from greats like Hokusai and Hiroshige |
| The 3rd Site | Oriental BazaarPopular store selling traditional Japanese goods |
| The 4th Site | Shibuya Shopping AreaCenter of new fashion in Japan |
Lunch in Shibuya | |
| The 5th Site | Zojo TempleFamily temple for Tokugawa Shoguns |
| The 6th Site | Rikugien ParkOne of the most beautiful parks in Tokyo |
| The 7th Site | AkihabaraThe largest place in the world for electronic appliances and devices |
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SEVEN-HOUR Course 5 (Kawagoe city)
This Kawagoe Course actually takes 8 hours including round trip.The guide fee will be 10% higher than that of the other 7 hour courses. | |
| The 1st Site | Kitain TempleOriginally built in the 9th century, the temple is the symbol of Kawagoe. |
| The 2nd Site | Toshogu ShrineIt is a tiny but attractive shrine dedicated to the 1st Shogun of the Edo era. |
LunchTea taste soba noodle and grilled eel are popular | |
| The 3rd Site | Toki-no-kane(Bell Tower)Kawagoe’s picturesque signature bld. It still chimes 4 times a day. |
| The 4th Site | Kashiya-YokochoA charming lane with old-time candy shops and children’s candy shops |
| The 5th Site | Fireproof WarehousesA well-preserved collection of century-old warehouses |
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Tokyo Tour Fee Chart
The chart below details the fees per person associated with the above tours. Please note that children fifteen or under are free.
Not included: public transportation/taxi/admission fees/lunch. As for admission fees,please pay for the guide's ones in addition to your own ones. Cancel policy is shown in Terms and Conditions at the bottom of this page.