Cruise along in our comfortable coach to visit Tokyo’s popular sightseeing spots on this half-day city cruise with the driver only. It is designed specifically for first time travellers to Tokyo. Within this half day service, guests will be able to experience Japan’s culture, food cuisine and top attractions in Tokyo city. From this service, guests have better ideas and information on the attractions, if they like to explore it in more in depth later when they have more time in the city.

The driver will pick you up right from your hotel in Tokyo City, and you don’t have to worry about taking a crowded train to the meeting point. Actual pick-up time will be informed on your mobile or at your hotel's front desk.

We specially designed the service to start from 10.00 am till 2.00 pm for this morning tour so that guests do not have to rush in the morning when they can have more time to sleep and enjoy breakfast at their hotel.

This comfortable tour is suitable for both elderly and young children, as it does not require much walking. Along the way, the coach will pass by many beautiful spots for guests to enjoy the scenery.

The first stop on the itinerary will be at Harajuku for 3 minutes. This is your chance to take pictures at the entrance of Takeshita Street.

Take a brief photo stop at the loyal dog ‘Hachi Statue’ and Shibuya Scramble Crossing! Afterward, experience the famous Shibuya Crosswalk, known as the busiest pedestrian crossing in the world, which never fails to amaze travelers visiting Tokyo.

Visit the Imperial Palace, the primary residence of the Emperor of Japan, with 30 minutes of free time. The coach will stop in front of Sakuradamon Gate, an impressive entrance and a great starting point for a walk around the Imperial Palace to view attractions such as Nijubashi Bridge.

Drive through Ginza, Japan's largest luxury shopping and entertainment district. The coach will pass by landmark buildings and flagship department stores.

Enjoy 30 minutes of free time at Tsukiji Market. Visit the consumer-friendly Outer Market, which houses hundreds of stalls selling fresh seafood, vegetables, tea, dried seaweed products, and more. Seafood lovers should not miss sampling sushi and sashimi at the walk-in sushi bars.

Tour ends at Akihabara Electrical town which is a shopping haven for high-tech and anime-related goods.