Tokyo 1-Day Sightseeing
Arrange for a Tokyo Private 1-Day Tour by using our sample itinerary or customizing your own
1-DAY
TOUR
One day Tokyo downtown course
Explore the best that Tokyo has to offer on a full-day private sightseeing tour. Choose from a set itinerary or customize your own with your English-speaking driver to see the locations of the most interest to you.
Departs: Tokyo Duration: 10 hours
[SAMPLE ITINERARY]
Starting from your hotel ⇒ Imperial Palace Plaza ⇒ Ginza ⇒ Odaiba Park ⇒ Asakusa Kannon Temple & Nakamise Shopping Street ⇒ Akihabara Electric Town ⇒ Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building ⇒ Meiji Jingu Shrine ⇒ Return to hotel
(Other alternative attractions: Sumida-gawa River Cruise from Asakusa Kannon Temple to Odaiba Park, Tokyo Tower, Tokyo SKYTREE, Kappabashi Kitchenware Street, Roppongi Hills,)
Optional: Hire an accompanying professional English-speaking tour guide
Optional: Meal arrangement in advance is recommended for large groups to reduce waiting time.
Starting from your hotel ⇒ Imperial Palace Plaza ⇒ Ginza ⇒ Odaiba Park ⇒ Asakusa Kannon Temple & Nakamise Shopping Street ⇒ Akihabara Electric Town ⇒ Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building ⇒ Meiji Jingu Shrine ⇒ Return to hotel
(Other alternative attractions: Sumida-gawa River Cruise from Asakusa Kannon Temple to Odaiba Park, Tokyo Tower, Tokyo SKYTREE, Kappabashi Kitchenware Street, Roppongi Hills,)
Optional: Hire an accompanying professional English-speaking tour guide
Optional: Meal arrangement in advance is recommended for large groups to reduce waiting time.
1-DAY
TOUR
Morning pick up from Airport + Half day Tokyo Tour
This itinerary is highly recommended for groups who would like to maximize their time by making use of the vacant slot between flight arrival and checking in at the hotel. Since you are already having to transfer from the airport to your hotel, plus hotel check-in usually will not be possible after 3pm, it would be ideal that you begin sightseeing immediately after arrival.
Departs: Tokyo Duration: 10 hours
[SAMPLE ITINERARY]
Starting from airport ⇒ Imperial Palace Plaza ⇒ Odaiba Park ⇒ Asakusa Kannon Temple & Nakamise Shopping Street ⇒ Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building ⇒ Check in hotel
(The order of the itinerary can also be reversed with half-day morning tour of Tokyo followed by drop off at the airport)
Optional: Hire an accompanying professional English-speaking tour guide
Optional: Meal arrangement in advance is recommended for large groups to reduce waiting time.
Starting from airport ⇒ Imperial Palace Plaza ⇒ Odaiba Park ⇒ Asakusa Kannon Temple & Nakamise Shopping Street ⇒ Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building ⇒ Check in hotel
(The order of the itinerary can also be reversed with half-day morning tour of Tokyo followed by drop off at the airport)
Optional: Hire an accompanying professional English-speaking tour guide
Optional: Meal arrangement in advance is recommended for large groups to reduce waiting time.
Tokyo Full-Day Hire Rate
| Plan | Vehicle | Max. No of Pax | Our Rate | Not included | Reserve |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10 hours hire |  Toyota Crown Sedan |
~3 | ¥45000 | exclude tolls and parking | |
| 10 hours hire |  Toyota Alphard |
~6 | ¥45000 | exclude tolls and parking | |
| 10 hours hire |  Hiace Grand Cabin |
~9 | ¥45000 | exclude tolls and parking | |
| 10 hours hire | Hiace Commuter |
~13 | ¥45000 | exclude tolls and parking | |
| 10 hours hire |  Microbus |
~21 | ¥50000 | exclude tolls and parking | |
| 10 hours hire |  Mid-size Bus |
~29 | ¥70000 | exclude tolls and parking |
Points to take note when making a booking
● Admission fees and personal expenses such as meals are not included.
● Please do also notify us in advance when there is any passenger travelling with a wheelchair. This is also to ensure that we have sufficient space for the storage of the wheelchair into the vehicle.
● If you do require the service of an accompanying professional interpreter, please let us know in advance so we can make the necessary arrangement. Additional fee is required for the arrangement of the professional interpreter.
● Payment for the vehicle hire service is to be paid in advance.
● Cancellation Policy for car hire:
Cancel on departure day ･････････････････････････Cancellation penalty 100％
2 days before departure ･･････････････････････････Cancellation penalty 50%
3 days and more ･････････････････････････････････No penalty
● Cancellation Policy for bus hire:
Cancel on departure day ･････････････････････････Cancellation penalty 100％
2 days before departure ･･････････････････････････Cancellation penalty 50%
7 days before departure ･･････････････････････････Cancellation penalty 30%
14 days before departure ･････････････････････････Cancellation penalty 20%
15 days and more ････････････････････････････････No penalty
● For more information on vehicle hire and services, please contact:
TokyoTransfer.com
Tel: +81-3-5678-8098 Email: info@TokyoTransfer.com
Monday to Friday (09:30am~5:00pm Japan time, exclude weekends & public holidays)
● Please do also notify us in advance when there is any passenger travelling with a wheelchair. This is also to ensure that we have sufficient space for the storage of the wheelchair into the vehicle.
● If you do require the service of an accompanying professional interpreter, please let us know in advance so we can make the necessary arrangement. Additional fee is required for the arrangement of the professional interpreter.
● Payment for the vehicle hire service is to be paid in advance.
● Cancellation Policy for car hire:
Cancel on departure day ･････････････････････････Cancellation penalty 100％
2 days before departure ･･････････････････････････Cancellation penalty 50%
3 days and more ･････････････････････････････････No penalty
● Cancellation Policy for bus hire:
Cancel on departure day ･････････････････････････Cancellation penalty 100％
2 days before departure ･･････････････････････････Cancellation penalty 50%
7 days before departure ･･････････････････････････Cancellation penalty 30%
14 days before departure ･････････････････････････Cancellation penalty 20%
15 days and more ････････････････････････････････No penalty
● For more information on vehicle hire and services, please contact:
TokyoTransfer.com
Tel: +81-3-5678-8098 Email: info@TokyoTransfer.com
Monday to Friday (09:30am~5:00pm Japan time, exclude weekends & public holidays)
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Recommended Attractions
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Tokyo DisneylandTokyo Disneyland is divided into 7 areas according to the its theme and it is called "theme land."For the attraction, the shops, the restaurants, and ornaments which are arranged at each theme land, are unificated for the image according to the theme.All the facilities except for the attraction in Disneyland are all directly managed by OLC. Many spotbilled ducks inhabit in the lawn of the places except for the world bazaar to the Cinderella castle. There are many shops, restaurants, and service facilities in the park. |
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ShinjukuShinjuku is the shopping quarter centering on Shinjuku Station in southwestern Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, and is also a name of a town of the same district.It is one of the three major newly emerging city centers on a par with Shibuya and Ikebukuro, and is one of shopping quarter and the business districts representing Japan. As a name of a town, it exists from Shinjuku 1-chome to Shinjuku 7-chome. Especially after Tokyo Metropolitan Government Office relocates to the West Shinjuku, and it may also be called a "new urban core." The name originates from the town of Naito-Shinjuku and the syukuba town of Koshu Highway. |
Asakusa Kannon Temple, Akihabara Electric TownDaitito is Tokyo's famous place and it stands the Edo era.Asakusa Kannon Temple is a Buddhist temple located in Asakusa. It is one of Tokyo's most colorful and popular temples. Hondo is ferro-concrete structure of the Showa 33 reconstruction. When approaching the temple, visitors firstly enter through the Kaminarimon (Thunder Gate), the symbol of Asakusa and the entire city of Tokyo. Ameyoko is a busy market street. The name "Ameyoko" is a short form for "Ameya Yokocho" (candy store alley), as candies Akihabara is a major shopping area for electronics, computer, animated cartoon. were traditionally sold there. Today, various products such as clothes, bags, cosmetics, fresh fish, dried food and spices are sold along Ameyoko. |
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