• Served by Hato Bus, a long-established bus tour company in Tokyo.
• We'll take you to visit Tokyo's three must-see tourist attractions: Tokyo Tower, the Imperial Palace, and Asakusa Nakamise Shopping Street.
• Wearing a multilingual guide, the bus will introduce you to the attractions it passes by using GPS.

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— Itinerary Highlights —

• Served by Hato Bus, a long-established bus tour company in Tokyo.
• We'll take you to visit Tokyo's three must-see tourist attractions: Tokyo Tower, the Imperial Palace, and Asakusa Nakamise Shopping Street.
• Wearing a multilingual guide, the bus will introduce you to the attractions it passes by using GPS.

— Itinerary Introduction —

• Tokyo Tower

Tokyo Tower is to Tokyo what the Oriental Pearl Tower is to Shanghai, a
striking landmark that dominates the city. Its elegant and towering form bears
a striking resemblance to the Eiffel Tower, even surpassing it by a hair. Its
red and white hue frequently appears in films, television series, and
literature about Tokyo, and both foreign and Japanese tourists alike cherish
it as a reminder of their Tokyo journey. Climb to the observation deck for a
360-degree panoramic view of Tokyo, even taking in Mount Fuji in the distance!

• Imperial Palace

The Imperial Palace Outer Gardens, commonly known as the Imperial Palace
Square, lies between the high-rise buildings of Marunouchi and the Imperial
Palace. It encompasses a vast area encompassing the Triumphal Moat, the Hibiya
Moat, the Baba-no-Hiro Moat, the Ote Moat, and the Huangchi Pond in front of
Nijubashi Bridge. Paved with fine cobblestones and planted with pine trees,
the expansive grounds are lush with verdant pines and cypresses, creating one
of the few remaining green spaces in Japanese cities.

• Sensoji Temple, Nakamise Shopping Street

The bustling Nakamise-dori shopping street, the approach from Kaminarimon to
Senso-ji Temple, is one of the most quintessentially Japanese shopping
streets. Over a hundred traditional Japanese souvenir shops sell a wide
variety of local specialties and souvenirs. The distinctive large lantern at
Kaminarimon is also worth a photo opportunity.