TOKYO
7 Tours Reviewed
Tokyo Skytree goes vertical fast. What makes this option interesting is the time-specific e-ticket approach and the chance to tailor your climb to two different observation decks. I like that you skip the ticket-purchasing stress and can head straight to…
Asakusa and Tokyo Skytree fit in one smooth story. This tour is interesting because it explains what you’re seeing as you walk through classic Asakusa landmarks, then connects that world to the modern skyline from 350m and 450m up at…
Sky-high Tokyo has a practical edge. Tokyo Skytree is one of the world’s tallest observation stops, and the payoff is immediate: you ride up, step onto glass, and then take in 360-degree views from the Tembo Deck. The real win…
Tokyo in one organized day. I like how this tour builds a full Tokyo sampler around comfort and clarity. You get an English-speaking guide who explains what you’re seeing and even how locals do things, and the Skytree Tembo Deck…
Tokyo Skytree feels like a whole city in one glance. This ticket is a smart way to skip some uncertainty by setting your entry time and heading straight for the glass-tube elevator up to the observation decks. You’ll have access…
Tokyo is big. This tour helps you tame it in one day. You’ll start at Tokyo Station, hit iconic Shinto and Buddhist sights, then finish with skyline views from TOKYO SKYTREE®. It’s built for first-time visitors who want structure without…
Tokyo can feel huge. This full-day coach tour strings the city’s biggest hits into one smooth, timed day, from the calm forest of Meiji Jingu Shrine to the skyline punch of Tokyo Skytree. I love that you get a guided…
