Tokyo · RICKSHAW TOURS
6 reviewed
This is the shortlist we’d send a friend: the 6 rickshaw tours worth booking, each with its price, its traveller verdict, and the one thing to know before you commit.
Rickshaw through Asakusa shrines and Edo streets, with Skytree photo stops and customizable routes. $42.90 for a flexible ride.
“Friendly, fit and knowledgable! Very polite and attentive and clean. Really enjoyable - thank you 😊”
Cruise Asakusa by private rickshaw with a friendly guide, temple and shrine stops, quirky streets, and great photo moments from $35.
“KoKo was an amazing guide on our 2 hour tour. We saw so much and learned a lot from him. He was very considerate about our comfort and spoke great English. Just a lovely young man! I absolutely recommend this as a "Must Do" in Tokyo”
Make sushi in Asakusa, then ride through Edo-style streets by rickshaw. English class, included ingredients, 3.5 hours.
“There are many tours in Asakusa, but I highly recommend this one. The staff’s hospitality was excellent. Thank you for a wonderful time!”
10-minute private rickshaw through Asakusa near Senso-ji, 2-meter photo views, multilingual driver, and local food tips.
“These guys were super fun! I highly recommend especially with kids.”
Private Kamakura tour by bike or walk with ex-rickshaw guide Ichi. Great Buddha, bamboo grove, seaside views, plus photos.
“Our tour guide Ichi did an amazing job explaining the complex history of Japan in a concise way while giving interesting details about the significance of the Bakufu, which started in Kamakura. The tour included very popular spots like the GrRead more”
Private Kamakura rickshaw tour with photo stops, Great Buddha and Hachimangu views. Choose 45 to 190 minutes with a live guide.
“Our guide was great. He was well informed with the area and its history. Well spoken in English and Japanese”
