Debark Tour: Tokyo Tower & Panoramic City Drive with Narita Airport Drop off
Debark Tour: Tokyo Tower & Panoramic City Drive with Narita Airport Drop off
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Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
Discover Tokyo's most famous landmarks on this scenic driving tour, offering a glimpse into the heart of Japan's capital.
Begin with a drive through Ginza, Tokyo's upscale shopping district, before passing by the Imperial Palace, home to Japan's Emperor. Admire the grandeur of the National Diet Building, where Japan's government convenes, and continue to the Akasaka State Guest House, an elegant site used for state visits.
Next, drive through Roppongi Hills, a modern hub of art, fashion, and luxury, before reaching the highlight of your tour-Tokyo Tower. Step inside and ascend to the observation deck to take in breathtaking views of the city. From this vantage point, witness Tokyo's stunning skyline.
Conclude your journey with a comfortable transfer to Narita Airport, reflecting on the sights and experiences of Tokyo's dynamic blend of history, politics, and modern culture.
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This tour may be offered on the day of disembarkation to passengers with flights after 4:30pm from Narita airport. The tour maybe delayed due to the traffic conditions. This tour ends at Narita Airport.The tour order may vary. Japanese yen may be required to buy additional payments.
The motorcoach can put only a collapsible wheelchair in the storage. The guest needs to negotiate a few steps in the bus to sit in the seat.
The scenery of Tokyo Tower depends on the weather permit.
Entry to Tokyo Tower is limited to the Main Deck only. Guests who wish to visit the Top Deck may do so at their own expense.
Most guests will need to descend several flights of stairs, but an elevator is available for those with mobility issues in Tokyo Tower.
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Tour timeline may vary to avoid overcrowding, etc.