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Spend time with one of our hosts and discover Tokyo's wonders as you explore the city together. Each neighborhood in Tokyo has its own distinct flavour, so perhaps you would like to zoom in on one of these microcosms and absorb its unique sights and sounds. Perhaps you'd like to discover the highlights of the neighbourhood you're staying in, or simply wander the lantern-lit streets of Tokyo's older districts.
Within 24 hours of booking, you'll receive a short questionnaire about your personality and interests. Based on your answers, you'll be matched with a like-minded local host. Your host will communicate directly with you to suggest an itinerary to help you discover what makes the city unique. You will also agree a time and place to meet. Your itinerary is flexible, so you can always change your mind about what you want to do during the experience.
Here is a suggested itinerary of what you can do on the day of your tour:
Itinerary
1) Start off your day at Senso-ji, the oldest and most famous temple in Tokyo.
2) Find the perfect souvenir while browsing around the shops of the oldest shopping street in Japan, in the Nakamise Shopping Street, Asakusa district.
3) Sumida Park. Take a walk in this hidden gem right next to Sensoji temple for a beautiful view on Tokyo's shita-machi (the old city). Hidden gem not to be missed during cherry blossom season.
4) Visit Edo Taito Traditional Crafts Center to discover more about Japanese craftsmanship and all the hidden techniques behind its century-long tradition?
5) Next stop is Shibuya Crossing, ready to experience first hand the hustle and bustle of one of the most crowded districts in the world?
6) Kabukicho's narrow alley is crammed with bars and small eateries. Many of the buildings are made of wood and date back to the Showa era. It's a dim, quirky place filled with unique tachinomiya (standing bars) and the smallest ramen stands you'll ever see.
7) In the very heart of Tokyo's bustling Shinjuku ward, Hanazono is considered the most important shrine of Shinjuku, guarding its inhabitants, merchants, craftsmen and artists.
Important information
As this is a private and personalized experience, the places you visit may differ from those listed and these will be chosen by your host based on your interests and preferences
New technology, that works exactly the same as traditional sim cards, but completely digital! No more swapping physical sim cards and high roaming fees, as this is the future of global connectivity.
What is it?
HUBBY eSIM is a digital SIM card that gives travelers instant internet access worldwide--no physical SIM swapping, no roaming fees. It works just like a traditional SIM, but it's 100% digital.
How It Works
1. Check Compatibility
Ensure the phone supports eSIM technology:
Check compatible phones on the link provided on our voucher.
2. Purchase & Receive Voucher
o Select the data amount based on your customer's needs.
o Data is valid for 365 days or until used.
o Provide customer's email and phone number during booking.
3. Install Before Travel
o Customers will receive a PDF voucher via email within minutes.
o Customers to download the Hubby eSIM app (Play Store / App Store).
o Enter the promo code from the voucher.
o Follow the installation instructions.
4. Activate Upon Arrival
o Turn on the eSIM in phone settings.
o Connect instantly to mobile internet.
The Hubby eSIM-voucher will be shared within a few minutes via e-mail, along with the instructions. By following the instructions closely, the eSIM is easily installed and the travelers are well-prepared for their departure.
Easy to use! The digital sim card (eSIM) is installed before traveling, for an immediate internet connection upon arrival. Most phones nowadays support eSIM technology, but it's important to check before purchasing. If one person in the group has eSIM technology, they can generate a hotspot to share the mobile data. Upon arrival, the eSIM needs to be activated in the phone's settings. A more detailed description can be found on the homepage of the eSIM app.
Key Benefits
* Instant connectivity upon arrival.
* No roaming charges.
* Easy setup via app and voucher.
* Hotspot sharing is available if one traveler has eSIM-compatible phone.
Your eSim is valid to use in any of these destinations
* ASIA (Japan, Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, Hong Kong, South Korea, Vietnam, Mainland China, Macau, Taiwan, India).
Start your Tokyo adventure with a local host on your first or second day. Swap your guidebook for an authentic Tokyo experience that's easy to miss when exploring on your own. Learn to navigate Tokyo like a pro and avoid the tourist traps as you embark on a bespoke journey that focuses on either Shibuya's vibrant energy, Asakusa's historic charm or Shinjuku's urban allure. Get insider tips on the best places to eat and drink, from traditional eateries to trendy spots and hidden cafes, as you discover hidden gems or visit must-sees tailored to your interests.
Within 24 hours of booking, you'll receive a short questionnaire about your personality and interests. Based on your answers, you'll be matched with a like-minded local host. Your host will communicate directly with you to suggest an itinerary that will help you discover what makes the city unique. You will also agree a time and place to meet. Your itinerary is flexible, so you can always change your mind about what you want to do during the experience.
Here is a suggested itinerary of what you can do on the day of your tour:
Itinerary
1) Hachiko Statue: Begin your adventure by meeting at this symbol of loyalty and friendship.
2) Shibuya Crossing: Navigate the world's busiest intersection with ease.
3) Center Street: Absorb the youthful energy of this shopping hotspot in Shibuya.
4) Senso-ji Temple: Explore Tokyo's oldest Buddhist temple in Asakusa.
5) Nakamise Street: Stroll this vibrant shopping street offering traditional snacks and crafts.
6) Ueno Park: Relax in Tokyo's first public park, an urban oasis.
7) Shinjuku Gyoen: Find serenity in this expansive and beautiful park in Shinjuku.
8) Kabukicho: Discover Shinjuku's entertainment district.
9) Omoide Yokocho: Savor a culinary adventure in this nostalgic alleyway of unique eateries.
Options
You can choose a 3, 4 or 6 hour tour.
Important information
As this is a private and personalized experience, the places you visit may differ from those listed and these will be chosen by your host based on your interests and preferences
Traveling by bullet train in Japan is one of the most efficient and convenient ways to get around. The Shinkansen, known for its speed and reliability, allows passengers to reach their destinations quickly while enjoying a smooth and comfortable ride.
Ticket Options
* Standard Car
Standard car tickets offer both reserved (come with allocated seats) and unreserved (the seats are not allocated) cars, so you can choose the best option according to your preferences.
* Green Car
Green Cars offer a little more comfort than Standard cars and are the equivalent of first-class travel in Japan. They have the convenience of extra luggage space, a benefit not available in standard cars. Usually marked with a four-leaf clover, Green Cars are easy to spot. The design of Green Cars focuses on providing privacy and a quiet atmosphere. This makes them ideal for passengers who want to work, read, or simply enjoy a peaceful journey.
Departure time Options
* Nozomi 213: Depart Tokyo at 9am and arrive at Nagoya at 10:40am
* Nozomi 33: Depart Tokyo at 12:30pm and arrive at Nagoya at 2:10pm
* Nozomi 103: Depart Tokyo at 6:30pm and arrive at Nagoya at 8:10pm
Important information
* Please note the difference between reserved and non-reserved seats. Some carriages have non-reserved seats, and the others have reserved seats. You can reserve seats on ticketing machines in JR stations.
* If your bag is no bigger than 160 cm, you can store it in the luggage rack. You can bring two pieces of baggageon board for free of charge (excluding small bags). Each piece should not exceed 30 kg. Passengers with larger baggage (between 160 cm and 250 cm in total dimensions) must reserve a seat in the oversized baggage area before boarding (not included in the ticket).Items exceeding 250 cm in total dimensions are not allowed on the Shinkansen.
* It is advisable to refrain from using your mobile phone on the train, except for the designated phone area on the Shinkansen. Keep it quiet and use headphones.
* Please note that the E-voucher for your train ticket will be emailed to the address provided at booking, approximately 3-4 weeks before the service date.
Traveling by bullet train in Japan is one of the most efficient and convenient ways to get around. The Shinkansen, known for its speed and reliability, allows passengers to reach their destinations quickly while enjoying a smooth and comfortable ride.
Ticket Options
* Standard Car
* Green Car
Green Cars offer a little more comfort than standard cars and are the equivalent of first class travel in Japan. They have the convenience of extra luggage space, a benefit not available in standard cars. Usually marked with a four-leaf clover, Green Cars are easy to spot. The design of Green Cars focuses on providing privacy and a quiet atmosphere. This makes them ideal for passengers who want to work, read or simply enjoy a peaceful journey.
Departure time Options
* Nozomi 21: Depart Tokyo at 9:30am and arrive at Kyoto at 11:45am
* Nozomi 33: Depart Tokyo at 12:30pm and arrive at Kyoto at 2:45pm
* Nozomi 55: Depart Tokyo at 5:30pm and arrive at Kyoto at 7:45pm
Important information
* Please note the difference between reserved and non-reserved seats. Some carriages have non-reserved seats, and the others have reserved seats. You can reserveseats on ticketing machines in JR stations.
* If your bag is no bigger than 160 cm, you can store it in the luggage rack. You can bring two pieces of baggageon board for free of charge (excluding small bags). Each piece should not exceed 30 kg. Passengers with larger baggage (between 160 cm and 250 cm in total dimensions) must reserve a seat in the oversized baggage area before boarding (not included in the ticket).Items exceeding 250 cm in total dimensions are not allowed on the Shinkansen.
* It is advisable to refrain from using your mobile phone on the train, except for the designated phone area on the Shinkansen. Keep it quiet and use headphones.
Please note that the E-voucher for your train ticket will be emailed to the address provided at booking, approximately 3-4 weeks before the service date.
Traveling by bullet train in Japan is one of the most efficient and convenient ways to get around. The Shinkansen, known for its speed and reliability, allows passengers to reach their destinations quickly while enjoying a smooth and comfortable ride.
Ticket Options
* Standard Car
* Green Car
Green Cars offer a little more comfort than standard cars and are the equivalent of first class travel in Japan. They have the convenience of extra luggage space, a benefit not available in standard cars. Usually marked with a four-leaf clover, Green Cars are easy to spot. The design of Green Cars focuses on providing privacy and a quiet atmosphere. This makes them ideal for passengers who want to work, read or simply enjoy a peaceful journey.
Departure time Options
* Kodama 715: Depart Tokyo at 9:55am and arrive at Odawara at 10:35am
* Kodama 719: Depart Tokyo at 10:57am and arrive at Odawara at 11:30am
* Kodama 727: Depart Tokyo at 12:55pm and arrive at Odawara at 1:30pm
* Kodama 739: Depart Tokyo at 3:55pm and arrive at Odawara at 4:30pm
Important information
* Please note the difference between reserved and non-reserved seats. Some carriages have non-reserved seats, and the others have reserved seats. You can reserve seats on ticketing machines in JR stations.
* If your bag is no bigger than 160 cm, you can store it in the luggage rack. You can bring two pieces of baggageon board for free of charge (excluding small bags). Each piece should not exceed 30 kg. Passengers with larger baggage (between 160 cm and 250 cm in total dimensions) must reserve a seat in the oversized baggage area before boarding (not included in the ticket).Items exceeding 250 cm in total dimensions are not allowed on the Shinkansen.
* It is advisable to refrain from using your mobile phone on the train, except for the designated phone area on the Shinkansen. Keep it quiet and use headphones.
Please note that the E-voucher for your train ticket will be emailed to the address provided at booking, approximately 3-4 weeks before the service date.
Traveling by bullet train in Japan is one of the most efficient and convenient ways to get around. The Shinkansen, known for its speed and reliability, allows passengers to reach their destinations quickly while enjoying a smooth and comfortable ride.
Ticket Options
* Standard Car
* Green Car
Green Cars offer a little more comfort than standard cars and are the equivalent of first class travel in Japan. They have the convenience of extra luggage space, a benefit not available in standard cars. Usually marked with a four-leaf clover, Green Cars are easy to spot. The design of Green Cars focuses on providing privacy and a quiet atmosphere. This makes them ideal for passengers who want to work, read or simply enjoy a peaceful journey.
Departure Options
* Kagayaki 507: Depart Tokyo at 9:20am and arrive at Kanazawa at 11:50am
* Kagayaki 563: Depart Tokyo at 12:25pm and arrive at Kanazawa at 3:15pm
* Kagayaki 511: Depart Tokyo at 4:20pm and arrive at Kanazawa at 6:50pm
* Hakutaka 555: Depart Tokyo at 8:40am and arrive at Kanazawa at 11:45am
Important information
* Please note the difference between reserved and non-reserved seats. Some carriages have non-reserved seats, and the others have reserved seats. You can reserveseats on ticketing machines in JR stations.
* If your bag is no bigger than 160 cm, you can store it in the luggage rack. You can bring two pieces of baggageon board for free of charge (excluding small bags). Each piece should not exceed 30 kg. Passengers with larger baggage (between 160 cm and 250 cm in total dimensions) must reserve a seat in the oversized baggage area before boarding (not included in the ticket).Items exceeding 250 cm in total dimensions are not allowed on the Shinkansen.
* It is advisable to refrain from using your mobile phone on the train, except for the designated phone area on the Shinkansen. Keep it quiet and use headphones.
Please note that the E-voucher for your train ticket will be emailed to the address provided at booking, approximately 3-4 weeks before the service date.
Traveling by bullet train in Japan is one of the most efficient and convenient ways to get around. The Shinkansen, known for its speed and reliability, allows passengers to reach their destinations quickly while enjoying a smooth and comfortable ride.
Ticket Options
* Standard Car
* Green Car
Green Cars offer a little more comfort than standard cars and are the equivalent of first class travel in Japan. They have the convenience of extra luggage space, a benefit not available in standard cars. Usually marked with a four-leaf clover, Green Cars are easy to spot. The design of Green Cars focuses on providing privacy and a quiet atmosphere. This makes them ideal for passengers who want to work, read or simply enjoy a peaceful journey.
Departure time Options
* Nozomi 21: Depart Tokyo at 9:30am and arrive at Shin Osaka at 12noon
* Nozomi 33:Depart Tokyo at 12:30pm and arrive at Shin Osaka at 3pm
* Nozomi 55: Depart Tokyo at 5:30pm and arrive at Shin Osaka at 8pm
Important information
* Please note the difference between reserved and non-reserved seats. Some carriages have non-reserved seats, and the others have reserved seats. You can reserveseats on ticketing machines in JR stations.
* If your bag is no bigger than 160 cm, you can store it in the luggage rack. You can bring two pieces of baggageon board for free of charge (excluding small bags). Each piece should not exceed 30 kg. Passengers with larger baggage (between 160 cm and 250 cm in total dimensions) must reserve a seat in the oversized baggage area before boarding (not included in the ticket).Items exceeding 250 cm in total dimensions are not allowed on the Shinkansen.
* It is advisable to refrain from using your mobile phone on the train, except for the designated phone area on the Shinkansen. Keep it quiet and use headphones.
Please note that the E-voucher for your train ticket will be emailed to the address provided at booking, approximately 3-4 weeks before the service date.
Fully enjoy Tokyo on this 1-day tour including a meal.
In addition to going around Tokyo's iconic sightseeing spots, the tour also offers drive-by views of Tokyo's landmarks such as Japan
National Stadium and Rainbow Bridge. The Hato Bus, which operates this tour, is a winner of the 2024 Travelers' Choice Awards sponsored by Tripadvisor.
About Initiatives for Sustainable Tourism
The bus company to be used on the tour is Hato Bus Co., Ltd. As part of the initiatives for SDGs, an environment-friendly hybrid bus will be used for transportation. (May be changed due to maintenance or other unavoidable circumstances.) In an effort to prevent global warming, the bus will have its engine and cooling/heating turned off while waiting.
Transfer Skyscrapers in Shinjuku (Drive-by)
From Shinjuku Station to Meiji Shrine, an office district lined with high-rise buildings. Feel the grandeur of the Tokyo Metropolis.
Meiji Shrine (Stroll)
Look upon beautiful Japanese architecture nestled in a quiet, dense forest located in the metropolis.
Transfer Japan National Stadium (Drive-by)
From Meiji Shrine to Imperial Palace Plaza, see Japan National Stadium from the vehicle window.
Imperial Palace Plaza (Stroll)
Admire the view at this National Garden that was formerly a private garden of the Royal Family. Enjoy the view of Nijubashi Bridge, which is said to be the face of the Imperial Palace, as well as the view of the Imperial Palace itself.
Transfer Rainbow Bridge (drive-by)
From Imperial Palace Plaza to Odaiba, cross the Rainbow Bridge.
Odaiba (free time for sightseeing)
With plenty of popular sightseeing spots and large shopping facilities, this area has a lot to offer everyone from kids to adults. The Odaiba Statue of Liberty (replica), which commemorates the friendship between Japan and France, can be
seen standing by the Rainbow Bridge.
Western-style Buffet Lunch
Enjoy a buffet-style meal featuring a wide range of dishes at the All Day Dining Grande Aile restaurant at Villa Fontaine Grand Haneda Airport,
a hotel directly connected to Haneda Airport.
Senso-ji Temple & Nakamise Shopping Street (free time for sightseeing)
Senso-ji, Tokyo's oldest temple, offers plenty to see including the bright red Kaminarimon Gate, a statue of the god of thunder, and a five-story
pagoda. The bustling street known as "Nakamise" stretches for about 250 m from Kaminarimon Gate to Senso-ji Temple and is filled with a plethora of shops.
TOKYO SKYTREE(r) (Tembo Deck)
From the observation deck of TOKYO SKYTREE(r), the world's tallest free-standing broadcasting tower at 634 meters, take in the 360-degree view of Tokyo's cityscape.
Lunch
-Western-style buffet featuring a wide variety of dishes at Villa Fontaine Grand Haneda Airport.
- The tour will have a late lunch (around 1:30pm).
- As lunch is a buffet, requests for vegetarian meals cannot be accommodated.
Important information
Due to traffic restrictions or entry restrictions, etc. near the Imperial Palace, operation may be suspended or departure may not be possible from the designated departure location. Depending on the season and day of the week, traffic conditions may vary, and arrival time at each location may be considerably delayed. The scheduled tour ending time may vary depending on traffic conditions.
At TOKYO SKYTREE(r), only the Tembo Deck (350 m) will be visited. An additional admission fee is required to access the Tembo Galleria (450 m).
Children up to 5 years old may join free of charge, but will not be provided with bus seats. If a seat on the bus is required for the child, please make a booking at the Child rate.
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