Asakusa and Tokyo Skytree Barrier-Free Tour

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  • Tokyo Skytree seen from Asakusa

    Explore the famous Sensoji in Asakusa and gaze at the striking Tokyo scenery from the Tokyo Skytree observation deck. Let your English-speaking guide show you both traditional and modern Tokyo on this wheelchair-friendly tour.

    Schedule

    09:00　Pick-up at Select Locations in Central Tokyo

    10:00　Tokyo Skytree Observation Deck

    At 634 meters tall, Tokyo Skytree stands as the world’s tallest tower. With barrier-free paths, head up to the observation deck and take in the fantastic view.

    12:00　Lunch

    Satisfy your appetite with the many food choices in Asakusa or Tokyo Skytree. Try the popular tempura rice bowl of Asakusa or let your guide offer you tasty suggestions available in the area.

    Asakusa Sensoji 

    Let the gigantic red lantern of Sensoji greet you as you make your way to the temple. If you want to, your guide can show you how to offer prayers and draw fortune slips called “omikuji.”

    Asakusa Nakamise Shopping Arcade

    Take this opportunity to find souvenirs or tasty treats while weaving through the busy shops. Enjoy the lively atmosphere as your guide assists you in navigating the popular street.

    15:00　Ginza (Observe from Car)

    Drive through the streets of Ginza lined with high-end fashion boutiques and fancy restaurants. Take in the stylish district’s charm before heading back to your hotel.

    18:00　Drop-off at Select Locations in Central Tokyo

    Wheelchair Accessible Van

    Departure Point: Tokyo (decided after booking)
    Start Time(s): 9:00
    Duration: 9 hrs
    Return Details: Tokyo (decided after booking)
    Included:

    ・Charter fee
    ・Gasoline fee
    ・Highway tolls
    ・Admission fees
    ・English-speaking guide/driver
    ・Certified caregiver/driver-guide assistance
    ・Parking fee

    Price: From ￥36,400 per person
    Not Included:

    ・Meals, beverages, entrance fees not mentioned in the itinerary
    ・Personal expenses

    Extra Details:

    ・Please note that the wheelchair van can accommodate up to eight (8) guests—one (1) wheelchair user and their chair plus seven (7) other guests.
    ・Assistance will be limited to boarding and alighting the car and pushing the wheelchair. For assistance with mealtimes, restroom use, changing and other needs, a caregiver can be arranged for an additional fare.

    Booking:

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