Tokyo Asakusa Rickshaw Tour

A Unique Way to Experience Tokyo:
Asakusa Rickshaw Tour

Discover Asakusa by rickshaw, one of the most unique experiences in Tokyo. Ride in a rickshaw from 'Ebisya,' Japan's largest rickshaw company, and comfortably visit popular spots like Kaminarimon and the Skytree.

Benefit from a seasoned rickshaw driver who will guide you and recommend local hidden gems and restaurants. Don't worry about rain or snow; the rickshaws have canopies to keep you dry.

Introducing the Rickshaw Tour Courses

1. Tokyo Shitamachi Course (30 minutes):
Centered around Sensoji Temple, it can be divided into east and west. The east offers a strong sense of the Edo period, while the west allows you to experience the old atmosphere of the Showa era. Experience different sides of Tokyo by rickshaw, including recommended spots where you can see the Tokyo Skytree.
Route: Kaminarimon - Denboin Street - Nitenmon - Tokyo Skytree - Denboin - Kaminarimon

 2. Edo Course (60 minutes):
After feeling the lively atmosphere of Asakusa's 6 districts, explore the 'Hanamachi' known for entertainment and be guided to Asakusa's most famous 'Matsuchiyama Shoden.' Enjoy the charm of Tokyo Asakusa for an hour.
Route: Kaminarimon - Denboin - Tanuki Street - Asakusa Engei Hall - Kannondo - Matsuchiyama Shoden (Visit) - Tokyo Skytree - Kaminarimon

3. Memory of Edo Course (120 minutes):
Sensoji Temple, full of Edo atmosphere, and the modern Tokyo Skytree. We will explain and introduce Tokyo's past and present in more depth. If you want to feel the atmosphere of Shitamachi, leave it to the rickshaw!
Route: Kaminarimon - Denboin -Isakusa Engei Hall - Kannondo - Matsuchiyama Shoden - Mukojima - Ushijima Shrine - Tokyo Skytree - Isakusa Engei Hall

Review from an Editor's Experience

'There were two of us, and we took the Shimatachi Course tour! Our goal was to see Kaminarimon and Nitenmon. The seats were more comfortable than I thought, so there was no discomfort while moving! The rickshaw driver told us a lot of interesting stories and introduced us to a lot of great restaurants, so it was a lot of fun. I think it's an experience worth trying at least once in Tokyo! I recommend it :)'