East and West Asakusa Rickshaw Tour (30 minutes)

【OUTLINE】

Explore what Asakusa has to offer on both the East and the West in just 30 minutes on a rickshaw! Asakusa has two different faces divided from the Asakusa temple as a center. The west side is the area where you can feel the atmosphere of the Edo period from about 150 years ago. And the east side has a retro atmosphere from the Showa period about 50 years ago. You can enjoy visiting both different west and east sides easily. You can also see a great view of the Tokyo Skytree!

【PLAN DETAILS】

1. Dembo-in Dori (street)

　Dembo-in Dori is a street about 150 meters long that connects a shopping arcade. One side of this street is along the Dembo-in Temple, that's where the street's name comes from. You can see the signboard designed from old Japanese stuff or paintings, have a walk and enjoy finding historical arts outside! 

2. Nitenmon Gate

　"Nikko Toshogun" is located in the Tochigi Prefecture north of Tokyo, which is where there was Tokugawa Ieyasu, who was the first shogun warrior of the Tokugawa Shogunate until  Japan opened the country to the world about 150 years ago. This Nitenmon Gate was built as an alternative place to visit easily as Nikko Toshougu is far from Tokyo. The vivid red gate was designed as an important piece of cultural property, too. 

3. Tokyo Skytree

　Tokyo Skytree is the highest broadcasting tower in the world. It is 634 m high and it holds the Guinness World Record. Because of its height, sometimes the top is covered by clouds. The beautiful design and lights are outstanding by choosing Japanese specific colors. Your rickshaw guide will take you to the most beautiful spot to view it!

4. Dembo-in Temple

　Tokugawa Shogunate occupied Japan before Japan decided to open the country to the world about 150 years ago. Tokugawa Shogunate started in 1603 and lasted for 250 years, which is the longest government in Japan. Dembo-in temple is the historical temple where Shogun warriors' souls sleep. You can enter the garden registered as the most important cultural property depending on the season. The gate (Mon in Japanese)was built 400 years ago and luckily it has never been damaged by bombs during wars, fire, or huge earthquakes. You must visit this historical gate!

【NOTES】

【Access】 

Kaminarimon, The Thunder Gate

A 3-minute walk from Asakusa Station on Ginza Line

A 3-minute walk from Asakusa Station on Toei Asakusa Line 　　　

【Free Wi-Fi】No

【Other Notes】

・You cannot ride if you are less than 16 weeks pregnant. 

・If you are pregnant in your stable period (after 17 weeks), you can ride. However, please note that a rickshaw can shake and you need to put a seat belt on, too. 

【Cancellation policy】

7 to 4 days before the tour date                                  40%  of the tour price

3 to 2 days before the tour date                                  60%  of the tour price

The day before the tour date, On the day of the tour    100%  of the tour price

*Right after the online settlement is made, a cancellation fee of 10% will be incurred in case of cancellation. 

 *The cancellation fee includes handling charges.