---Tour Highlights---
A private tour for as few as 2 people, creating a city cycling experience just for you! Ride an electric-assist bicycle to easily navigate the streets of Tokyo, spend 3 hours exploring bustling districts like Shibuya and Shinjuku, and feel the pulse and diverse charm of the city. Whether you are a beginner or a cycling enthusiast, you can enjoy a refreshing journey that perfectly blends sightseeing and leisure.
-Attraction Introduction-
【Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden】
An urban oasis that blends Japanese, French, and English garden styles, offering different natural beauty throughout the seasons. Famous for its cherry blossoms in spring and maple leaves in autumn, it is one of the most healing spots for a walk in downtown Tokyo.
【Yoyogi Park】
One of the largest parks in Tokyo, featuring wide lawns and forest trails, and is popular among joggers and picnickers. Music festivals and markets are often held here on holidays, creating a vibrant and relaxing atmosphere.
【Shibuya Crossing】
Known as the 'busiest intersection in the world,' hundreds of people cross simultaneously every time the green light turns on, creating a spectacular scene. This is a microcosm of modern Tokyo urban culture and a must-visit photo spot for photography enthusiasts.
【Meiji Jingu Gaien Ginkgo Avenue】
A ginkgo-lined avenue about 300 meters long. In autumn, the entire row turns brilliant gold, resembling a golden tunnel. It is one of Tokyo's most iconic ginkgo viewing spots and a popular place for walking and taking photos.
【Tokyo Tower】
A 333-meter-tall Tokyo landmark with a highly recognizable red and white tower body. You can overlook the night view of central Tokyo from the observation deck, making it a classic spot for romantic dates and a popular photo spot.
【Imperial Palace】
The residence of the Emperor of Japan, surrounded by moats and vast green spaces, it is a quiet historical corner in the city. The East Garden and Nijubashi Bridge are open to the public, making it a great place for a walk and to learn about Japanese imperial culture.