Tokyo City Walk-Walking Hot Spring Day Tour｜Sensoji Temple+Imperial Palace+Odaiba Diver City Tokyo Plaza+Hot Spring Experience

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－Itinerary Summary－

07:00 Pick up at hotels in 7 districts of Tokyo

08:00 JR Tokyo Station Marunouchi North Exit

08:30 Shinjuku LOVE Sculpture

09:00 Sensoji Temple (approximately 1 hour)

10:30 Imperial Palace (approximately 30 minutes)

11:30 Diver City Tokyo Plaza, Odaiba (approximately 2.5 hours, free time, including lunch, lunch at your own expense)

14:50 Tokyo Somei Onsen Sakura (approximately 2 hours, including admission) * In the event of a temporary closure, we will replace it with another hot spring facility.

17:30 Arrive at JR Tokyo Station Marunouchi North Exit/Shinjuku LOVE Sculpture

18:00 The day's itinerary ends happily!

- Attractions Introduction -

• Sensoji Temple

Senso-ji Temple is Tokyo's oldest temple, dating back to the Asuka period, more than a thousand years ago. Recommended attractions include:

Furajinmon Gate: The symbol of Sensoji Temple is the Furajinmon Gate at the entrance. The Furajinmon Gate, with the wind and thunder gods guarding the temple on either side, is a magnificent sight. Two giant straw sandals hang behind the gate.

Nakamise-dori: Inside the gate, you'll find Nakamise-dori, which leads to the temple square. Numerous shops line the streets, showcasing a wide variety of Japanese-themed goods, such as traditional fans and paper trinkets. This is one of Tokyo's busiest shopping streets, attracting many visitors who enjoy browsing and browsing the exquisite crafts. Recommended Activities: Rickshaw Experience: Open from 9:30 AM to sunset; reservations for this tour are available upon booking (rickshaws are limited, so availability is not guaranteed). Rickshaws often give the impression of being very expensive, but they're actually much more affordable. Whether you're a couple, family, or a group of friends, you can enjoy this service at a discounted price. We highly recommend enjoying a ride and chatting with the young rickshaw drivers as you tour Asakusa—it's sure to create a memorable experience. (Price reference: One section (approximately 12 minutes): 1 person, 1 rickshaw: 4,000 yen; 2 people, 1 rickshaw: 5,000 yen; 3 people, 2 rickshaws: 9,000 yen)

• Imperial Palace
  

The Imperial Palace, the residence of the Emperor of Japan, generally encompasses the Imperial Palace Square, Nijubashi Bridge, the Imperial Palace Outer Gardens, and the Imperial Palace East Gardens. Located in the heart of Tokyo and surrounded by a beautiful moat, the Imperial Palace East Gardens are particularly attractive for tourists. Remnants of the stone walls of Edo Castle are preserved, making it a popular spot for viewing flowers and autumn leaves in spring and autumn. Nijubashi Bridge is a popular attraction within the Imperial Palace, offering a unique vantage point for viewing the bridge. It also provides a perfect spot for commemorative photos.

• Diver City Tokyo Plaza

Odaiba Seaside Park, featured in numerous Japanese romantic dramas, boasts Tokyo's only sandy beach and is a popular date spot for couples. Along the waterfront, a promenade offers panoramic views of the ocean, including the Rainbow Bridge. Facilities such as the Fuji TV Building, Toyota Motor Museum, the National Museum of Marine Science and Innovation, and the National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation, as well as the 2017-revamped Unicorn Gundam, are also located here. Not to be missed is DiverCity Tokyo Plaza, a new landmark in Tokyo and Odaiba, built on the concept of a "theatrical urban space." It offers a blend of play, learning, and leisure, as well as a surprising and moving experience. The seven-story building houses renowned clothing brands, high-end fashion labels, and Japanese souvenir shops. Round 1, the highest floor's entertainment facility, features a bowling alley, karaoke, and an arcade, offering hours of fun. The food court offers a variety of fast food, international cuisine, and Japanese fare. The Gundam statue's daytime performances are scheduled at 1:00 PM. The Gundam transformation (approximately one minute)

• Tokyo Somei Onsen Sakura
  

Escape the hustle and bustle of Tokyo and unwind, spending time in tranquility and harmony with nature. This amber-hued natural hot spring, located in the birthplace of Somei Yoshino hot springs, springs from 1,800 meters underground. The water is colorless and transparent, a rare sight in Tokyo. The water, rich in natural minerals from geological formations dating back approximately 10 million years, takes on an amber hue when poured into the bathtub. It offers excellent thermal and moisturizing properties. Other optional hot spring fees are as follows: (Rental: Towel 165 yen, Bath towel 275 yen, In-house use 330 yen, Bedrock bath 1,100 yen, Saturday and Sunday red day 1,300 yen)

Important Notes

• Each person can bring one piece of luggage free of charge, with no size limit (please note when registering).

• Children under 3 years old can ride free of charge if they do not occupy a seat. Please inform us in advance when registering; children over 3 years old are treated the same as adults.

• If you do not pre-book the number of children under 3 years old who do not occupy a seat and there is not enough space on the bus, you will be refused boarding and the fee will not be refunded.

• Driver-Guide Service: Small groups of 1-13 people; Driver + Guide Service: Bus groups of 14-45 people, the actual number of people will be adjusted according to the number of people in the group on the day.

• Reference vehicle types: 5-8 seater: Toyota Alphard; 9-14 seater: Toyota HAICE or equivalent; 18-22 seater: minibus; 22 seater and above: large bus. The above vehicles are for reference only and will be adjusted according to the number of people in the group on that day.