Looking to cover transportation, attractions, and dining in Tokyo with just one pass? The Tokyo City Pass is centered around the 'Tokyo Subway Ticket,' allowing you unlimited rides on all Tokyo Metro and Toei Subway lines for 24, 48, or 72 hours. Easily connect popular districts like Asakusa, Ginza, Shibuya, and Ueno. Beyond the subway, the pass integrates 6 'Tokyo Experience' activities, ranging from Tokyo Dome City attractions to the incense offering experience at Senso-ji Temple. Plus, with 'Tokyo Gourmet Coupons' valid at 5 restaurants and practical discounts for Bic Camera, Yamato Transport, and Manyo Club, it is the most stress-free, all-in-one choice for first-time travelers in Tokyo.
Tokyo Dome City Attractions: Hop on the Big O, a Ferris wheel equipped with karaoke, and enjoy singing while overlooking the Tokyo cityscape from above.
Kotobukiyu (Inaricho Station): Step into a traditional Japanese public bathhouse to soak and enjoy the sauna. Towels are provided, so you can relax without bringing anything.
Senso-ji Temple Incense Offering: Light incense to pray for blessings at Tokyo's oldest temple and soak in the atmosphere of the Shitamachi district.
Tsukiji Marutake Tamagoyaki: Taste freshly made rolled omelets from a long-established Tsukiji shop; it is a must-try sweet and fluffy snack while exploring the market.
Ocha no Bunka Sozo Hakubutsukan (Tea Culture Museum): Learn about the history and culture of Japanese tea and savor the world of tea.
Japan Sake Information Center: Sample three different types of Japanese sake and compare their unique flavor profiles.
Tokyo Gourmet Coupons: Enjoy a variety of dining options including Sushi Zanmai, Isomaru Suisan, MO-MO-PARADISE, Sky Lounge TOP of TREE at Tokyo Solamachi, and José Luis SHIBUYA. From sushi and seafood BBQ to shabu-shabu and scenic restaurants, your cravings will be satisfied.
If you are only staying in Tokyo for one day or want to focus on a quick visit to the Asakusa and Tsukiji areas, the 1-day pass is sufficient to cover key spots via the subway. If your itinerary spans 2 to 3 days and you want to spread out visits to Tokyo Dome City, Senso-ji Temple, and Shibuya, while using your gourmet coupons for lunch or dinner each day, the 2-day or 3-day pass allows for a more relaxed pace. The longer the duration, the more subway rides and gourmet coupons you can enjoy, so we recommend choosing the plan that best fits your actual length of stay and daily travel distance.