Discover the charm of Asakusa on a traditional rickshaw ride through Tokyo’s most iconic and picturesque neighborhood. With a knowledgeable guide at the helm, you’ll experience centuries of history, vibrant streets, and beautiful views in comfort and style.
Climb aboard a traditional rickshaw for a comfortable and personalized tour through Asakusa, one of Tokyo’s oldest and most culturally rich neighborhoods.
Start your journey near Asakusa Station, where your guide will take you past the historic Asakusa Shrine and the famous Senso-ji Temple, Tokyo’s oldest Buddhist temple. As you ride, immerse yourself in the local culture and daily street life.
Continue toward the Hanakawado shoe shopping district, a lively area filled with specialty shops. In Sumida Park, marvel at the seasonal beauty of the cherry blossoms in spring, and enjoy peaceful views of the Sumida River.
Explore the unique Rokku district, once home to theaters and entertainment halls, now lined with retro charm. Visit Tanuki-doori, known for its whimsical statues, and pass by Hanayashiki Amusement Park, which dates back to 1853.
Wind through Denpoin Street, a preserved Edo-era lane filled with nostalgic storefronts, before returning to your starting point.
Bonus: Choose the 3-hour tour option to receive a special souvenir—either a Hello Kitty doll or an original T-shirt.
From ¥5,500 per person
Rickshaw Stand – Asakusa Station (Tokyo Metro GINZA Line, Exit #1)
Note: There are multiple Asakusa Stations on different lines. Please make sure to go to the Ginza Line station (Exit #1).
Address:
Tokyo Asakusa Rickshaw Tours
1 Chome−2−1 Asakusa, Taito City, Tokyo 111-0032, Japan (Town Hotel 1F)
“The whole experience felt so personalized and memorable. Our guide Matcha was incredibly friendly, informative, and took amazing photos. It truly was a once-in-a-lifetime experience!”
“Even as a solo traveler, this rickshaw tour was a highlight. The guide showed me scenic and anime-related spots, making it a fun and unique experience. Highly recommended!”
“Our guide MASA was fantastic—funny, insightful, and a great photographer. We learned so much about the history of Asakusa and had a wonderful time from start to finish.”
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