Step aboard a traditional Japanese Yakatabune and enjoy a serene evening cruising along the Sumida River toward Tokyo Bay. Dine on a full-course Japanese meal while taking in breathtaking night views of Tokyo Skytree, Rainbow Bridge, and Odaiba. This is a must-do cultural experience in the heart of Tokyo.
Experience Tokyo from a new perspective aboard a Yakatabune, a classic Japanese dinner boat used since the Edo period. Departing from Azumabashi Pier in the heart of Asakusa, this scenic cruise offers a rare and peaceful escape into Tokyo’s dazzling cityscape.
As you set sail down the Sumida River, a beautifully arranged multi-course Japanese meal will be served. Enjoy approximately 14 dishes, each carefully crafted to highlight the seasonal flavors of Japanese cuisine. A free flow of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages ensures a relaxing and festive atmosphere.
At Tokyo Bay, you’ll enjoy a brief stop with the chance to climb onto the boat’s rooftop deck. Take in sweeping night views of Odaiba, Rainbow Bridge, and the shimmering lights of the city. Have your camera ready for incredible photo opportunities.
The cruise continues toward Tokyo Skytree, where the boat pauses again for more views and photos. Finally, you’ll return to Azumabashi Bridge, concluding your unforgettable evening.
From ¥15,000 per person
Azumabashi Pier
1 Chome-23-23 Azumabashi, Sumida City, Tokyo 130-0001, Japan
Arrive at least 20 minutes before departure. The boat departs on time and cannot wait for late arrivals.
The pier is located across the river from Asakusa Station.
“It was a lovely evening experience. You get to see Tokyo’s skyline while enjoying a comprehensive Japanese dinner. Drinks kept flowing, and the hosts were friendly yet unobtrusive.”
“Definitely a 5-star experience. The food was excellent and the service from the crew was top-notch. I would absolutely recommend this to family and friends.”
“Great boat ride and superb meal. The food was abundant and delicious. The crew was incredibly friendly and made the experience smooth and memorable.”
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