TOKYO · JAPAN
Tokyo’s best days out.
The 5 most popular rickshaw tours in Tokyo, from the famous to the underrated. What each one actually involves, what it costs, and who runs it.
Ride a rickshaw through Asakusa’s shrines, Edo-era streets, and Sumida River views. Custom route, comfy pacing, Skytree photos.
Most Popular“This is an amazing way to see Asakusa in a short amount of time and so much fun! Our guide, Koko, was wonderful. It was wildly impressive how much stamina he and his peers have to carry people through the streets on a rickshaw. We became very friendly and quickly developed a good back and…”
Private Asakusa rickshaw tour with a live guide, temple sights, local streets, and scenic Sumida Park, from 30 to 190 minutes.
“The whole experience felt so personalized and was so memorable. our guide Matcha was super insightful, informative and friendly. he engaged with us and our daughter and took such beautiful photos for us. this was a once in a lifetime experience and we could not recommend it enough! Thank you Matcha!!”
Dress in a kimono at Asakusa HANAKA, enjoy hair styling, ride a rickshaw near Kaminarimon and Sensoji, then explore until 6pm.
“Beyond our dreams. Kai was amazing he took incredible pictures so we will have vivid memories. From getting dressed to the ride it was an experience not to be missed”
Make sushi with an English instructor in Asakusa, then ride a traditional rickshaw through Edo-style streets for a fun culture fix in Tokyo.
“There are many tours in Asakusa, but I highly recommend this one. The staff’s hospitality was excellent. Thank you for a wonderful time!”
10-minute Asakusa rickshaw ride with 2-meter views, photo stops, and local food tips from a multilingual guide.
“These guys were super fun! I highly recommend especially with kids.”
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