Tokyo · CYCLING TOURS
The 15 cycling tours below made the cut from everything we’ve reviewed across the region. Prices, durations and one standout note on each.
See Tokyo by bike on a six-hour small-group ride through shrines, parks, Ginza, the Imperial Palace, Tokyo Bay, and Shinjuku.
“You see a lot of Tokyo. The riding is safe and the elevation gain is minimal. Our guide was a lot of fun!”
Cycle Tokyo in a small group from Tsukiji to the Imperial Palace, with shrine visits, local history, and a six-hour route.
“Absolutely loved this cycling tour! The guides Toshi and Nick were great! We would not have seen as much of Tokyo without doing this kind of tour. Highly recommend the tour. My son and I had such a good day”
See Tokyo by e-bike on a small-group ride through temples, gardens, shrines, Tokyo Bay, and city landmarks, with local snacks included.
“What Fun!! Wonderful guide, interesting and scenic route. Just enough exercise, but not too very vigorous with the E bike providing options.”
See Tokyo by easy e-bike with a local guide, from Imperial Palace and Tsukiji to Akihabara, Asakusa, and quiet backstreets.
“Terrific way to see main sites in Tokyo! Have done this tour three times now with different family and friends, and despite seeing the same sites I continue to enjoy the experience and first timers love it”
Cycle from Shiba Park to Shibuya on a small-group Tokyo tour with English-speaking guides, iconic sights, local stories, and e-bike options.
“I had an amazing time on this bike tour — one of the best ways to experience Tokyo. The route was well planned, combining local neighborhoods with iconic spots, and riding through the city really lets you feel its vibe. Naoki, Tyler, and Atsushi were outstanding guides: friendly, knowledgeable, and genuinely passionate about what they do. They made me feel safe and comfortable, shared great stories and insights, and created a fun, relaxed atmosphere throughout the tour. Highly recommended to anyone visiting Tokyo!”
See Tokyo by e-bike on a guided three-hour ride past temples, gardens, Tokyo Station, Odaiba, or Tokyo Tower, with local snacks and English commentary.
“Its a great way to enjoy the city view of tokyo. The bike looks daunting at first but soon becomes easy. Will definitely come again”
Cycle West Tokyo through Nakano, Koenji, and Asagaya with Andy, sampling local snacks, lunch, and everyday neighborhood life away from crowds.
“My favorite way to see a city is by bike so I've done quite a few bike tours around the world, and Andy's is fantastic! I thoroughly enjoyed cycling through the underrated nooks of Tokyo while hearing Andy's comments and insider knowledge as an expat living in Japan. If you are looking for a nice ride, good conversation, yummy Japanese food/snacks, and a more off-beat Tokyo experience, you won't regret booking this tour!”
See Tokyo by e-bike in three hours, from Zojo-ji and the Imperial Palace to Shibuya Crossing, with a local guide leading the way.
“Very enjoyable bike tour of Tokyo - excellent introduction to the city. Our guide, Naoki, was outstanding!”
Cycle Tokyo’s back streets, Meiji Shrine, Zojo-ji, Tokyo Bay, and the Imperial Palace in a small group of up to eight.
“It was a great experience. I loved the two guides we had. So polite and sweet. Extremely helpful. Very nicely explained the rituals of the shrines we visited And gave great short anecdotes. I struggled a bit with the cycling uphill but the guide was super sweet and encouraging”
Ride Tokyo’s quiet lanes and major sights on a private e-bike tour with hotel pickup, flexible routing, and English-speaking guide Kazuma.
“Our tour guide was so thoughtful, kind, communicative and knowledgeable! We had a great time, despite the heat. The bikes actually helped us cool down and our guide took us to historic locations, photo ops, and attractions. He took photos of our group and shared them with us, too. He really made the tour special for us! Thank you so much!!”
A friendly guide to Tokyo for first-timers — written by someone who remembers exactly what it felt like to walk out of Shinjuku Station for the first time.