Tokyo · RICKSHAW RIDES
Good rickshaw rides book out well ahead in cherry season and over the New Year break. The 3 best sit below, priced and timed, with a line on who each suits.
Ride through Asakusa by rickshaw, visiting shrines, Edo-era streets, Sumida River views, and Tokyo Skytree photo spots with a local guide.
“Our rickshaw driver Kazumasu-san took us around the Asakusa area. We saw the former cinema and temple on a hill. He showed us the scene from Demon Slayer (anime) which was really exciting for my twelve year old.”
See Asakusa by private rickshaw, from Sensoji and Sumida Park to Denpoin Street, with a local guide and plenty of photo stops.
“We had a marvelous experience in the rain/snow during our tour of the city. Our guide was very informative, strong and had a good sense of humor. We had blankets and heated seats to keep us warm during our trip. He took us to several sites including some early blooming cherry blossoms. This was one of the highlights of our trip. Highly recommend this activity.”
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.