See Tokyo in an afternoon. This three and a half hour tour includes the following highlights:

Tokyo Tower
Enjoy a panoramic view of Tokyo from its main observatory

National Diet Building (Drive by)
Drive past the Japanese Capitol (the House of Parliament).

Imperial Palace Plaza
Enjoy a short photo stop at the outer garden of the Palace.

Asakusa Kannon Temple
The oldest and most popular Buddhist temple in Tokyo

Nakamise Shopping Street
A promenade section called Nakamise-dori is basically both sides of narrow, paved entranceway to the temple crammed with tiny food and souvenir shops.

Ginza Shopping District
The most celebrated shopping and amusement area. Tour disbands on arrival at Ginza (Hibuya).

See both Kyoto and Nara in this great one day tour.

Kyoto was Japan's capital and the emperor's residence from 794 until 1868. It is now the country's seventh largest city with a population of 1.4 million people and a modern face. Enjoy this morning tour to see some of the main highlights of this wonderful city, steeped in culture.

Japan's first permanent capital was established in the year 710 at Heijo, the city now known as Nara. As the influence and political ambitions of the city's powerful Buddhist monasteries grew to become a serious threat to the government, the capital was moved to Nagaoka in 784.

Nara is located in the Kinai plain, less than one hour from Kyoto. Due to its past as the first permanent capital, it remains full of historic treasures, including some of Japan's oldest Buddhist temples.

Tour Highlights Include:

• Nijo Castle
• Kinkakuji Temple (Golden Pavilion)
• Kyoto Imperial Palace
• Buffet Lunch at Kyoto Handicraft Center
• Todaiji Temple
• Deer Park
• Kasuga Shrine

Tokyo is a bustling city yet still has some great panoramic sights to see. This day tour takes you to the following fantastic sights:

Meiji Shinto Shrine
Japan's most famous shinto shrine dedicated to the Emperor Meiji and his consort.

Asakusa Guest House (Drive by)
Drive past the former Akasaka Palace, now used as a state guest house for visiting dignitaries.

National Diet Building (Drive by)
Drive past the Japanese Capitol (the House of Parliament).

Imperial Palace East Garden
The ground was once the site of old Edo Castle. Here you'll find what's left of the central keep of old Edo Castle (the stone foundation). Take a stroll in one of the vast inner gardens of the Imperial Palace. The garden includes a tea pavilion, a Japanese garden, moats, stonewalls etc. When the garden is closed on Mondays and Fridays, visit Nijubashi (The Double Bridge) founded at the main gate of the Palace instead.

Asakusa Kannon Temple (also known as Senso-ji or Sensoji)
The oldest and most popular Buddhist temple in Tokyo.

Nakamise Shopping Street
A promenade section called Nakamise-dori is basically both sides of narrow, paved entranceway to the temple crammed with tiny food and souvenir shops

Ginza Shopping District (Drive through)
Drive through the most celebrated shopping and amusement area in Japan

Western Style Lunch
Enjoy a delicious lunch at the restaurant "Pastel-Tei" overlooking the Japanese garden "Hamarikyu". Vegetarian options also available upon request.

Tokyo Bay Cruise
Board the "Symphony", the modern and luxurious ship, for a fifty-minute cruise around Tokyo Bay.

Rainbow Bridge and Aqua City Odaiba
Drive over Rainbow Bridge and visit the futuristic waterfront city, built on the new reclaimed land by the side of the old m Click here for more information and Booking Details