Debark Tour : Highlights sightseeing with Haneda Airport Drop Off
Moderate Activity
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
Your tour begins as you board your motorcoach for a scenic, 40-minute drive from Terminal to fascinating Tokyo. Your route affords you a glimpse at the world's largest city, taking in such sites as the modern Fuji Television, Ginza district and other landmarks in the city's center.
First on your itinerary is Meiji Shrine. Emperor Meiji was instrumental in opening Japan to the outside world in the late 1800s, ushering in the Meiji Restoration that brought the rule of the Tokugawa (shogun) government to an end. After the deaths of the emperor and empress, the Meiji Shrine was constructed to enshrine their souls. It was dedicated on November 1, 1920. Upon arriving at this great monument, you'll enter the shrine through 40 feet tall Torii gates, one of the largest in Japan
Your tour continues to Sensoji Temple (Asakusa Kannon Temple). Legend has it that in the year 628, two brothers fished a statue of Kannon out of the Sumida River, then they made the temple to enshrine the statue. Consequently, Sensoji was built there for the goddess of Kannon.
You'll enter through the Nitenmon or Kaminarimon Gate, bedecked, with a huge red paper lantern, to view the shrine. Your guided tour also strolls down Nakamise-dori, the "Street of Inside Shops," an alley lined with traditional vendors selling snacks, souvenirs and handmade crafts.
Grab a snack before rejoining your tour coach for the journey to Haneda Airport.
Points of interest
Meiji Shrine
Sensoji Temple (Asakusa Kannon)
Schedule
Special Notes
Tour ends at Haneda airport.
This tour may be offered on the day of disembarkation to passengers with late flights after 5:00pm from Haneda airport. The tour maybe delayed due to the traffic conditions.
The drive between Terminal and Tokyo is approximately 40 minutes and subject to traffic. Japanese Yen is required for additional purchases.
Some part of Meiji Shrine will have been under construction so may be covered.
In Asakusa, it takes approx.15-20 mins from Parking lot to Sensoji Temple
Part of walking at the Meiji Jingu is uneven bare ground. A few steps are required to negotiate on the coach. Coach cannot accommodate electronic scooters.
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Moderate Activity
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
Your tour begins as you board your motorcoach for a scenic, 40-minute drive from Terminal to fascinating Tokyo. Your route affords you a glimpse at the world's largest city, taking in such sites as the modern Fuji Television, Ginza district and other landmarks in the city's center.
First on your itinerary is Meiji Shrine. Emperor Meiji was instrumental in opening Japan to the outside world in the late 1800s, ushering in the Meiji Restoration that brought the rule of the Tokugawa (shogun) government to an end. After the deaths of the emperor and empress, the Meiji Shrine was constructed to enshrine their souls. It was dedicated on November 1, 1920. Upon arriving at this great monument, you'll enter the shrine through 40 feet tall Torii gates, one of the largest in Japan
Your tour continues to Sensoji Temple (Asakusa Kannon Temple). Legend has it that in the year 628, two brothers fished a statue of Kannon out of the Sumida River, then they made the temple to enshrine the statue. Consequently, Sensoji was built there for the goddess of Kannon.
You'll enter through the Nitenmon or Kaminarimon Gate, bedecked, with a huge red paper lantern, to view the shrine. Your guided tour also strolls down Nakamise-dori, the "Street of Inside Shops," an alley lined with traditional vendors selling snacks, souvenirs and handmade crafts.
Grab a snack before rejoining your tour coach for the journey to Haneda Airport.
Points of interest
Meiji Shrine
Sensoji Temple (Asakusa Kannon)
Schedule
Special Notes
Tour ends at Haneda airport.
This tour may be offered on the day of disembarkation to passengers with late flights after 5:00pm from Haneda airport. The tour maybe delayed due to the traffic conditions.
The drive between Terminal and Tokyo is approximately 40 minutes and subject to traffic. Japanese Yen is required for additional purchases.
Some part of Meiji Shrine will have been under construction so may be covered.
In Asakusa, it takes approx.15-20 mins from Parking lot to Sensoji Temple
Part of walking at the Meiji Jingu is uneven bare ground. A few steps are required to negotiate on the coach. Coach cannot accommodate electronic scooters.