Tokyo Open top Bus Ticket Shibuya Shinjuku ROUTE
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Highlights
- Ride a double-decker open-top sightseeing bus and experience the feeling of wandering through the city.
- During the tour, you can enjoy the view while listening to the multilingual audio guide in the vehicle, experiencing the diverse cultural charm of Shibuya.
About this experience
1. Please arrive at the designated meeting point 10 minutes before departure.
2. You must bring the admission voucher used to purchase the ticket.
3. Wear sun-protective and warm clothing according to the day's weather. ※Umbrellas are not permitted.
4. In case of rain, please wear water-resistant clothing (lightweight raincoats are provided). Umbrellas are not permitted.
2. You must bring the admission voucher used to purchase the ticket.
3. Wear sun-protective and warm clothing according to the day's weather. ※Umbrellas are not permitted.
4. In case of rain, please wear water-resistant clothing (lightweight raincoats are provided). Umbrellas are not permitted.
What to expect
Shinjuku City is one of Tokyo's most famous and bustling commercial districts, boasting countless shopping malls and skyscrapers, as well as renowned attractions such as Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden (a cherry blossom viewing spot), the artistic Golden Street, and Kabukicho. Shinjuku, with its vibrant atmosphere, can fulfill all your expectations of Tokyo, and it has been a filming location for several movies, including *Lost in Translation*.
A typical visit to Shinjuku begins at JR Shinjuku Station, one of Japan's busiest train stations, connecting more than ten railway and subway lines. From here, the area is divided into three commercial zones: East Exit, South Exit, and West Exit. Both above and below ground, there is a dense concentration of commercial facilities, including department stores, electronics markets, 100-yen shops, discount stores, and trendy clothing stores, catering to all budgets. Add to that numerous restaurants, izakayas, and cafes, and you could easily spend a whole day there. At night, Shinjuku is ablaze with lights, exuding a captivating charm.
To the west of the station lies Shinjuku's skyscraper district, home to hotels like Keio, Hilton, and Hyatt, as well as high-rise office buildings. The Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building, a major Shinjuku landmark, is also located there. The top floor of the building features an observation deck offering a 360-degree panoramic view of Tokyo, particularly beautiful at night. Not far north of the building is the I-Land Tower, where a "LOVE" sculpture, a scene featured in the Japanese drama "Densha Otoko" (Train Man), is worth checking out if you're interested.
A short walk northeast from JR Shinjuku Station leads to Kabukicho, a famous area in Japan. At night, the vibrant neon signs and various entertainment venues create a unique and captivating atmosphere; however, it's not recommended to visit too late.
Adjacent to Kabukicho is Shinjuku's Golden Street, lined with many retro shops and exuding an artistic vibe, perfect for browsing interesting trinkets.
For those seeking a shopping spree, department stores such as Odakyu, Keio, Isetan, and Takashimaya, all concentrated around JR Shinjuku Station, are excellent choices.
Of course, you can also spend some leisure time by heading southeast from JR Shinjuku Station to visit Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden. This urban oasis is a popular cherry blossom viewing spot in spring, boasts vibrant autumn foliage, and its lush greenery in summer is equally captivating—a real-life version of "The Garden of Words."
Furthermore, Waseda University, Tokyo Medical University, and other prestigious universities are also located in Shinjuku City, so you can visit these renowned institutions while shopping.
What's included
- Bus Tickets / Multilingual Audio Guide / Digital City Tour Guide Link Password
Not included
- Other personal expenses, etc.
Things to note
- Visitors with mobility issues should be accompanied by someone who can provide assistance.2. No mid-journey drop-offs allowed.3. In case of force majeure such as severe weather or sudden weather changes, the trip may be suspended or canceled before depart
- You will use the steps inside the vehicle when getting on and off
- Drivers and guides cannot assist with the steps
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