Tour privado de día completo por Tokio
Descripción
Explora atracciones de lujo con un conductor experto de habla inglesa. Personalice su itinerario con recogida y entrega en su hotel WiFi hotspot impuesto de autopista combustible y agua de cortesía té o café Explore Tokio en un recorrido privado personalizado. Elige tu propio itinerario y explora los lugares de interés más famosos de la ciudad, como el Santuario Meiji, el Templo Senso-ji y el Palacio Imperial. Sumérgete en las ricas tradiciones y maravillas de Tokio en un tour privado por la ciudad. Personaliza tu tour para aprovechar tu tiempo de manera efectiva y diseñar el itinerario de Tokio de tus sueños. Con un experto semiguía a su lado, embarque en un recorrido turístico Disfrute de las delicias culinarias del mercado de pescado de Tsukiji o explore los tranquilos jardines del Palacio Imperial. Sean cuales sean sus intereses, su tour será personalizado para satisfacer sus preferencias, asegurando una experiencia personalizada e inolvidable. Prepárate para embarcarte en una aventura inolvidable que te dejará con recuerdos preciados de tu tiempo en Tokio
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Origen. La tierra en la que se asentaba el mercado de pescado fue creada durante el período Edo por el shogunato Tokugawa después del Gran incendio de Meireki de 1657. Fue creada a través de la recuperación de tierras en la bahía de Tokio, y el área fue por lo tanto nombrada Tsukiji (築地), que significa "tierra construida" o "tierra recuperada".
Un templo lleno de historia y tradición Cuenta la leyenda que en el año 628 d.C., los pescadores encontraron una estatua de Kannon en el río Sumida, y el templo Sensoji fue construido para consagrarlo. A lo largo de su larga historia, la Sala Principal ha sido destruida innumerables veces y reconstruida a partir de las donaciones de personas de todo Japón.
Castillo de Edo convertido en Palacio Imperial Durante más de 250 años, Japón fue gobernado por el shogun Tokugawa durante lo que se conocía como el Período Edo – siendo Edo el antiguo nombre de Tokio. El actual Palacio Imperial, conocido como Kokyo en japonés, se encuentra en el antiguo sitio del Castillo de Edo.
Construido en 1920, el santuario fue destruido en ataques aéreos de la Segunda Guerra Mundial y reconstruido en 1958; sin embargo, a diferencia de tantas reconstrucciones de posguerra de Japón, Meiji-jingū tiene atmósfera en espadas. Tenga en cuenta que el santuario está siendo renovado poco a poco en preparación para su 100 aniversario, pero permanecerá abierto.
A pesar de su apariencia moderna, la historia de Tokyo Skytree se remonta al siglo XVI, cuando se construyó en la zona una torre llamada Musashi Kosugi Signal Tower. La torre se utilizaba para transmitir señales al castillo de Edo, que se encontraba en la Ciudad Vieja de Edo (actual Tokio).
La historia de Harajuku se remonta al período Edo (1603-1868), cuando era una pequeña ciudad postal a lo largo de la carretera principal que conecta Tokio (entonces Edo) con Kioto. El nombre “Harajuku” se traduce como “alojamiento de prados”, reflejando sus raíces pastorales.
Odaiba fue construido inicialmente con fines defensivos en la década de 1850. El terreno se amplió drásticamente durante finales del siglo XX como distrito portuario, y se volvió a desarrollar en la década de 1990 en una importante zona comercial, residencial y de ocio.
En las calles exteriores que son paralelas a la calle principal Nakamise hay un montón de otras tiendas, cafés y restaurantes y sin duda estarán contentos de su negocio. El horario de apertura varía según la tienda. La mayoría de las tiendas están abiertas de 10:00 a 19:00.
Historia de la Torre de Tokio Con el inicio de NHK, la emisora nacional de Japón, en 1953, el área de Tokio necesitaba una gran torre de radiodifusión. Basada en el diseño de la Torre Eiffel, la Torre de Tokio se completó en 1958. Con 333 metros de altura, era la torre independiente más alta del mundo cuando se construyó.
La estación de Shibuya abrió sus puertas en 1885, pero su famoso cruce solo tomó su forma moderna en 1932 cuando se inauguró la línea Tokyu Toyoko y convirtió a Shibuya en una parada clave entre la vecina ciudad portuaria de Yokohama y el centro de negocios de Tokio.
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Accesible para silla de ruedas
- Se admiten animales de asistencia
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Hay asientos o sillas infantiles disponibles
- No se recomienda para viajeros con lesiones de la columna vertebral
- No es recomendable para embarazadas
- No se recomienda para viajeros con mala salud cardiovascular
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
Opiniones(12)
This was a great tour around Tokyo with Adeel He was so attentive and gave us a lot of information about the city the people and culture
Good experiences:: driver on time, good itinerary planned by Viator Bad experiences: Shamas was a paid driver and certainly not a tour guide! His English was very poor, and had trouble answering very basic questions. Gave NO commentary about the city, or meaningful direction to the places once we arrived. After the second stop I told him we would enjoy some information about the city and Japan in general, but he remained silent the rest of the day towards us. He was however on his phone texting constantly when driving, and staring at his GPS on his lap. His vehicle had no working air conditioning so we drove with windows down. He didn’t have any water for us. He made us pay for parking at a couple stops. We have used Viator many times around the world and never experienced that so we questioned him. His response was “did you book through Get Your Guide or Viator? Show me that parking is included.” He didn’t even know which company he was hired to represent that day. I showed him what was advertised as supposed to be included: water, air conditioned vehicle, English speaking guide- all of which we didn’t receive! We were taken to the Skytree as our 2nd stop by 9:30 and tickets were sold out till noon, so that was a wasted stop. We would have purchased online tickets if we were told earlier in the day that was a possibility. This was the worst Viator tour we’ve ever purchased. We could have hired taxi service and received the same service. I did communicate in a respectful manner at the end of the tour my disappointment in the service and requested the parking money back. He did refund us that amount. I think he knew he was in the wrong. Shamas is not a competent English speaking “guide” It was a shame we didn’t get a good quality Viator guide that we are accustomed to for our only full day in Tokyo. Very disappointing!!
The tour operator did not show up. I paid more than 300 us dollars and no one showed up at my hotel to pick me up. This is not a reputable company.
Qasim was a great tour guide and took us to all the major spots around Tokyo! He knew everything about each place we stopped at and gave us all of his recommendations which made our experience really good!!! He knew all the go to food places which really helped us take out all of the guessing games!! We picked a full day tour and it was with my entire family and it was awesome! Highly impressed with the coordination of Qasim and he even showed up about 15 minutes early and was waiting for us in the hotel lobby so right when we went down the elevator he was waiting for us and guided us straight to the car! Seriously he is a total gem to the company and hope other get him as a guide as well!! My only complaint would be that the company owner who listed this service on Viator needs to put that the car is a Comfortable Van rather than saying its a "luxury" Toyota Alphard. Although the van was still comfortable and by no means bad, I was really looking forward to being in a Toyota Alphard which is much more luxurious. There also was no wifi in the car. l hope the business owner that created the Vaitor Ad properly adjusts the advertisment to show that the vehicle could be different and that Wifi is not guaranteed as those were some of the main reasons I went with this company initially. Thankfully, Qasim was awesome so it didnt bother us as much! Would still 100% book again without these things but I know that some people will be upset if they didnt recieve exactly what the ad stated! There is also a lot of people working for this company so perhaps some cars do match the description but if all of them don't then it should be mentioned that Wifi is not guaranteed and to maybe just list the car as a "Large Comfortable Van" Overall would 100% book again and still give it a 5 stat rating which says a lot. I travel 6-8 months a year and have had hundreds of tours and Qasim is one of the best guides I have ever had!
If you have just one day free as I did, this is the way to go. The sights in the big city of Tokyo are pretty spread out, so the standard walking tour is not an option. This tour was well thought out, maximizing the experience while allowing me time to explore each stop at my leisure. Umar was a very friendly, courteous, and knowledgeable guide that I look forward to touring with again soon.
Adi was GREAT! No problem speaking English and very accommodating to what we wanted to see and made great suggestions! Also, was wonderful communicating to us to confirm, advise of arrival time, etc! We’d highly recommend.
We had a wonderful day with Muhammad driving us around to the top sights in Tokyo. He was friendly and knowledgeable, and managed to be in just the right place when we were ready to move from one spot to the next. There is no way we would be able to see everything we did in just one day, without this tour!
Rana took us around today for a customizable day! He was flexible and kind adjusting accordingly for the heat. It was nice to have a private tour guide of the city.
Ahmad did a great job of showing us Tokyo. We saw things we could never have gotten to on our own and certainly not in a day. It was the perfect mix of “guided” and on our own and we were able to set the amount of time we spent at each site. If you book, please double check what tickets you need to purchase on your own. I skimmed that part and we almost didn’t get to go up in the Tokyo Skytree (which was really remarkable!) We had a great day! Highly recommend if you want to see the city and aren’t sure how to go about it!
This customized Tokyo tour was beyond amazing! Our guide tailored the day perfectly to our interests — mixing famous landmarks with hidden local spots we’d never find on our own. The experience felt authentic, flexible, and smooth from start to finish. Highly recommended for anyone wanting a deeper, more personal look at Tokyo!
