Excursão Acessível a Dia Inteiro de Tóquio para Usuários de Cadeira de Rodas
Descrição
Projetado com usuários de cadeira de rodas em mente, este passeio permite que você descubra os melhores pontos de Tóquio confortavelmente e sem esforço. Do charme histórico de Asakusa à energia moderna de Shibuya, experimente a mistura única da cidade de tradição e vida urbana. Explore ruas de moda vibrantes e espaços verdes pacíficos, tudo com acessibilidade e conforto como prioridade. ・Visite Asakusa, onde a atmosfera tradicional encontra vistas deslumbrantes do Skytree de Tóquio ・Experimente o movimentado Shibuya Crossing e as ruas da moda de Takeshita e Omotesando ・Relaxe nos jardins serenos e no terreno do templo do santuário Meiji Jingu
Opções de passeio
Itinerário
Este centro turístico projetado por Kengo Kuma não é apenas uma fonte valiosa de informações turísticas, mas uma das mais novas atrações turísticas de Asakusa. Este edifício de 8 andares, projetado por um arquiteto japonês mundialmente famoso, tem uma estrutura bastante impressionante, com a aparência de uma pilha de prédios de madeira separados que parecem empilhados um sobre o outro em diferentes ângulos. Do deck de observação no terraço aberto, no 8º andar do Centro, teremos uma prévia de todo o percurso da excursão: não apenas a Tokyo Sky Tree e a Asahi Flame que acabamos de ver, mas também os marcos que veremos, incluindo o portão Kaminarimon, Nakamise rua comercial, portão Hozomon, templo Sensoji e muito mais.
Ao se aproximar do templo de Sensoji, os visitantes entram primeiro pelo Kaminarimon (portão do trovão), o portão externo do templo de Sensoji e o símbolo de Asakusa e de toda a cidade de Tóquio. Uma rua comercial de mais de 200 metros, chamada Nakamise, leva do portão externo ao segundo portão do templo, o Hozomon. Ao lado de lembranças típicas japonesas, como yukata e ventiladores dobráveis, vários petiscos locais tradicionais da área de Asakusa são vendidos ao longo do Nakamise. A rua comercial tem uma história de vários séculos.
Sensoji (ō 草 Sens, Sensōji, também conhecido como Templo de Asakusa Kannon) é um templo budista localizado em Asakusa. É um dos templos mais coloridos e populares de Tóquio. A lenda diz que, no ano de 628, dois irmãos pescaram uma estátua de Kannon, a deusa da misericórdia, fora do rio Sumida, e mesmo colocando a estátua de volta no rio, ela sempre retornava a eles. Consequentemente, Sensoji foi construído nas proximidades para a deusa de Kannon. O templo foi concluído em 645, tornando-se o templo mais antigo de Tóquio.
O Sumida Park está localizado perto da estação de Asakusa e ao longo do rio Sumida, onde você pode ver vistas incríveis, como Tokyo Skytree. Especialmente, você pode ver belas paisagens na estação das flores de cerejeira. O parque é um espaço aberto e é muito divertido passear. Possui locais de desembarque para ônibus aquáticos populares que percorrem o rio Sumida e a baía de Tóquio. O parque faz parte do Sumida River Terrace, um passeio construído ao longo do rio Sumida.
O cruzamento de Shibuya perto da estação de Shibuya é atravessado por 500.000 pessoas por dia e, no horário de pico, até 3.000 pessoas cruzam com um sinal verde! Para os japoneses que estão acostumados a ver essa vista, não há nada a surpreender, mas os turistas parecem se maravilhar com o fato de todos conseguirem atravessar sem se esbarrar. Sempre há pessoas indo ao local apenas para ver esse cruzamento. Juntamente com a Times Square de Nova York, o Shibuya Crossing é um dos "cruzamentos mais famosos do mundo".
Sua localização entre dois dos maiores distritos comerciais de Tóquio, Harajuku e Shibuya, torna a passarela ideal para fabulosos criadores de tendências de 20 e 30 e poucos anos. A rua de meia milha de extensão está repleta de lojas que variam de lojas vintage e roupas de grife local a butiques de luxo e marcas internacionais de alto padrão.
O Santuário Meiji (iji 神宮, Meiji Jingū) é um santuário dedicado aos espíritos deificados do Imperador Meiji e sua consorte, a Imperatriz Shoken. Localizado ao lado da movimentada Estação Harajuku da Linha JR Yamanote, o Santuário Meiji e o Yoyogi Park adjacente compõem uma grande área florestal dentro da cidade densamente construída. Os espaçosos jardins do santuário oferecem trilhas para caminhadas que são ótimas para um passeio relaxante.
Omotesando é uma avenida arborizada e inclinada no elegante bairro de Aoyama, em Tóquio, que atravessa partes das enfermarias de Shibuya e Minato. A área de Harajuku, da qual Omotesando é frequentemente considerada parte, tem sua própria marca distinta de moda jovem. Por outro lado, o próprio Omotesando atende ao extremo de alta costura do espectro, com muitos lugares para sentar e relaxar com boa comida e bebida, além de apreciar a arquitetura de ponta que tipifica muitos dos estabelecimentos aqui.
Destaques
O que está incluído
Locais e horários de recolha
Nosso guia irá buscá-lo na recepção do hotel.
Avaliações dos viajantes
Informações importantes
- Acessibilidade para cadeira de rodas
- Bebês e crianças pequenas podem andar em um carrinho
- Aceita animais de serviço
- Opções de transporte público disponíveis perto
- Assentos infantis disponíveis
- Opções de transporte com acessibilidade para cadeirantes
- Todas as áreas e superfíceis são acessíveis para cadeirantes
- Não recomendado para viajantes com problemas cardíacos
- Requer condicionamento físico moderado
- Um mínimo de 2 pessoas （Inclui cuidadores） por reserva é necessária.
- A idade mínima é de 6 anos.
Avaliações(39)
Yuki was fantastic. She communicated with us the day before the trip, and the company also reached out a few days in advance. She picked us up from our hotel, and we set off by train with two family members who had mobility challenges: one using a wheelchair and the other using a walker. Throughout the tour, Yuki regularly checked in to see how we were doing, when we wanted to eat, and whether we wanted to make any changes to the itinerary. She handled all of the train costs and took many photos that we were able to download later. We would recommend Yuki in a heartbeat.
Dear Angel, Thank you very much for joining our Accessible Tokyo Tour and for sharing such a thoughtful review! We’re delighted to hear that Yuki’s communication and care helped make the day comfortable for your family. We truly appreciate your recommendation, and we hope to welcome you back to Japan again in the future! Best regards, Kyoko
We had a fantastic private tour in Tokyo. Our guide was incredibly friendly, knowledgeable and attentive. He paid particular attention to our son with a disability and made sure that everyone could enjoy the day to the fullest. In a short time we have seen and learned a lot about both Japanese culture and daily life. This tour was without a doubt one of the highlights of our trip. Highly recommended!
Dear Ilse, Thank you very much for joining our Accessible Tokyo Tour and for sharing your wonderful review! We're delighted to hear that Keita’s kindness, expertise, and attentive support for your son helped your whole family enjoy a rich and comfortable day in Tokyo. It’s great to know the tour gave you meaningful insights into both Japanese culture and everyday life. We truly appreciate your warm recommendation and are honored this became one of the highlights of your trip! Best regards, Kyoko
Keita (K) was wonderful! He was very cognizant of making sure of my ability to travel and see all the locations. I was especially impressed with his working with trainsubway personnel for access. As a side note the train/subway system is amazing. Lunch was incredible. K provided great history and cultural throughout our time together. It wonderful having K make sure we had the best photo opps everywhere we went. K went over and above after seeing we had another tour scheduled in Osaka and contacted his counterpart to let them know what our particular interests are. We started with a great tour guide and finished with a friend. Highly recommended this tour and Keita as your guide. Thank you.
Dear Robin, Thank you very much for joining our Accessible Tokyo Tour! It’s wonderful to know that Keita’s care, coordination with station staff, and thoughtful guiding made your day so smooth and enjoyable. We’re also glad you enjoyed the incredible lunch and photo spots along the way. We truly appreciate your heartfelt review and hope to welcome you again on your next visit to Japan! Best regards, Kyoko
Charlotte was so incredibly knowledgeable and her guidance made the entire visit both enjoyable and informative. We especially appreciate how accommodating she was to our accessibility needs for our son. Her kindness and attentiveness made a difference and memorable experience for our family.
Dear valued guest, Thank you very much for joining our Accessible Tokyo Tour and for sharing such a heartfelt review! We’re delighted to hear that Charlotte’s knowledge, kindness, and thoughtful support helped make your family’s visit both enjoyable and comfortable. It means a lot to us that her care for your son’s accessibility needs made a memorable difference. We truly appreciate your kind words and hope to welcome you again on a future trip to Japan! Best regards, Kyoko
It was our first time in Tokyo and our first time vacationing with a wheelchair and Masaharu Kai guided us through the must see attractions and subway stations with confident ease. Not only did we see some amazing places and stopped at culturally significant food stalls and tempura restaurant, but we left the day with all the information and confidence we need to continue exploring the city on our own for the remainder of our stay. A fantastic experience, a well planned and paced day, an incredible guide and sunny weather, couldn’t recommend it highly enough.
Dear valued guest, Thank you very much for joining our Accessible Tokyo Tour and for sharing your wonderful review! We’re delighted to hear that Masaharu guided you smoothly through the city and helped you gain the confidence to explore Tokyo on your own for the rest of your stay. We truly appreciate your kind words and are glad the day felt well‑planned, relaxed, and memorable. Hope to welcome you again! Best regards, Kyoko
Wonderful day out with a very kind, friendly, patient, and helpful guide. We managed to have really good tempura lunch at a local Japanese restaurant and see a lot of the famous sights. Also got to try the local trains! When we wanted to buy some good coffee, he was knowledgeable and brought us to a couple of great shops! Recommended for wheelchair users. The guide (Masaharu Kai) kindly offered to help push the wheelchair, even though it was outside his job scope to do so! Highly recommended.
Dear valued guest, Thank you very much for joining our accessible tour and for your wonderful review! We’re delighted to hear that you had an enjoyable day and that Masaharu was able to support you throughout the experience. Your kind words mean a lot to us. We truly appreciate your recommendation and hope to welcome you again on your next visit to Japan! Best regards, Kyoko
This tour was a great way to travel around several must-see areas in Tokyo! Our tour guide Keita was incredibly kind and knowledgeable, and he made it easy for us to get around with a wheelchair-bound member of the family. We also felt a lot more confident using the subway independently after our experience on this tour!
Dear Alexandra, Thank you so much for your wonderful review! We're thrilled to hear that you enjoyed our Tokyo tour and that Keita was able to make your experience both smooth and memorable. It’s fantastic to that the tour helped boost your confidence in navigating the subway system. We truly appreciate you choosing to explore Tokyo with us, and we hope to welcome you back for another adventure in the future! Best regards, Kyoko
Masaharu Kai is one of the best walking tour guides my husband and I have ever had—and we travel often! This was truly an outstanding experience. I have limited mobility, which usually makes standard walking tours difficult. Masaharu made everything easy and enjoyable. His extensive knowledge of Japan’s history and culture, combined with his attention to accessibility, made this tour exceptional. Every site we visited was wheelchair- or rollator walker-friendly, which is what Japan calls “barrier-free.” We moved at the perfect pace, navigated trains effortlessly, and Masaharu knew exactly where to find elevators and accessible routes at temples and shrines. I never felt rushed or excluded. Each stop was full of surprises, delicious food, and fascinating history. If you have limited mobility, I strongly recommend booking a tour with Masaharu Kai. He goes above and beyond to ensure everyone has an unforgettable experience!
Dear Tammy, Thank you so much for your thoughtful and detailed feedback! We’re delighted to hear that Masaharu made your tour both accessible and enjoyable, and that his knowledge and care helped create such a memorable experience. Your kind words about his attention to barrier-free routes and his guidance mean a great deal, and we’ll be sure to share them with him. We truly appreciate your recommendation and hope to welcome you again on another tour in the future! Best regards, Kyoko
The tour guide was great took time explained things as we went and was considerate of our pace. Would recommend
Dear Jonathan, Thank you very much for your kind feedback! We’re so glad to hear you enjoyed your tour and that the guide made the experience comfortable and informative at your pace. We truly appreciate your recommendation and hope to welcome you again in the future! Best regards, Kyoko
It was a great look around Tokyo, so many sights to see! Our guide was lovely and inclusive of everyone in our family. My daughter said that the best part of the day was everything!
Dear valued guest, We’re so happy to hear your Tokyo adventure was a hit with the whole family! It’s lovely to know your guide made everyone feel welcome, and your daughter’s “best part was everything” is so sweet! Thank you for sharing such a joyful memory, and hope to see you again. Best regards, Kyoko
