Sightseeing Asakusa District by rickshaw including the imposing Senso-ji Temple, a Buddhist Temple built in 645 A.D and appreciated all over the world for its giant red lantern in the centre of Kaminarimon Gate (lit. Thunder Gate). Asakusa is the centre of Tokyo’s shitamachi (downtown) and it was Tokyo’s main entertainment district populated by merchants, artisans, and samurai during the Edo Period. Then you will enjoy a cruise from Asakusa to Shibaura in 40 minutes on a limousine boat on the River Sumida. During the journey, you can see Tokyo’s landscape and its main landmarks from above sea level. When approaching Shibaura, you can admire also the beautiful Hamaryukyu Garden, a traditional landscape garden featuring a pond and a graceful tea house located on the edge of Tokyo Bay.

Next you will head toward Ginza, where you can have a stroll in the most luxurious and sophisticated district in western Tokyo. Here you can enjoy shopping in one of the most important shopping complex such as Wako, Ginza Six, and Ginza Mitsukoshi featuring luxury items and famous high-class fashion brands such as Fendi, Dior, Vivien Westwood and more. The amazing Art Aquarium Museum, located inside Ginza Mitsukoshi Department Store, gives you the possibility of enjoying the view of thousand goldfish swimming in glass vessels of all shapes and sizes, they are illuminated with moving projections and multicolored lights.