Tokyo Yakatabune Cruise: 400yr Edo Tradition & Odaiba Route

Tokyo seamlessly blends modern progress with traditional culture. Originating in the 400-year Edo Period, yakatabune houseboats are deeply rooted in Japanese dining and social customs, offering a unique way to dine, gather and enjoy city views from the water. This 90-minute cruise departs Etchujima Pier, crosses Tokyo Bay to Odaiba for a short stop, then returns. You’ll pass the iconic Rainbow Bridge and take in panoramic Tokyo Bay waterfront views. Unlike large sightseeing ships, classic yakatabune create an intimate, cozy atmosphere. Savor authentic sukiyaki dinner, enjoy live shamisen performances, and immerse yourself in Japan’s timeless traditional cruising culture. Step aboard a historic yakatabune to discover Tokyo’s vibrant, centuries-old side. More than a museum relic, it delivers an authentic living cultural experience enjoyed to this day.

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   Rainbow Bridge

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   The "Rainbow Bridge" is a great spot for photography. Completed in 1993, it spans 3,750 meters and is supported by two luxurious white towers that rise 126 meters high. At night, the bridge lights up in pink, white, green, and other colors. From different angles, you can capture stunning photos with Tokyo Bay or the city skyline as your backdrop.

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   Statue of Liberty

   30 min

   Stay here for about 30 minutes for sightseeing.，The Tokyo Statue of Liberty, located in Odaiba, is a stunning replica of the original in New York. Visitors can enjoy picturesque views of Tokyo Bay, the Rainbow Bridge, and the skyline. It's a perfect spot for photos, especially at sunset when the statue is beautifully illuminated.

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   Fuji TV Odaiba

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   Fuji TV is located on the Tokyo Bay waterfront and is one of Japan's most iconic media centers. You can admire its unique architectural design and enjoy stunning views of Tokyo. Both "Tokyo Love Story" and "Digimon" were filmed here.

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   Tokyo Tower

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   Tokyo Tower is an iconic landmark in Tokyo, Japan, completed in 1958 and standing at 333 meters tall. Inspired by the Eiffel Tower in Paris, it symbolizes not only Tokyo but also represents Japan's cultural and technological achievements. The tower's nighttime light shows attract countless photography enthusiasts, making it a must-visit attraction when exploring Tokyo.

• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
• Not recommended for pregnant travelers
• Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels
• The sunken tatami-style seating requires guests to bend their knees and lower themselves into a recessed seating area, with limited legroom. Guests with mobility difficulties, knee discomfort, or older guests are advised to consider this carefully before booking.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.