• Tokyo Central Railway Station - The adventure starts right in front of Tokyo Station! This area, once a field, has transformed into the vibrant cityscape of “Tokyo” that unfolds before you. Discover the significant “decisions” made at this pivotal moment in history. The tale of the various “decisions” that originated here will captivate you as you cycle through the skyscrapers on an electric bike!
  (10 minutes stay, 5 minutes travel time)
• Remains of the Kanda Bridge Gate’s Stone Wall - Experience the history of the Edo town that evolved from the Nihonbashi River flowing beneath Kanda Bridge. Learn about traditional Japanese festivals and the origin of the town’s name.
  (Stay 5 minutes, travel time 10 minutes)
• Kanda Matsuya - A stark contrast to the skyscrapers, Kanda is a town where the culture of the common people, who chose to “preserve the old,” remains vibrant. Like a treasure hunt, ride through narrow alleys lined with historical buildings and drinking establishments that maintain the downtown culture cherished by Kandakko.
  (Stay 5 minutes, travel time 5 minutes)
• Akihabara - Akihabara is a town that has consistently chosen to “adapt flexibly with the changing times.” Starting as a black market in the postwar ruins, it evolved into an open-air market for radio parts, retail stores, and large electronics stores, eventually becoming the birthplace of “otaku” culture. Feel the immense energy of Akihabara!
  (5 minutes stay, 10 minutes travel time)
• Hijiribashi Bridge - From the top of Hijiribashi Bridge, overlooking Ochanomizu Station, one can sense Ochanomizu’s history as a student town. Following Akihabara, where the enterprising spirit of businesspeople gathers, Ochanomizu is truly a town where the ambitious generation of “students” congregates. Ochanomizu, where such student power gathers and creates new trends and culture, is home to one of the world’s largest used bookstore districts and stores specializing in sports and musical instruments. Witness a town that connects generations while successfully blending the old and the new.
  (Stay 5 minutes, travel time 5 minutes)
• Kanda Daruma - Enjoy a little snack break here. Experience a popular Japanese snack, taiyaki, with a choice of anko (red bean paste) or cream flavor. Relish the delicious “taiyaki” while reminiscing about school days! Reflecting on the past may change the way you view yourself now.
  (10 min. stay, 5 min. travel time)
• Kanda Jinbocho - Pass through an antiquarian bookstore district, reputed to be one of the largest in the world, extending all the way to the left.
  (0 minutes stay, 10 minutes travel time)
• Yasukuni Shrine - Cycle under the Torii gate of Yasukuni Shrine, one of the tallest and largest torii in Japan, and experience the natural beauty of the shrine grounds. A restroom break will be available.
  (Stay 5 minutes, travel time 5 minutes)
• Chidorigafuchi - Ride a bicycle through Chidorigafuchi Green Way.
  (Time spent: 0 minutes, travel time: 5 minutes)
• Imperial Palace - The Imperial Palace was originally the site of Edo Castle. Why did this location become the Imperial Palace? Why do the Japanese no longer resemble “chonmage samurai”? While exploring the history of the transition from Edo Castle to the Imperial Palace, discover the reasons why Tokyo became “Tokyo”.
  (Stay 10 minutes, travel time 5 minutes)
• Sakurada-mon Gate - Pass through Sakuradamon Gate, the largest gate in the Imperial Palace, and enjoy the scenery around the outer perimeter of the Palace.
  (Time spent: 0 minutes, travel time: 10 minutes)
• Marunouchi Building - After returning the electric bicycles at the Marunouchi Building, walk to the floor where art is exhibited. While viewing artwork themed “Time and Memory,” reflect on the journey so far, and then disband. Take home the power to believe in your own “decision” for tomorrow and the courage to take a step forward!
  (Stay for 15 minutes)

• Bicycle use
• Bicycle helmet
• Bicycle insurance fee
• Snacks

• Bottled water

Tokyo stands as one of the planet’s most thrilling cities, brimming with remarkable landmarks, unique neighborhoods, and hidden gems that are hard to discover alone! Here’s a fascinating fact: merely 400 years ago, during the era of the samurai, Tokyo—then known as “Edo”—was largely ocean and marshy wetlands. Can you imagine that transformation?

Embark on this e-bike adventure to explore some of Tokyo’s most vibrant and historic districts, revealing the incredible journey of how Edo evolved into the dazzling, energetic Tokyo of today.

It’s a story of trailblazers—renowned figures you might recognize, alongside countless unsung everyday heroes. Each took bold steps, embraced risks, and shaped the future. By the end of the ride, Tokyo will appear in a whole new light!

So, hop on, enjoy the breeze, and join our enthusiastic local guides for a journey through time. This is more than just a tour—it’s an adventure filled with hidden stories, surprising discoveries, and the unstoppable energy of Tokyo!

• Under 145 cm in height are not allowed.
• If you are late for the meeting time without prior notice, the tour will be cancelled. In such cases, a 100% cancellation fee will be incurred on the day of the tour and is non-refundable.
• It will be a mixed tour for up to 4 people. If you would like a private tour, simply make a reservation for 4 people — it will automatically become a private tour. When entering participant information during the application process, you may temporarily enter only the representative’s information.
• Others (exemption from liability): Depending on the weather, etc., it may be canceled for safety reasons.
• As this is a shared tour, if there are guests in other groups who are not accustomed to cycling, especially children, we will adjust the pace accordingly. We appreciate your understanding.
• Insurance available: Insurance for bicycle accidents (included in price)
• If the plan cannot be held due to rain, you can choose to change to the Rain Day Limited Walking Route or refund the tour. Please select a suitable option.
• During the walking tour, we’ll use the subway as we explore places such as Tokyo Station, a 1,300-year-old historic shrine, one of the world’s largest secondhand book districts, and a vast park located on the former site of Edo Castle.
• The timetable may change depending on the situation on the day.
• During the cherry blossom season, the course may be adjusted to include cherry blossom viewing depending on the blooming conditions.

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