• Senso-ji Temple - Situated in the Taito District of Tokyo, Senso-ji Temple is the only remaining “Edo-style” public recreational area in Japan and is the oldest temple in Tokyo. The temple’s gate, known as “Kaminarimon” or “Wind Thunder God Gate,” is a symbol of Japan and the Asakusa area.
• Akihabara - Known as AKIBA, Akihabara is a renowned electronics district in Japan, staying abreast of the latest technological advancements. Located in Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, within the Shimotani area, it is bordered by Showa-dori to the east, Kuramae-bashi-dori to the north, Soto-Kanda 4-chome in Chiyoda-ku to the west, and Kanda Nerui-cho and Kanda Matsunaga-cho in Chiyoda-ku to the south. Akihabara hosts thousands of stores, including those selling electronic products, model toys, animation merchandise, and themed cafes, alongside emerging office and retail complexes.
• Kokyo Gaien National Garden - The Imperial Palace, the residence of the Emperor, is located on the former site of Tokyo’s Edo Castle, once called “Palace City.” Constructed by Ota Dokan during the Muromachi period, it was renamed “The Imperial Palace” after World War II. The Imperial Palace comprises the “Gosho” (the Emperor’s residence), the “Palace” (for public ceremonies and government affairs), and the Imperial Household Agency (a Japanese administrative body).
• Tokyo Tower - Tokyo Tower, a radio tower in Shiba Park, Tokyo, is a prominent landmark and tourist attraction. Modeled after the Eiffel Tower in Paris, France, its official name is Nippon Radio Tower, which was also the former name of its operating organization. It is the second tallest structure in Japan, surpassed only by Tokyo Skytree.
• Kabukicho District - Kabukicho, a vibrant entertainment hub in Tokyo, is bustling with cinemas, arcades, and bars from late night to dawn, epitomizing a city that never sleeps. Located in central Shinjuku, a lively district in Tokyo, it is divided into 1-chome and 2-chome, or 1st and 2nd Street. Close to the Shinjuku Station transportation hub, it offers a lively street scene with restaurants, amusement facilities, and cinemas.

• Fuel fee
• Passenger insurance
• Driver
• Pick-up / Drop-off (within Tokyo 23 wards)
• Parking fee
• Toll fee
• Car with luxury van or HIACE or COASTER

• Guest’s meal fee
• Guest’s tour guide fee
• Guest’s attraction ticket fee

Our drivers possess extensive geographic knowledge of Tokyo. Centered in Tokyo, we offer high-end, exclusive charter car reservation services for VIPs traveling as individual tourists or in groups throughout Tokyo. Based on the time and needs of VIPs, we provide professional, customized travel services, allowing tourists to travel with ease and freedom. Additional charges will apply if the requested journey exceeds the fixed distance and time. Within the timeframe of a one-day tour, attractions can be changed, or a one-day tour itinerary can be customized. Drivers of HIACE (14 seats) and COASTER (18 seats) speak only Japanese. The COASTER (18 seats) can be expanded to accommodate up to 25 seats. We can also provide buses with more than 42 seats. If needed, feel free to send a message for consultation. We accept inquiries in Japanese, Korean, and Chinese. For questions about car rentals and sightseeing, please do not hesitate to contact us!

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