7 hours private barrier-free tour in Tokyo for wheelchair users.
We visit 4 must-see places in Tokyo.
We use the public transportation such as JR and subway line network.
It saves a lot of transportation expenses and gives a chance to see a real Japanese hospitality.
It's one of the charms of this tour.
During the tour, we drop in barrier-free bathrooms appropriately.
At your hotel
We meet at the lobby of your hotel, and start the tour.
First, we visit Asakusa area, the most popular district in Tokyo.
At Sensouji Temple, you'll see and exerience Japanese tradition, culture and costom.
- Kaminarimon gate, Nakamise shopping street, Middle gate, Purification font, the main building and five storied Pagoda etc.
It's nice to enjoy walking around and trying various kinds of Japanese foods, confections etc.
* *We have lunch at Asakusa
or at Shibuya.
Sushi, Ramen, Tempura, Sukiyaki, Beef bowl, etc. according to your request.
- We cross the famous Shibuya Scramble Crossing.
- the statue of HACHI (a name of the faithful dog).
- Watch a big 3-Dimension picture of dog near the HACHIKO.
It's newly installed in July 2022.
- We drop in a department store near the station to see a part of Japanese life.
Built in 1920 to dedicate to the spirit of Emperor Meiji and his consort Empress Shoken.
- the biggest shrine in Tokyo, people can feel calm and holy atmosphere on the way to the main hall.
- You 'll see the difference between temple and shrine. (Asakusa Sensouji temple and Meiji shrine)
- If we are lucky, we may come across the traditional Japanese style of wedding procession.
** We drop in a nice cafe in front of Meiji shrine for a coffee break.
Beautiful and fashionable shopping street with the zelkova row of trees.
It's called "Champs- Elysees in Tokyo".
street:
- We enjoy moving down to the street.
** If you'd like, we walk through Takeshita street to Omotesando.
A guide drop off at your hotel safely and finish the tour.
At your hotel. Or where you'd like. ( In this case, I give you a detailed information how to return to your hotel)
Including:
・a guide fee,
・guide's food and drink
・hotel pick-up and drop off fee in Tokyo. (If your hotel is outside of Tokyo, please contact a guide before booking)
Excluding:
・transportation fee for you and a guide during the tour,
・your food and drink. admission fee (if any)
(1) If you have any questions about this tour, please feel free to ask me before booking.
(2) I can customize the tour schdule according to your request.
(3) The minimun number of participants is two, including one who pushes or takes care of wheel chair user.
(4) Please book the tour within 3 weeks after I send you an offer page for booking.
Private tour
Only for you and your group
Edward T.
4 hours partial tour in Tokyo on March 28 2024
Customized
“Great time in Tokyo”
We spent 2 1/2 days with Shizuko walking and taking the subway all over Tokyo. We saw a couple of Cherry Blossom flowers since this year we were just a couple of days early. There was not a place in Tokyo we missed. While our first day was rainy, we still got to see many sites. We learned how to use the Suica card to get around and how to navigate the subway system. Even though we took many subways to get to the destination, we will managed to put on over 10,000 steps a day. She even printed out detailed instructions for our driver to get us to an infrequently used cruise terminal in Yokohama. Everything was customized to our needs. Just a fabulous 2 1/2 days even with the bad weather and lots of tourists trying to eat lunch at the same time. I highly recommend Shizuko if you need a guide in Toyko.
Shizuko T.
(31 reviews)Dear Edward, Thank you very much for your great review with warm consideration. I was really happy to received it. I appreciate very much that you always encouraged me during the tour. At the first day of the tour, we’ve been to many must-see spots in Tokyo in a heavy rain and strong wind. And the second day, (it was nice weather) we’ve been to Imperial Palace and the East Garden, we walked a lot and had a late lunch and visited the Ueno Park. And the third day, we visited two famous cherry blossom viewing spots, but cherry blossoms hadn’t bloomed yet, though how much I wanted you see them. Today in Tokyo, it’s getting warmer and cherry trees are finally blooming beautifully. I hope you have already enjoyed the cherry blossoms in full bloom somewhere in Japan. It was really nice meeting you. Please continue to enjoy wonderful cruising. A thousand thanks for choosing me as your guide in Tokyo. Kind regards, Shizuko
“Great Guide”
Shizuko was an amazing guide she tended to our needs with my mother who needs extra help when walking long distances. She was prepared in every way and very organized we truly appreciated having her as our guide she explain to us the train system and how to get to where we needed to without her. This was a great experience for my family and I having Shizuko as our guide she made Japan feel very welcoming for us .
Shizuko T.
(31 reviews)Dear Amanda, Thank you very much for your great review. I really happy to receive it. Because the last day in Shibuya, it was raining and all of you had many shopping bags full of souvenirs. (Thank you for sending me a photo you took it at Shibuya, I can see many souvenir bags you have.) They must be really heavy to carry all the time. And I wondered how was your husband’s mother. I hope she was fine. How was the taste of Kobe Beef? etc. The transportation network in Tokyo is complicate, but it’s systematic. So, once you know it, you can try to go around Tokyo by yourselves. I believe that you’ve been to Akihabara, Tsukiji and Asakusa again by yourselves. Amanda, you are so sweet person to take care of your family very well. And William, thank you very much for taking leadership of the family. Thanks to the cooperation of the two of you. I enjoyed guiding and talking with you. It was so nice meeting you and your family. When you have a chance, please come to Japan someday in the future. Thank you again. Kind regards, Shizuko
“Unforgettable Tokyo Experience with Shizuko: A Journey of Knowledge, Friendliness, and Expert Guidance”
I cannot recommend Shizuko enough as a tour guide in Tokyo. From the moment we reached out to her with questions prior to our tour, she displayed exceptional knowledge, friendliness, and professionalism. Shizuko went above and beyond to ensure that our day in Tokyo was not just great but truly unforgettable. Her depth of knowledge about the city and its landmarks was remarkable. She effortlessly guided us through the bustling streets, providing fascinating insights into the history, culture, and traditions of Tokyo. It felt like we were exploring the city with a trusted friend who was passionate about sharing her love for her hometown. What truly stood out was Shizuko's dedication to ensuring our overall experience in Japan was memorable. Not only did she assist us with planning our time in Tokyo, but she also offered valuable tips and recommendations for our visit to Kyoto. Her guidance was invaluable in helping us make the most of our trip. To Shizuko, we extend our heartfelt gratitude. Thank you for your kindness, your expertise, and for making our time in Japan truly special. We are immensely grateful for everything you did for us and would not hesitate to recommend your services to anyone visiting Tokyo
Shizuko T.
(31 reviews)Dear Dina, Thank you very much for your great and heartfelt review. I am really happy to know that you said “Tokyo was not just great but truly unforgettable. I’m more than happy that I was able to help you enjoy sightseeing in Tokyo. It’s because you informed & requested me what kind of place you’d like to visit on GoWithGuide page before the tour. It was so helpful for me. About Kyoto, I’m from Kansai (Western part of Japan), and I have been guiding Kyoto many times, so I could inform you of the recommended places for sightseeing in Kyoto. Hoping you have enjoyed the tour of Japan. I’ve enjoyed myself talking with you about various things during the tour. Thank you again for your warm review. It encouraged me very much. And thank you for choosing me as your guide. Kind regards, Shizuko