Tokyo · ASAKUSA RICKSHAW RIDES
9 reviewed
The shortlist we would hand a friend: 9 asakusa rickshaw rides tours worth booking, each with its price, its reader verdict, and the one thing to know before you commit.
A customizable Asakusa rickshaw tour with shrine stops, Skytree views, and Edo-era streets for about $42.90, from 30 minutes to 3 hours.
“Our 45-minute rickshaw ride through Tokyo was one of the absolute highlights of our entire trip. We were lucky enough to have Micchy as our guide, and he was truly exceptional. With many years of experience as a rickshaw tour guide, he brought a wealth of knowledge, Read more”
Private rickshaw tour of Tokyo’s Asakusa with temple and shrine stops, Sumida River views, Hanayashiki photos, and expert guide stories from $35.
“Yuto and his colleague - so sorry forgot his name - were fantastic and fun guides. really helpful and pleased to speak in English for us on our Day 2 introduction to Tokyo Asakusa”
Glide through Kamakura by rickshaw with a local guide, visiting Tsurugaoka Hachimangu and Zeniarai Benten, plus a Buddhist temple stop.
“Great way to see Kamakura! Excellent driver/guides. Fun for all our party! :”
3.5-hour Asakusa rickshaw and walking tour with Senso-ji highlights, snack streets, and a 20-minute ride for Skytree photo moments.
“Yoko was a fantastic guide. She was very knowledgeable and tailored the tour to our needs. She provided information on other things to do in Tokyo.”
Rent a kimono in Asakusa, get styled with hair set, then ride a rickshaw to Kaminarimon and Sensoji for photos and free time.
“I loved this experience so much that I would do it again if I'm ever lucky enough to visit again. My daughter and I had so much fun. They will carefully dress you, step-by-step. I go quite the education, I had no idea so much went into wearing Read more”
Make sushi in Tokyo, then glide through Asakusa by traditional rickshaw with an English-speaking guide, old-town vibes included.
“I had an amazing experience the other day. Making sushi allowed me to truly experience Japanese culture. The rickshaw ride was so much fun, thanks to the entertaining staff. This is a tour I would highly recommend to everyone. Thank you!”
Glide through Asakusa by rickshaw for 10 minutes with 2-meter views, photo stops, and local food tips in a private group.
“These guys were super fun! I highly recommend especially with kids.”
Private Kamakura bike or walk with Ichi, ex-rickshaw guide. Temples, Great Buddha, bamboo, seaside. $150.24 for 4 hours.
“The best gide on the bike in the rain. Speaks good english. And tell nice story's about the place and culture.”
A private rickshaw tour through Kamakura’s samurai-era sights, including the Great Buddha and top photo stops, with a guide who customizes your route.
“Our guide was great. He was well informed with the area and its history. Well spoken in English and Japanese”
