Departure Point: Take JR Yamanote Line and get off the train at Hamamatsucho Station. Please proceed to the World Trade Center Building from the south exit (which is at the second floor) of the station and you will find the signboard to Bus Terminal. It takes only two minutes by foot.

Please check your "Gate Number"

Asakusa: Asakusa's main attraction is Sensoji, a very popular Buddhist temple, built in the 7th century.

Nakamise Street is a shopping arcade running from Kaminarimon Gate to the Buddhist temple Senso-ji lined with around 90 shops.

How you worship is different from that of shrines. You only join your hands in prayer and don't clap as you do at shrines.

The Nijū Bridge, across an inner moat of the Imperial Palace grounds.

Imperial Palace: This used to be a castle that housed generations of Tokugawa shoguns, the administrators of the Tokugawa government in Edo, but with the Meiji Restoration it became the residence and palace of the Imperial Family.

"Tokyo Morning Tour" Just the right half-day tour for the visitor who wants a look at the "Big Three" sightseeing spots of Tokyo

Tokyo Tower: Standing 333 meters high, this self-supporting steel tower is the tallest in the world.

Sumida River Sightseeing Tour: A boat trip lasting around 40 minutes where you can delight in a mix of Tokyo’s continual redevelopment combined with the atmosphere of the good old days of Edo.

"Dynamic Tokyo Tour" This popular tour includes visits to Tokyo’s main sightseeing spots

Dynamic Tokyo Tour Lunch Time: Includes a Japanese-style barbecue lunch (vegetarian menu available).

Panoramic Tokyo Tour: See top sightseeing spots like Meiji-jingu Shrine, set in a vast forest in the city, and the Imperial Palace East Gardens, followed by lunch at the Pastel-tei observatory restaurant (vegetarian menu available) and a Symphony Cruise on Tokyo Bay.

Odaiba: Odaiba is a popular shopping and entertainment district on a man made island in Tokyo Bay.

Fuji TV building: The headquarters of Fuji Television, one of Japan's private, nationwide TV stations.

Mt. Fuji: Mount Fuji (Fujisan) is with 3776 meters Japan's highest mountain.