Supported languages

English/Japanese

Tour Overview

This is a golden route tour that allows you to experience Tokyo's "food, scenery, tradition, and cutting edge" all in one day.

The morning begins with a food tour at the Tsukiji Outer Market, where you can experience Tokyo's food culture. Next, you'll enjoy a panoramic view of Tokyo from the observation deck 350 meters above ground at the Tokyo Skytree. Just a five-minute ride from there, you'll arrive in Asakusa, where you can pay your respects at Senso-ji Temple (equipped with elevators) and then freely enjoy strolling along Nakamise Street.

This special tour, which ensures barrier-free routes at every spot, is especially recommended for those who felt that sightseeing in Tokyo would be difficult because they use a wheelchair.

Tour Highlights

• Experience Tokyo's "food" by eating your way through Tsukiji Outer Market, including tamagoyaki (rolled omelet) and seafood skewers.

• Enjoy panoramic views of Tokyo from the observation deck 350 meters above ground level at Tokyo Skytree. The building is fully barrier-free.

• Senso-ji Temple has an elevator, making it accessible to wheelchair users for visiting the main hall. You can also freely stroll along Nakamise Street.

• Accessible restrooms are available at all locations. Guides have already mapped the locations of the restrooms.

Itinerary (6-8 hours)

*Depending on the cruise schedule, the itinerary may be rearranged, or some destinations may be omitted.

Examples of accessible locations

Tsukiji Outer Market

This market encapsulates Tokyo's food culture and is a dream destination for foodies worldwide. Unlike the central wholesale market, which relocated to Toyosu in 2018, the outer market continues to operate in Tsukiji, a vibrant area bustling with approximately 400 shops. From sushi and seafood bowls made with fresh seafood to Tsukiji's unique tamagoyaki (rolled omelet), yakitori (grilled skewers), and matcha sweets, the joy of strolling and eating is endless. The atmosphere of this authentic "kitchen of Tokyo," where professional chefs come to purchase ingredients from early in the morning, is a special experience that can only be found here.

Accessibility Information

• The main street is paved and wheelchair accessible.

• Some alleys are narrow, so the guide will primarily lead you along wider streets.

• Independent shops primarily offer takeout. You can enjoy them in a street food style.

• Multipurpose restrooms: Located within and around the Tsukiji Outer Market.

Tokyo Skytree

Opened in 2012 as a new landmark of Tokyo, this 634-meter-tall, freestanding radio tower is the world's tallest. From the observation deck (350m above ground), you can enjoy a panoramic view of the Kanto Plain, and on a clear day, you can even see Mount Fuji, Mount Tsukuba, and the Pacific Ocean. The contrast between the Sumida River and downtown scenery below and the skyscrapers towering in the distance is breathtaking. At night, the illuminated tower itself becomes a beautiful photo spot, but the daytime view is also exceptional. The adjacent commercial facility, "Tokyo Solamachi," houses over 300 shops, where you can enjoy shopping and dining.

Accessibility Information

• Elevators are available, and the observation deck is wheelchair accessible.

• Wheelchairs are available for rent (1st floor information desk).

• Multipurpose restrooms: Located on each floor

• Discounts available for people with disabilities (applicant + one caregiver upon presentation of disability certificate).

• Tokyo Solamachi is also fully barrier-free.

Senso-ji Temple & Nakamise Street

Asakusa Temple, Tokyo's oldest temple boasting a history of over 1,400 years, is one of Tokyo's top tourist attractions, attracting approximately 30 million visitors annually. The Kaminarimon Gate, with its giant 11.7-meter-tall red lantern hanging from it, is an iconic symbol of Tokyo that everyone recognizes. Passing through the Kaminarimon Gate, you'll find Nakamise Street stretching for about 250 meters to the main hall, lined with approximately 90 shops selling everything from traditional Japanese sweets such as ningyo-yaki, kaminari-okoshi, and kibi-dango, to the latest sweets. Visitors can pray in a solemn atmosphere at the main hall, and the five-story pagoda and Hozomon Gate within the temple grounds are also well worth seeing. It's a spot where the vibrancy of downtown Tokyo and Japanese tradition coexist, and can be considered the origin of Tokyo tourism.

Accessibility Information

• The main hall is equipped with an elevator, making it accessible for wheelchair users.

• Nakamise Street is a flat, paved road, approximately 250 meters long.

• Two multipurpose restrooms (next to Hozomon Gate, on the north side)

• The Kaminarimon underground parking lot is wheelchair accessible.

• To avoid congestion: We recommend arriving in the morning to avoid crowds.

Examples of accessible restaurants

The tour price does not include meals, but we can recommend wheelchair-accessible restaurants in the areas you plan to visit.

 Asakusa Mugitoro

Located along the Sumida River, just a short walk from Kaminarimon Gate, this is a renowned restaurant specializing in mugitoro (barley rice with grated yam). Their signature dish, "Mugitoro," is a deeply flavorful dish featuring sticky, natural yam generously served over barley rice. It's healthy, easy to digest, and perfect for relieving travel fatigue. The spacious restaurant has 180 seats, plenty of table seating, and an automatic door at the entrance allows for smooth entry for wheelchair users.

Recommended menu items: All-you-can-eat barley and grated yam lunch, Jurokusaizen

Budget: Lunch from 2,000 yen

Accessibility Information

• The entrance is an automatic door.

• Wheelchair-accessible toilet available (interior dimensions 210 x 192 cm, with bidet).

• There are tables available where wheelchair users can sit.

About Guide Services

The driver will also serve as your guide. Please note that depending on parking conditions, it may not be possible to provide guidance outside the vehicle. Also, please be aware that the number of languages ​​spoken may be limited.

If you require a dedicated guide, we can arrange this for you. Please feel free to contact us.

Please read before making a reservation.

• Please inform us of the wheelchair size and weight (manual/electric) when making your reservation.

• The itinerary may be adjusted depending on weather and traffic conditions.

• The event will be held even in the event of rain.

• To ensure smooth communication on the day of the event, please be sure to register for WhatsApp or LINE.

Cancellation Policy

Up to 48 hours prior: Full refund

24-48 hours prior: 50% refund

Within 24 hours: No refunds.

Enjoy worry-free, barrier-free travel with Flat Travel!

Are you giving up on traveling because of your age or physical concerns?

Flat Travel offers barrier-free travel that can be enjoyed with complete peace of mind by those who require care, the elderly, and their families. We provide total support from pre-departure preparations to your return home, tailored to each customer's physical condition and requests.

• Barrier-Free Planning (Free Creation):
  We create plans that incorporate detailed barrier-free information not found on general travel websites. We also adjust the frequency of breaks and travel times to minimize physical strain.

• Experienced caregivers and nurses can accompany you on your trip,
  providing professional care such as wheelchair transfers, bathing and toileting assistance, and meal support. This reduces the burden on your family and ensures a safe and comfortable journey.

• 24-hour support system:
  In the event of any health problems or other issues during your trip, you can contact our support team via LINE. Depending on the situation, we can also arrange consultations with doctors, providing expert backup.

Important Notes