[2025 Tokyo ] Travel Guide for Tokyo Cruise Asakusa Pier (Updated Apr)

Highlights: - Hop aboard the magnificent Symphony cruise ship for a delightful tour of the busy Tokyo; - Bask in the fascinating views of Rainbow Bridge, Tokyo Tower, Skytree, and other sights; - Feast upon a delicious selection of snacks from savoury to sweet or go with just hot tea and coffee; - Take beautiful photos of the city's skyline from the water and avoid all the hassle of land transport. What to expect ? See Tokyo’s signature skyline from the water as you explore the city on a relaxing bay cruise departing from Hinode Terminal. Hop aboard the majestic Symphony cruise ship and sail past some of the city’s most iconic sights including Rainbow Bridge, Tokyo Tower, Skytree and more. Pair your sightseeing experience with delicious food served onboard: choose from a cake set (perfect for those with a sweet tooth), a croissan set (for those looking for something more substantial) or go with just coffee or tea to focus entirely on the views 💞Reasons to Recommend: Highly recommended it was a great experience to have this cruise experience in Toyko you get to see and take pictures with rainbow bridge in Tokyo! 🍀❤️ bring coat with you thou it can get cold and I took cab there may be challenging to figure out how to get there via public transport. 📍Address: 1 Chome-1-1 Hanakawado, Taito City, Tokyo 111-0033, Janpan #travel #beachlife #tokyotrip #tokyojapan #tokyocruise

#tokyocruise #tokyojapan #japantrip #japan Tokyo cruise offers a unique and scenic way to explore the city, allowing visitors to experience Tokyo from its waterways, such as the Sumida River, Tokyo Bay, and the network of canals. Here’s a quick overview: What to Expect: Scenic Views: A Tokyo cruise provides beautiful views of both modern and traditional Tokyo. You'll see iconic landmarks like Tokyo Skytree, Rainbow Bridge, Odaiba, and the futuristic architecture around Tokyo Bay, as well as more traditional areas like Asakusa. Different Routes: There are various cruise options: Sumida River Cruises: Popular for connecting the historic district of Asakusa with the futuristic Odaiba area. Tokyo Bay Cruises: These offer a broader view of the city’s skyline, including views of Tokyo Tower and the Rainbow Bridge, often with dinner or sunset options. Night Cruises: These offer breathtaking views of the illuminated Tokyo skyline, perfect for a romantic evening or a relaxing end to a day of sightseeing. Cultural and Relaxing Experience: Cruises can be a calm and relaxing way to escape the city’s hustle, all while enjoying the sights. Some cruises offer onboard entertainment or commentary, providing insight into Tokyo’s history and culture. Unique Boats: Some cruises use traditional-style boats, while others offer futuristic, spaceship-like vessels with glass ceilings, such as the Himiko and Hotaluna, designed by manga artist Leiji Matsumoto. Pros: Relaxing and Scenic: A great way to see the city without the hustle of the streets. Unique Perspective: You get a different view of Tokyo’s architecture, bridges, and skyline. Variety: Cruises range from short, affordable rides to luxurious, dining-focused experiences. Cons: Weather Dependent: Rainy or cloudy days might affect visibility and overall enjoyment. Limited Route Options: While beautiful, some routes can be short or limited depending on the cruise company. Crowds: Some of the popular cruises can get crowded, especially during peak seasons. Overall, a Tokyo cruise is a great way to relax while taking in the sights of this dynamic city, offering a blend of modern and traditional views in a peaceful, enjoyable setting.

After finding Mr. Fuji-san, today I will take you to the city. To tell the truth, I walked around taking pictures and eating according to the reviews. Which angle is better? Which restaurant is better? Let's start! The angle of the building that many people in Tokyo must have is the building with what looks like a golden cloud. Some people say it's cigarette smoke, some say it's beer foam. Until now, I still don't know what it is, but when I came, I took a picture. 55555 Next, I had to walk to Shibucha Intersection. I didn't know where to go. When the light turned red, I walked, walked, walked without any destination, but I had to cross this intersection. 55555 I walked 2-3 times. The first time was a picture, the second time was a video. Why did I do it? I was confused myself. When you come to Tokyo, you have to come here. You have to see the red lanterns on Asakusa Day. I have to say that I didn't get any pictures from this angle. There were so many people. Everyone wanted to take pictures from this angle. Taking a picture of 1 person, but got hundreds of millions of friends in the frame. I was surprised how people who got beautiful pictures from this angle did it. I want one too. And then bankruptcy came to my wallet. Akihabara area, wow, there's everything. Coin machines, huh? Claw machines, all kinds of models are available for everyone to have fun exchanging coins and putting in, putting in, putting in again, going around like this for 2-3 hours. I walked out of here almost broke, but it was so much fun and enjoyable. In the end, the army marches on its stomach. When I entered the shop, I ordered like disaster victims, lol. Sushi, salmon, tuna, everything was served, but I can tell you it was worth it. The price was reasonable because we ate at the fish market, but I can't remember the name. If anyone comes to visit, I recommend it. The food is fresh and delicious. This post will end with some desserts. The strawberry custard was the best. So delicious~ Japan is still my favorite country. I can go back and forth many times (if I have money, lol). If anyone has any food or dessert shops, please come and share the deliciousness. ❤️ #TravelAbroad #TravelJapan #Japan #Tokyo

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Yesterday, I had a wonderful experience with the Tokyo Cruise from Asakusa Pier — truly unforgettable! The staff were incredibly helpful. Just a heads-up: if you’re booking your tickets through Trip.com, the staff might not immediately be aware that bookings can be made via the app. It’s best to arrive a bit early to show your booking number and name so they can issue your ticket smoothly ❤️

The Tokyo Cruise from Asaka Pier was a truly unique experience! Gliding down the Sumida River offered breathtaking views of iconic landmarks like Tokyo Skytree and the Rainbow Bridge. The city skyline shimmered as we cruised by, and the commentary provided insightful historical and cultural context. It was a relaxing and enjoyable way to see a different side of Tokyo. Highly recommend! #familytravel I hope this review is helpful!

A fantastic experience at the Tokyo Cruise from Asakusa Pier! The futuristic and immersive design of the boats, especially the Himiko and Hotaruna designed by Leiji Matsumoto, often feels like stepping into a world of science fiction. The unique interior, panoramic windows, create the sensation of being inside a submarine, while still allowing you to enjoy the aquatic views. The opportunity to go on deck and take in the breathtaking scenery of Tokyo must have been a perfect complement to the adventure.

Tokyo is very easy to travel around. The exchange rate is very good. If you go with friends, everything will be cheaper. The people are very nice, polite, and orderly. I am very impressed.

As you glide along the Sumida River, the views are nothing short of spectacular. You'll see iconic landmarks like the Tokyo Skytree and the historic Senso-ji Temple framed by the serene waters. The contrast of modern skyscrapers against traditional architecture is a photographer's dream.

📍Address: Tokyo Cruise, 1 Chome-2-7 Hanakawado, Taito City, Tokyo 111-0033 📍Key Points This is a water bus that my friend booked because he wanted to go to Rainbow Bridge! It's just the same as water taxis. The reservation method is simple and easy, so I did it in Korea. I chose any boat and time because the time is more important than the type of boat, but I won a vintage-style boat instead of the futuristic-looking boat that other blogs reviewed! It was rainy, so it felt even more romantic. I actually liked it :) Some people buy beer or food in advance and ride, but you can also order food on the lower floor. ㅎ.ㅎ Try it once by taking the Asakusa to Odaiba course. I totally recommend it. ㅋㅋ If the weather is clear, you can go out on the boat. 📍Average price per person: Tokyo Cruise website reservation: about 14,000 won per person 📍Rating: 4/5 #Japan travel #Tokyo travel

We enjoyed the boat ride. It’s nice for a day tour going to odaiba marine park. quiet to stand on the upper deck of Emeraldas ship.. It runs from Azumabashi Bridge in Asakusa to Odaiba Seaside Park. Beyond the Sumidagawa River, the roof converts into a deck where passengers can enjoy a view of the Port of Tokyo area. Take a deep breath. Don't forget to exhale all your worries about adulting.☺️ 📍Address:1 Chome-1-1 Hanakawado, Taito City, Tokyo 111-0033 #Tokyo #Asakusatokyocruise #TokyoDaytour #cruiseship #Sumidariver #odaiba

It was great trip in Japan Asakusa pier. Ship was nice and comfortable enjoyable nice views and scenery

It is the most special water transportation I have ever seen, there is a captain and vice-captain, inside gives you a very high-tech feeling to give you a very high-tech feeling, so that you feel that you are not riding a boat, but equipped with future high-tech superplane, wine and food provided, and souvenirs to buy, but it is recommended to buy tickets before going, and check the water bus schedule

March 2018 #TokyoTravel After looking around #Asakusa, I had to go to my next destination, #Odaiba. The method I chose was #TokyoCruise. Because it has the effect of killing two birds with one stone by seeing the Sumida River and riding a cruise ship. It was fun to see Tokyo's landmarks such as Tokyo Tower and Rainbow Bridge, and I was able to arrive at Odaiba while saving time. I had to transfer once in the middle, but that was also a fun experience. #Japan #JapanTravel #WorldTravel #Tokyo #Tokyo #東京

When I went to Odaiba from Tokyo, I could have taken the subway, but I took a water taxi on purpose🛥️🛥️ ▪️Boarded on the Tokyo Cruise ▪️The ships you can take differ depending on the time zone ➡️I took the Emerald at 11 AM considering the time zone ▪️I made a reservation in Korea and went there⭐️⭐️ ➡️People who didn't buy tickets in advance were already lining up early but I couldn't get on the same ship because there were no seats ▪️It takes about 50 minutes ▪️It's so nice to be able to look around outside on the ship in between ⭐️⭐️You can take the subway anytime, so I recommend taking a water taxi at least once #TokyoTravel

Sensoji Temple, or what everyone calls Asakusa Temple. The first place you can't miss is the 3-meter-high red lantern at the entrance to the temple. This is the highlight of the temple. Everyone will stop by to take pictures here. Walking further, you will see the temple itself, which is free to enter, and the 64-meter-high 5-story pagoda inside the temple stands out very majestically. This is a popular highlight for tourists because there are many souvenir shops, food, and souvenirs here. How to get to Asakusa Temple Tokyo Metro: Ginza Line Asakusa Station Exit 3 and walk straight until you reach the large intersection. You will find the entrance to the temple. Toei Subway: Asakusa Line Asakusa Station Exit A4. Get off the station, turn right and walk out onto the main road. Then turn left and walk straight to the intersection. You will find the entrance to Asakusa Temple. If you turn right, you will see the Sumida River view. #TravelJapan #Tokyo #AsakusaTemple

Hotaluna is a sightseeing steamship designed by Reiji Matsumoto. The spaceship-inspired exterior creates a futuristic feel. Hotaluna was named after the mysterious glow of fireflies dancing on the Sumida River on a moonlit night. It operates at Asakusa, Hinode Pier, and Odaiba Seaside Park. It can be difficult to board on the day during peak season, so we recommend making a reservation in advance. On this day, we were able to see the boat depart from Hinode Pier. The rooftop deck is open from Hinode Pier to Odaiba Seaside Park. Please note that it is not open on the route from Asakusa to Hinode Pier. #TokyoBayCruise #HinodePier #Halloween #Hotaluna #Cruise #AutumnTrip

A water bus designed by Matsumoto Reiji, the creator of Galaxy Express 999. It connects Odaiba Kaihin Koen and Asakusa. The floor of the ship is arranged with chairs and tables like a cafe, but depending on the number of passengers, you may not be able to sit down. You can use a corner called a compartment for a fee, so if you definitely want to sit down, it might be a good idea to make a reservation. The cafe was not operating due to the influence of COVID-19, so I regret not bringing a drink. The rooftop deck is very pleasant when it is sunny, but after crossing the Rainbow Bridge and around Hama Rikyu, you cannot go up to the rooftop deck because there are low bridges all the way. In other words, if you board from Odaiba Kaihin Koen, you can only go up to the rooftop deck at the beginning, and if you board from Asakusa, you can go up to the rooftop deck at the end. #TokyoCruise #Cruise #OdaibaKaihinPark #Asakusa #WaterBus #Tokyo #TokyoTourism

The water bus terminal connecting Odaiba and Asakusa is located at Tokyo Bay and the Sumida River. Although the sailing routes of each cruise ship are slightly different, they all allow you to see famous Tokyo landmarks such as the Tokyo Skytree, Rainbow Bridge, and the Asahi Group Headquarters Building. If you choose to take the ferry from Kasai Rinkai Park to Odaiba, you can also enjoy the Tokyo Gate Bridge, Tokyo Bay, and planes taking off and landing at Haneda Airport. The water bus we took this time was called Hotaluna, designed by Leiji Matsumoto, and its appearance resembles a spaceship. There is an observation deck on the boat, and at night, the boat emits a firefly-like glow that illuminates the Sumida River.

Had a great experience while ride on Tokyo Cruise Ship. You will see the beautiful city while sitting inside the cruise ship. This cruise ships are water bus operator in Tokyo. Unlike Tokyo Metropolitan Park Association, it’s another water bus operator. It is a privately owned company operating operating public transport. Highly recommended to try it or if you wants to go from one side to another side of Tokyo city with cheap rate #wintergetaway