Upon arriving at Haneda Airport from abroad, you can immediately join a Tokyo bus tour departing from Haneda Airport Garden.
We recommend the "Strolling Tokyo's Famous Landmarks: Imperial Palace, Asakusa, and Tokyo Tower" tour, offered by Hato Bus Tours.
Tour Booking Information and Important Notes
● For International Visitors ● ★ You can make a reservation at GTN located within Haneda Airport Garden.
Please note that due to our business hours, we are currently only accepting advanced bookings.
*Languages available: English, Chinese, and Japanese.
【Contact Information for GTN Haneda Airport Garden Store】
\- Hours: 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
\- TEL: 03-6822-3033
●For Residents in Japan ● Please visit the Hato Bus reservation website.
*Should you be residing in Japan, kindly reach out to us here .
*Kindly note that availability may vary depending on the schedule.
Itinerary for the One-Day "Strolling Tokyo's Famous Landmarks: Imperial Palace, Asakusa, and Tokyo Tower" Tour:
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directions_bus_filled Departure Point: Haneda Airport Garden 1F bus terminal
Departure Time: 9:20 AM
Travel Time: Approximately 1 hour to Tokyo's city center
*You may transfer to a different bus at Tokyo Station on the way.
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directions_bus_filled Experience this lush green oasis in the heart of Tokyo and immerse yourself in the tranquility it offers. After exploring and unwinding in the area, continue your adventure by heading to Asakusa for a delightful lunch. The bus ride to Asakusa will take about 30 minutes.
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At the renowned Asakusa, Tokyo restaurant Aoi Marushin, you'll be treated to exquisite tempura.
~ Menu ~
\- Tempura: 2 shrimp, whiting fish, eggplant, shishito peppers, and pumpkin
\- Chawanmushi: (Steamed egg custard)
\- Rice
\- Miso Soup
\- Pickled Vegetables
*On October 2nd, 17th, 24th, and 30th; November 6th, 21st, and 27th; December 4th, 6th, 11th, 20th, and 25th; January 15th, 22nd, and 29th; February 5th, 13th, 19th, and 26th; March 4th, 11th, and 19th, the lunch will be changed to tempura at “Sandai” in Asakusa.
*On October 10th and 27th; November 13th; January 9th, the lunch will be changed to beef hot pot at “Yonekyu” in Asakusa.
*Additionally, other changes might occur due to additional bus tours or other circumstances. Your meal might be served at other locations such as Asakusa Sansada (for tempura) or Asakusa Yonekyu (for beef hot pot).
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After lunch, enjoy some free time exploring Asakusa Kannon Temple and the bustling Nakamise shopping street.
Browse the various stores for unique Tokyo souvenirs!
directions_bus_filled Next, hop on the bus for a roughly 50-minute ride.
Along the way, you'll catch sight of landmarks such as Ueno Station, Kabuki-za Theater, Ginza, and the Diet Building, all visible from the comfort of your bus window.
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Tokyo Tower has long stood as a recognizable landmark of Tokyo. From the Main Deck, situated 150 meters above ground level, visitors can take in a breathtaking three-dimensional view of the city.
On the Main Deck, you'll find the observation café, Café La Tour, and a store that offers official merchandise. Take the time to relax with a cup of tea or indulge in a bit of shopping, all while enjoying the view.
directions_bus_filled After visiting Tokyo Tower, the journey continues back to Haneda Airport Garden, via Tokyo Station.
The bus ride will take about 60 minutes.
*You may transfer to a different bus at Tokyo Station on the way.
Arrival location: Haneda Airport Garden
Arrival time: around 4:20 PM
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Enjoy sightseeing Tokyo's top attractions on a Hato Bus tour when you come to Tokyo!
For more information on the tour featured in this article, please refer to 'Strolling Tokyo's Famous Landmarks: Imperial Palace, Asakusa, and Tokyo Tower' available on the Hato Bus website.
How to get to GTN Haneda Airport Garden Branch!
Directly connected to the arrival lobby of Haneda Airport International Terminal!
Walk straight towards the parking lot and bus stop from the 2nd floor arrival lobby, and you will see the entrance to Haneda Airport Garden.
From the Haneda Airport Garden entrance, walk straight through the passageway towards the hotel entrance.
When you see the Omotenashi Center (information counter), walk into the Haneda Sando on the right side of it and you will find our store.
For more detailed directions, check out the video below!
★How to get to GTN from Haneda Sando (English)★
