Top 8 Tokyo Tuk Tuk Tours

1.Tokyo Asakusa Rickshaw Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 1,375 reviews · from $42Our pick

Explore Asakusa by private rickshaw with an English or Japanese-speaking driver, subject to availability. Choose a 30-minute to three-hour route through shrines, old entertainment streets, gardens, and riverside viewpoints. Guides such as Koko, Takumi, Nene, and Yusuke are praised for humor, photos, and local insight.

“This tour took our time in Tokyo from good to amazing! It was by far our best experience there. You get a comprehensive and informative tour of the city. You are treated with respect and politeness. You are warm (seatwarmers & rugs), comfortable and safe. You are entertainRead more”

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2.Asakusa Sightseeing Tour by Rickshaw

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 195 reviews · 30 - 190 minutes · from $35Best value

See Asakusa from a rickshaw seat with an English- or Japanese-speaking guide. Routes may include Asakusa Shrine, Bentendo Hall, Sumida Park, Denpoin Street, Rokku, and Hanakawado. Choose a 30-minute introduction or a longer private ride with photo stops and local stories.

“10000/10 recommend!!! We had an absolute blast with Ryu Buchi!!! We learned a lot about the Asakusa area and he was even singing Bieber songs with my daughter!!! We would absolutely recommend this to anyone coming to Tokyo!! Asakusa MUST DO!!!”

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3.Asakusa, Tokyo: Rickshaw Experience and Highlights Walking tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 47 reviews · from $35

Spend about three and a half hours exploring Asakusa with a guide, visiting Kaminarimon, Nakamise, Senso-ji, Hanayashiki Street, Nishi Sando, and Hoppy Street. The rickshaw option adds a roughly 20-minute ride through east Asakusa, with photos and Tokyo Skytree views.

“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.”

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4.Ride a rickshaw wearing a kimono in Asakusa! Enjoy authentic traditional culture!

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 14 reviews · from $52

At Asakusa Kimono Rental HANAKA, a nationally qualified hairdresser helps dress you in a kimono or seasonal yukata, complete with hair styling, sandals, and a drawstring bag. A rickshaw then collects you for a commemorative photo and roughly 12-minute ride. Get off near Kaminarimon and Sensoji Temple, then explore Asakusa until the 6pm return.

“The extra 2,200 yen they required us to pay because we had large breasts was annoying. It felt like a ruse. The owner woman was very pushy, but her staff were lovely and the rickshaw driver was awesome.”

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5.Sushi Making Tokyo with Traditional Rickshaw Ride Tour in Asakusa

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 12 reviews · from $156

Make sushi with an English-speaking instructor, enjoy the meal, then see Asakusa from a traditional rickshaw. Guides such as Shogo and Hero are noted for warm hospitality and entertaining stories. The tour begins and ends near Kaminarimon and suits most participants.

“There are many tours in Asakusa, but I highly recommend this one. The staff’s hospitality was excellent. Thank you for a wonderful time!”

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6.Asakusa tour by rickshaw

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 11 reviews · 10 min

You’ll ride privately through Asakusa with an English, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese, or Traditional Chinese-speaking driver. Expect a high-up view, photo stops near major sights, short local history stories, and practical restaurant and shopping tips. Nana is one guide praised for her warm, informative hosting.

“These guys were super fun! I highly recommend especially with kids.”

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7.Asakusa Highlights Walking (OP : Rickshaw Experience)

★★★★★★★★★★3.5 · 4 reviews · from $93

Meet your English-speaking guide at the Asakusa Culture Tourist Information Center for a three-hour small-group tour of Asakusa. Walk through Kaminarimon, Nakamise Street, Senso-ji, and Asakusa Shrine, with an optional reserved 20-minute rickshaw ride and photo stops along the way.

“Liked the tour route but had difficulty understanding and hearing our guide. And there were only 4 guests. Also, guide was short and did not use any sort of held up sign to find her in the throngs of people on a busy Saturday in cherry blossom season,”

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8.Tokyo Vegan Tour : Miso Making, Tea Ceremony, Rickshaw Ride

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 2 reviews · 4 hours · from $62

Meet at Daimon Station and spend four hours making vegan miso or onigiri, tasting amazake, joining a matcha ceremony at Kōdōin, riding a rickshaw near Tokyo Tower, and sampling sake. English-speaking guide Konomi leads the private experience, with expert hosts at several stops.

“Konomi was a fantastic guide who was knowledgable, approachable and spoke perfect English. The Miso making/Sake tasting/triangle rice making was very interactive. Shortly after we got a tour of the Mita Tower area on the human pulled rickshaw which looked like hard work but was very comfortable for us. We felt like king and queen. The tea ceremony was very authentic but also friendly. We enjoyed our fun filled day. As someone who is often critical of the value for money of tours, I'd say this package offers good value for money.”

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