Tokyo Seaside Afternoon
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Cross Tokyo Bay by Water Bus to see the Statue of Liberty at popular new spot Odaiba and then ride the fully-automated Yurikamome new transport system to the National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation, with hands-on exhibits showcasing cutting-edge technology. With pick-up and drop-off services at your hotel, this tour is a great way to get around when you are not familiar with the city (service not available at some hotels). |  |
| Course No. | A312 |
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| Departure | Mar. 1–Nov. 30, 2008 (except Tue,. Thu., Sat.) |
| Estimated time | 13:40–17:10 |
| Meal | No meals included |
| Fare | Adult 3,500 yen/Child 1,800 yen |
Hamamatsucho Bus Terminal (13:40)
Water-Bus (Hinode to Daiba)
This is a boat trip linking Hinode Pier with Daiba, which is like a futuristic city. This course features stylish shops as well as amusement parks and other entertainment areas. A very popular option is the night tour, where you can savor the magic of the illuminated nightscape.
Odaiba
Odaiba is a tourist spot that has become a must-see part of the Tokyo experience. It offers a host of sights and attractions such as Odaiba Seaside Park and a thermal spring theme park, as well as Japan's highest Ferris wheel in a shopping mall.
Yurikamome (Daiba to Telecom Center)
A driverless railway linking the heart of the metropolis and the new Tokyo waterfront subcenter that operates using state-of-the-art technology. From the carriages that travel on rails constructed approximately 15 meters above the ground you can enjoy the scenery of the magnificent Tokyo Bay waterfront.
National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation
A science museum where visitors can come into contact with the most advanced science and technology. Hands-on exhibits are the main focus, so that everyone can enjoy the experience. A must-see is the planetarium, reflecting five million stars.
Hamamatsucho Bus Terminal （17:10）
Hotel drop-off （17:30-18:30）
