Explore Tokyo by electric bike on a guided cycling tour through a mix of historic neighborhoods and modern districts. Ride past well-known landmarks, experience the lively streets of Akihabara, and visit the Ryogoku area, known for its connection to sumo wrestling.
Highlight of the trip! Such a fun tour. I wish the afternoon tour was available for me to do it, but sadly it was sold out (no wonder why ;) ). Even though they ride on the left side, it is very safe and easy to bike in Tokyo. Bikes are electric, so don’t worry about the hills. Bring extra water (if you do it in summer) and enjoy!
Ruth F
September 4, 2026
The best city cycle tour we've done
We've done a lot of city cycle tours but this one would be one of the very best we've done. We did the morning 3-hour tour with Yoshito (English-speaking guide) and she was absolutely wonderful. E-bikes made the tour effortless while we explored the main sites of Tokyo Station, the Imperial palace and many other places. Probably the most interesting was the tiny Shinto shrine and local communities were no cars can go. We stopped for a sweet treat too. Yoshito provided a brilliant commentary and was exceptionally good at keeping us together and moving through traffic and pedestrians. We always felt safe, but you do in Japan anyway. We will be back to do another cycle tour.
Ian B
September 10, 2026
Ruth F
September 4, 2026
Must do! Do not hesitate!
Highlight of the trip! Such a fun tour. I wish the afternoon tour was available for me to do it, but sadly it was sold out (no wonder why ;) ). Even though they ride on the left side, it is very safe and easy to bike in Tokyo. Bikes are electric, so don’t worry about the hills. Bring extra water (if you do it in summer) and enjoy!
Ian B
September 10, 2026
The best city cycle tour we've done
We've done a lot of city cycle tours but this one would be one of the very best we've done. We did the morning 3-hour tour with Yoshito (English-speaking guide) and she was absolutely wonderful. E-bikes made the tour effortless while we explored the main sites of Tokyo Station, the Imperial palace and many other places. Probably the most interesting was the tiny Shinto shrine and local communities were no cars can go. We stopped for a sweet treat too. Yoshito provided a brilliant commentary and was exceptionally good at keeping us together and moving through traffic and pedestrians. We always felt safe, but you do in Japan anyway. We will be back to do another cycle tour.
