We're delighted to offer you a private transfer service from hotels in Tokyo to Tokyo Disneyland with our comfortable cars!
We are always striving to enhance your travel experience, and we have carefully designed a service that goes beyond mere transportation—it is the beginning of an unforgettable adventure. We recognize that the true essence of an unforgettable journey is not only the destination but also the ease and comfort of getting there, so we provide a premium one-way transfer service from your hotel to Tokyo Disneyland.
You can choose to go from your hotel to the park, or from the park back to your hotel. If you choose the former, our professional driver will wait for you at the parking lot of your hotel on time, and ensure you arrive at Tokyo Disneyland safely and conveniently with a comfortable vehicle and attentive service. If you choose the latter, our professional driver will wait for you at the designated location outside Disneyland on time, and take you back to your hotel to rest with a comfortable vehicle and attentive service.
We also offer premium round-trip transfers from your hotel to Tokyo Disneyland.
To ensure your trip is both smooth and exciting, our packages include round-trip transfers designed to make your journey from your hotel to Tokyo Disneyland as stress-free as possible. Our professional drivers will be waiting at your hotel parking lot on time and will ensure you arrive at Disneyland safely and conveniently with comfortable vehicles and attentive service. When you finish your day of sightseeing, our driver will be waiting for you, park the vehicle at a designated pick-up point outside the park that is easy for you to find, and then calmly take you back to your hotel to rest.
The tour will begin at 08:00am outside of Shinjuku station where you will meet your tour guide. You will meet outside of Shinjuku station’s SOUTH GATE. Once everybody has arrived, you will officially start the tour and your tour guide will escort you to the first destination!
We will board the train from Shinjuku departing for Fujisawa station. The journey will take approximately 60 minutes. From there we will hop on the iconic local train travelling to Kamakura station known as Enoden by the locals. This quaint train car makes you feel like you’ve stepped back in time to a retro era gone by, and is an attraction in itself for the Kamakura area!
Once we have arrived at Kamakura station, we will begin walking to our first destination, a beautiful temple tucked away from central Kamakura famed for its stunning bamboo forest, statues and tea house. The walk will take approximately 30 minutes, where you will walk along a river and pass by many traditional houses. At the temple, your guide will tell you about the temple’s history and significance, as well as the importance of tea culture and the tea ceremony in Japan. We will walk around the temple grounds, and then you will experience a matcha and wasanbon (traditional Japanese sweet) experience in the Temple tea house overlooking the bamboo forest. Slowly sip your matcha and enjoy the tranquil atmosphere.
After the temple, we will walk for 20 minutes back to central Kamakura and to our second destination, a famous shrine in the heart of Kamakura. Famed for its large red Torii gate and beautiful bridges as you enter the shrine complex. Here, we will spend 30 minutes learning about the Shrine’s history and feeding the resident Koi in the Shrine’s pond!
Next, we will take a short walk of 5 minutes to the main shopping and eating district of Kamakura! Here your guide will give you an introduction to the area and recommend local foods to try! This is also where you will have your lunch break, so please enjoy your free time exploring, trying street food and picking up the perfect souvenir of your day! There is so much choice, from sweet treats to savoury items to tempt you!
After your lunch break, we will take a walk to our fourth destination and probably the most famous in all of Kamakura! A temple known for its great Buddha statue in the centre of the temple complex! As part of the tour, you will be able to enter the great Buddha and feel the amazing power and scale of the statue and see the giant ’Waraji’ (sandals of the Buddha!)
It is now time to venture over to Enoshima island! We will take a short walk of 5 minutes from the temple to Hase train station to get back on the Enoden train. The journey will take approximately 23 minutes to arrive in Enoshima! However, the views on this train journey are truly breathtaking. The train winds around the picturesque streets like a snake and alongside the sea, where you can watch the ocean, people surfing and locals enjoying the beach.
Once we have arrived in Enoshima, we will walk along its beautiful stretch of coastline. Very popular with local people and tourists alike, this stretch of coastline offers the best views of Enoshima island and on very fair weather days you can see Mount Fuji! On Enoshima Island, we will visit Enoshima Shrine and its Observatory to take in panoramic views of the Pacific ocean and Japanese coastline!
After the relaxing walk along the sea, and after enjoying the views at the top of Enoshima shrine and observatory, we will walk back to Katase Enoshima station. Depending on the time of year, we may catch the sunset as we leave Enoshima island! We will then get a train back to Fujisawa station and board our train back to Shinjuku! So sit back, relax and enjoy the return journey.
Inlcusions:
Enoshima Kamakura Freepass to cover all your transport for the tour
Bamboo Temple admission fee and, tea and sweet experience
Japanese Koi feeding fee
Great Buddha temple admission fee and entrance fee to go inside of the Great Buddha
Enoshima island escalators and observatory admission fees
Local English speaking guide
The tour will begin at 9.30am inside Yotsuya-Sanchome train station where you will meet your tour guide. You will meet directly outside of the ticket gates at the yellow information board directly in front of you to the left side. Once everybody has arrived, you will officially start the tour and your tour guide will escort you to the first destination! Enjoy a guided tour at a local history museum dedicated to Shinjuku’s past and development over time. We will journey from early Japan all the way to modern times to understand how Shinjuku has become one of the busiest and most exciting entertainment districts on earth. Remember to take photos with the impressive to scale replicas at the museum!
We will then walk to Shinjuku Gyoen Park and Gardens to enjoy the tranquility and nature that this popular destination provides to locals looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the world’s most populated city! A guided tour on the history and development of the park will be provided and you will then enjoy a matcha and traditional Japanese sweet experience at the Park’s own tea room.
Next, we will make a quick stop at a local shrine tucked away from the craziness of the city. This beautiful shrine will make you feel like you’ve stepped out of Tokyo where you can enjoy the peace and stunning shrine architecture.
It is now your lunch time! Here, we will walk to Golden Gai and Kabukicho, Shinjuku’s lively entertainment centre. Golden Gai is a small area lined with small traditional Izakaya and bars, and makes for a great photo opportunity. You will have a guided tour with an introduction to the history of the area and how it became the entertainment district of Tokyo and Izakaya culture. You will then enjoy exploring and trying some local food at your leisure on your lunch break! Remember to look up and wave to Godzilla!
We will now take a short train journey to Harajuku station from Shinjuku. We will start with Meiji Jingu Shrine. Enjoy a guided tour around this beautiful shrine complex learning about its history and significance. You will also learn about the Japanese tradition of Omikuji (fortunes) and Omamori (lucky charms) in Japan. Next, we will go across to the vibrant and quirky area of Harajuku, known for its kawaii culture, sweet treats and shopping. Your guide will tell you all about how Harajuku shaped modern Japanese society today. You will have free time to shop, eat and take photos.
Next, we will walk down to the centre of Shibuya to visit its famous and iconic landmarks. Soak in the busy and bright atmosphere here as you experience the busiest crossing in the world, learn about Japan’s most famous dog, take in panoramic views of Shibuya and visit an urban park frequented by the locals. Our tour will then conclude at Shibuya station.
Inclusions:
The tour will begin at 08:15am inside of Hamacho train station where you will meet your tour guide. You will meet directly outside of the ticket gates by the green vending machine opposite. Once everybody has arrived, you will officially start the tour and your tour guide will escort you to the first destination!
Your first destination will be a traditional Sumo Beya (Training Room) where you will have the exciting opportunity to watch Sumo train! Please note that this is real training and the Sumo cannot be disturbed. Therefore visitors can only watch from outside through the large viewing windows. You cannot enter the Sumo Beya. Depending on the Sumo’s schedule after training, they sometimes come outside for photo opportunities with the visitors.
Once you have watched the exciting sport of Sumo, you will then move onto your next destination by taking a short train journey to the famous Tsukiji Outer Market. Opened in 1935, it is steeped in history and iconic in Tokyo. The market has been providing Tokyo’s eateries with their fresh seafood, fish and sushi for decades. As this is an early starting tour, it is recommended you pick up some breakfast here! A foodie paradise, you will find everything from sushi, wagyu, fresh fruit and sweet potatoes here! The market isn’t huge, so your guide will show you around before you enjoy some free time to sample the culinary delights on offer!
From Tsukiji Outer Market, we will take a walk to a famous and beautiful Edo period Japanese garden. Built in 1654 by the Shogunate family of the Tokugawa clan, the gardens sit at the mouth of the Sumida river. It makes for the perfect getaway from the hustle and bustle of busy Tokyo. You will enjoy a guided introduction to the gardens and its history before having some free time to walk around and enjoy the gardens yourself. We will then all meet back up to enjoy a Japanese tea and wagashi (Japanese sweet) experience in a traditional tea house in the gardens. Please enjoy the serene views of the gardens as you drink your matcha and eat your wagashi.
Once you have enjoyed your tea and escape in nature, we will walk to our next destination. Half way through our walk, your lunch break/coffee break is scheduled for one hour for you to eat and drink, and relax.
After your break we will walk for another 10 minutes to our next destination, an historic Buddhist temple founded in 1393. The temple grounds and surrounding park are expansive, with Tokyo Tower standing directly behind the temple. Tokyo’s oldest wooden building also stands here, dating back to 1622. Your guide will give you a tour of the temple and its history. The tour also includes a Sutra copying experience at the temple. Whether you’re spiritual or not, this experience provides you a moment of peace and calm where you will copy your sutra inside the temple, and can enjoy the smell of incense burning. Once you’re finished, you can take your Sutra copy to the temple staff to receive a Goshuin (temple stamp) of the temple which makes for a great souvenir! You can also enjoy free time here to look around and take photos. There is a Buddhist treasure museum and the Tokugawa family Mausoleum you can visit for an additional charge.
Our final stop will be one of Tokyo’s most iconic and famous landmarks, Tokyo Tower. Built in 1958, this is Tokyo’s oldest observatory and has a wonderful retro feel to it. Enjoy the panoramic views of the sprawling city below before we conclude our tour and walk back to the nearby station of Akabanebashi where the tour will finish. Your tour guide will happily assist you with any questions on trains and transport for your return journey.
Book our bundle with an entrance ticket to Tokyo Disneyland and a one-way transfer service to and from your hotel.
Enjoy transportation in a comfortable private car before or after having a fun day with the whole family or your friends. In Tokyo Disneyland, immerse yourself in the world of beloved Disney stories at Tokyo Disneyland with a full-day entry ticket.
Visit seven themed lands that feature seasonal decorations and parades. Ride thrilling attractions and see dazzling shows.
You can immediately start enjoying the park's outdoor and indoor activities including rides, games, sports, shops, and eateries. Walk the resort’s colorful avenues filled with shops and stop at one of the restaurants to experience Japan's unique spirit of hospitality.
Schedule
Pick-up from hotel at 7am and drop-off from park at 8pm.
Book our bundle with an entrance ticket to Tokyo DisneySea and transfer service to and from your hotel.
Enjoy transportation in a comfortable private car from the Hotel with the whole family or your friends.
Welcome to Tokyo DisneySea, where imagination and adventure set sail!
This is the world’s one-and-only Disney theme park themed to the sea. In just 15 minutes by train from Tokyo Station, you’ll find yourself transported into a completely different realm, featuring diverse attractions filled with a sense of adventure, discovery, and wonder. You can also enjoy entertainment that will captivate your imagination, and delight in relaxing meals paired with alcoholic beverages. This is one of the world’s largest theme parks that will bring joy to everyone, both children and adults alike.
The JR East Pass (Nagano, Niigata Area) is a convenient rail pass offering unlimited travel on JR East trains within the Nagano and Niigata regions for 5 consecutive days. Ideal for tourists exploring central Japan, this pass provides access to popular destinations like the Japanese Alps, hot springs, and coastal towns.
Key Highlights:
- Unlimited travel on JR East trains (including limited express and local trains) in the designated areas.
- Valid for 5 consecutive days from the first day of use.
- Covers famous locations like Nagano (home to Zenko-ji Temple and the snow monkeys), and Niigata (known for stunning rice fields, ski resorts, and Sado Island).
- Available to foreign tourists with a temporary visitor visa.
- Easy access to local attractions and the option to reserve seats on some limited express services.
- This pass is perfect for those looking to explore the beauty and cultural richness of Nagano and Niigata, offering a cost-effective and hassle-free way to travel by train.
The JR East Pass (Tohoku Area) is a discounted rail pass available to foreign tourists, offering unlimited travel on JR trains across the Tohoku region and parts of the Kanto area of Japan.
This pass is valid for five consecutive days and is ideal for travelers looking to explore the northern region of Honshu, which is known for its scenic landscapes, hot springs, and historical sites.
Conditions:
- Only available to holders of a temporary visitor visa.
- Non-transferable and must be used on five consecutive days starting from the first day of use.
- The pass must be presented along with a passport when boarding JR trains.
- The JR East Pass (Tohoku Area) offers travelers an economical and flexible way to explore the natural beauty, hot springs, festivals, and cultural heritage of Tohoku, making it an excellent choice for adventurers looking to venture off the beaten path in northern Japan.
The Japan Rail Pass, often referred to as the JR Pass is a special ticket available exclusively for foreign tourists visiting Japan. It offers unlimited travel on the extensive Japan Railways (JR) network, including the famous Shinkansen bullet trains, local trains, and certain buses and ferries operated by JR.
The JR Pass is available in various durations—7, 14, or 21 consecutive days—and offers two classes: Ordinary and Green (First Class). This pass is highly economical for travellers planning to explore multiple regions in Japan, providing the flexibility and convenience of hopping on and off JR trains without the need for individual tickets.
Benefits of the Japan Rail Pass include:
Unlimited Travel: Freedom to travel across the JR network without worrying about ticket prices for each journey.
Ease of Use: Simply show your pass at manned gates to access trains.
Cost-Effective: Significant savings compared to buying individual tickets, especially for long-distance travel.
Flexibility: Ability to change travel plans without penalties.
Comfort: Access to comfortable and efficient train services, including the iconic Shinkansen.
To use the JR Pass, travellers must purchase an Exchange Order before arriving in Japan, which can then be exchanged for the actual pass at designated JR offices within the country. It's an ideal choice for those looking to experience the rich culture, stunning landscapes, and diverse cities of Japan in a convenient and economical manner.
Ease of use: Once the voucher is exchanged, the automatic gate can be used. Seat reservations can be made at the ‘Reserved seat ticket machine’. Eligibility: Non-Japanese nationals visiting Japan as a temporary visitor. The official physical voucher will be sent to the home address three weeks before the departure date.
How to get the Official Physical Exchange Voucher:
The following information must be provided to the supplier:
• Photocopy of customer passport information
• Shipping home address of official physical exchange voucher (The guest must bring physical exchange voucher to the exchange counters in Japan). The rate includes a shipping fee.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
Once at a JR office, you will be asked to show your passport (the JR staff will look for the Temporary visitor stamp/sticker) and your Japan Rail PHYSICAL voucher (EXCHANGE ORDER). After your personal data has been verified, you will be asked to select the activation date of your pass. This can be up to 30 days following the exchange date.
After activating your JR Pass, you will be able to use it on all JR trains, buses, and ferry services. Shinkansen high-speed trains are also covered. For detailed information on the JR Offices, their location and opening times, take a look at the https://japanrailpass.net/en/exchange/
- Traveling with oversized baggage - please reserve a seat in advance with an oversized baggage area or a seat with an oversized baggage compartment before boarding.
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