Excursion (wheelchair accessible) tokyo, a journey through culture, technology and timeless sights tour at Tokyo

This tour is specially designed for guests who utilize a wheelchair.

Enjoy a panoramic drive through Ginza explore buzzing Akihabara, discover Asakusa and Senso-ji on a guided walking tour, pass the Ryogoku Sumo Stadium and take in Daiba Waterfront and the Rainbow Bridge.

Ginza, Luxury Boutiques, Innovative Architecture

Begin your fully accessible Tokyo experience with pick-up at the cruise pier, followed by a panoramic short drive through Ginza, Japan’s premier district for luxury boutiques, fine dining, and innovative architecture. Enjoy the elegant cityscape from the comfort of your accessible vehicle.

Akihabara’s Vibrant Signs and Themed Shops

Continue to Akihabara with a short drive, the world-famous hub for electronics, anime, and gaming culture. Here you’ll have free time to explore flat, easily navigable streets filled with vibrant signs, themed shops, and unique photo opportunities.

Asakusa, Senso-ji Temple, Nakamise-dori

Next, travel to Asakusa, Tokyo’s historic heart. Your guide will lead you on an accessible tour of Senso-ji Temple, the city’s oldest Buddhist temple, and Nakamise-dori, a lively street lined with craft stalls and traditional snacks. The route is step-free, with smooth surfaces suitable for wheelchairs and mobility devices.

Ryogoku Sumo Stadium, Tokyo Bay, Rainbow Bridge

Following the temple visit, enjoy a narrated drive-by of Ryogoku Sumo Stadium, an emblem of Japan’s ancient sporting tradition and home to grand sumo tournaments. Your journey continues with a scenic drive along Tokyo Bay, showcasing the futuristic Daiba Waterfront before crossing the Rainbow Bridge, offering excellent views of the skyline, water, and modern city landmarks.

The tour concludes with a comfortable short drive to the cruise pier, completing a half-day experience that blends culture, technology, history, and spectacular city vistas—all within a fully accessible format.

Note

Please Note: This tour is fully accessible and suitable for guests with limited mobility or full-time wheelchair/scooter users, with an accessible van equipped with a lift and capacity for one full-time wheelchair user plus additional able-bodied guests. Full time wheelchair users, are kindly requested to contact shoreconcierge@silversea.com in order to provide further details and determine if the tour is suitable for them. Terrain in both Akihabara and Asakusa is flat with restroom access available, photography and video are permitted at all sites. Traffic conditions may slightly adjust the timing, all scheduled inclusions will be maintained. Japanese yen is required for any purchases: guests are advised to exchange money at the airport prior the cruise. Local Tour Guides tend to have a strong accent therefore we urge flexibility.