Tokyo: Private 2-Hour E-Bike Ride, City or Imperial Palace
Why this tour
What makes this walk different
Private tour, just your group
Only your group and your guide. Set your own pace, stop for the photo you want, and skip anything you don't care about.
Cover more ground on an e-bike
Pedal-assist e-bikes let you reach four landmarks across central Tokyo in two hours, far more ground than a walking tour could cover in the same time.
A handpicked landmark mix
Shinjuku's skyscraper district, Takeshita Street, Shibuya Scramble Crossing, and the ginkgo avenue of Meiji Jingu Gaien, all in one ride.
Meet the guides
Who will show you around
Trip Port guides are locals who love talking about Tokyo. Here is who might show you around.
What's included
Everything in the price
Not included: Food and drinks.
The walk
Stop by stop

Into the shadow of Shinjuku's skyscrapers
From the base it's a short ride into Nishi-Shinjuku, Tokyo's forest of high-rises. At Okido-higashi you're surrounded by the towers that define the skyline from almost anywhere in the city. Traffic moves fast here, so your guide picks the quieter side streets and crossings. It's a good first taste of how much ground an e-bike covers compared to walking.

Harajuku's busiest street
You'll dismount here and walk the bikes through, Takeshita Street is pedestrian-packed and built for browsing, not riding. Crepe stands, fashion boutiques, and photo spots line both sides, and the crowd is part of the experience. Your guide keeps the pace relaxed so you can take it in without losing the group. A few minutes later you're back on the bikes and moving again.

The busiest crossing in the world
Hundreds of people cross at once from every direction when the light changes, and the surrounding screens and storefronts make it one of the most photographed intersections anywhere. Your guide will point out a good vantage point to watch a full cycle before you walk through it yourself. It's a short stop, but it's the one most riders remember first.

Riding beneath the ginkgo trees
The last stop is the quietest: a long, straight avenue lined with mature ginkgo trees leading toward the Meiji Jingu Gaien sports complex. It's a calm way to close out a ride that started in the middle of Shinjuku's traffic. From here it's a short ride back to the base to return the bikes.
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Reviews
What guests say
excellent private tour with a really friendly guide with excellent english. Our children loved it was so safe to ride in and the roads were so big. We have listened to him and we are going to see three sites because he told us to what a great guy.
Excellent tour! Best tour of our trip! Sowa was an incredible guide - he gave us so much history of the city and answered all of our questions.
Meeting point
Where we meet
Esty Maison Yotsuya Sakamachi (Cycling Base)
- Use the map link in your booking confirmation to navigate to Esty Maison Yotsuya Sakamachi (Cycling Base).
- Your guide will be waiting at the entrance with the bikes ready to fit.
- Look for the Trip Port sign if you're not sure you have the right spot.
Itinerary
Minute by minute
- 0:00Meet at Esty Maison Yotsuya SakamachiQuick hello and a plan for the ride
- 0:10Bike check and practice rideHelmet fitting and a short practice loop
- 0:30Shinjuku Okido-higashi IntersectionRide past the skyscraper district
- 0:50Takeshita StreetDismount and walk through
- 1:10Shibuya Scramble CrossingWatch it, then walk through it
- 1:35Meiji Jingu Gaien ginkgo avenueA calm ride beneath the trees
- 2:00Return to baseTour ends at Esty Maison Yotsuya Sakamachi
Good to know
Before you book
FAQ
Questions guests ask
Is this really a private tour?+
Yes. Only your group and your guide. The 2-10 range is simply the group size we can take in one booking.
I am travelling solo. Can I book?+
Yes. Solo travellers are booked at the 2-person price so the tour can run privately for you.
Can I choose the start time?+
Yes. Pick 8:00, 13:00, or 18:00 when you book. Mornings are quietest on the streets, and the evening slot has softer light for photos.
What if it rains?+
The tour runs in light rain. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund if the forecast looks bad.
Is there an age limit?+
Yes, this tour is not available for guests under 10 or over 70 years old. Within that range it's an easy, flat ride, and no cycling experience is needed since the e-bike's pedal assist does most of the work.
Which languages do the guides speak?+
All guides speak English. Some also speak Chinese, Korean, Spanish, or French. Ask when booking and we will try to match you.
How is this different from the 3-hour e-bike tour or the early-morning e-bike tour?+
The 3-hour tour follows the same route plus an extended loop to the National Diet Building, Sakurada-mon Gate, and the Imperial Palace moat. The early-morning tour is a shorter, shrine-focused ride in the 8-10am window. This 2-hour tour sticks to the central city landmarks and runs later in the day, including an evening start.
Do I need to pay anything on the day?+
No. Everything listed is prepaid. Bring a little cash only if you want extra food or drinks along the way.
Cancellation
Cancellation policy
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
Explore central Tokyo the easy way on this private 2-hour e-bike tour with a friendly local guide. After a safety briefing and practice session, cycle past Shinjuku’s skyscrapers and Takeshita Street, cross Shibuya Scramble Crossing, and finish riding beneath the ginkgo trees of Meiji Jingu Gaien.
Schedule
- Meet at S-tie Maison Yotsuya Sakamachi (Cycling Base)
- Bike check, helmet fitting, and practice ride
- Shinjuku Okido-higashi intersection
- Takeshita Street entrance (dismount and walk through)
- Shibuya Scramble Crossing
- Meiji Jingu Gaien ginkgo tree avenue
- Return to base
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